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<p>PHIL385 Discussion Post Page</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>This is meant to allow me to draft my thoughts. I&#039;ll put more information here eventually.<br /> <br /> == Week 1 Discussion Board ==<br /> <br /> The following topics were covered in week 1: <br /> <br /> # Lin (2016) The Ethical Dilemma of Self-driving Cars, 4m<br /> # Norman (1990) Design Thinking, 217-257<br /> # Roy (2015) When We Design for Disability, We All Benefit, 13m<br /> # Blockley (2012) From Idea to Reality, 1-17<br /> <br /> Discussion: <br /> <br /> Blah blah. We&#039;ll get there. :)<br /> <br /> == Week 2 Discussion Board ==<br /> <br /> # NSPE (2007) Code of Ethics and Reference Guide, 3-4<br /> # Heffernon (2012) Dare to Disagree, 13m<br /> # Satris (1986) Student Relativism, 51-54<br /> # Timmons (2013) An Introduction to Moral Theory, 1-12<br /> <br /> Discussion: <br /> <br /> Blah blah. We&#039;ll get there. :)<br /> <br /> == Week 3 Discussion Board ==<br /> <br /> # Timmons (2013) Moral Relativism, 41-67<br /> # Skakoon and King (2004) What the Beginner Needs to Learn at Once, 5-19<br /> <br /> Discussion: <br /> <br /> Blah blah. We&#039;ll get there. :)<br /> <br /> == Week 4 Discussion Board ==<br /> <br /> # Davis (1998) Codes of Ethics and the Challenger, 43-60<br /> # Timmons (2013) Evaluation of Ethical Egoism [Prisoner’s Dilemma], 194-201<br /> <br /> Discussion: <br /> <br /> Blah blah. We&#039;ll get there. :)<br /> <br /> == Week 5 Discussion Board ==<br /> <br /> # Science Buddies (2011) Decision Making Matrix<br /> # Harris et al. (1997) Analyzing and Resolving Ethical Problems, 21-37<br /> # NSPE Ethics Board (2006) 5-4 Failure to Disclose Full Impact of Development<br /> # SEP (2013) Moral Reasoning 2.3: Sorting Out Which Considerations Are Most Relevant<br /> <br /> <br /> Discussion: <br /> <br /> Blah blah. We&#039;ll get there. :)</div>

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