According to Adams and Felder, educational philosopher and provocateur is one of "exciting new roles for enabling engineering education to dynamically respond to the evolving nature of the engineering profession".
I had never have engineering ethics or philosophical class before I enrolled in the ENE department. To be honest, I was reluctunt to have philosophical class at first because I thought it was irrelevent to engineering. But my mind has changed now. I have new ideas about engineering because of the philosophy class. And I think other engineering students should have philosophy classes, too.
Monday, November 30, 2009
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