A Biblical Perspective on Engineering Ethics
Analyzes engineering codes of conduct through a biblical lens. Discusses the nature of work, calling, and ethical principles derived from…
Resource Type: Conference Paper
The Impact of Worldview on the Engineering Design Process
Examines how presuppositions and worldview influence engineering design decisions. Compares secular and Christian perspectives and proposes strategies for integrating faith…
Strategies and Resources for Teaching the History of Technology and Its Social Impact
Courses dealing with the history of technology and its social impact are offered at many colleges and universities in various…
Development of a Mission Statement
Discusses the process and importance of creating mission statements for Christian engineering programs. Highlights stakeholder involvement and alignment with biblical…
A New BSE Under the New ABET Criteria at George Fox University
For more than a decade George Fox University has offered a dual degree, 3/2 engineering program. The Math, Computer Science,…
Christian Perspectives on Technology through Science Fiction
It is important for engineering students to consider the effect technology has on society. In order to fully address such…
Christian Engineers as Faithful Witnesses to God’s Redemptive Purposes for Creation
Explores a broad view of God’s redemptive purposes for creation and implications for engineering education. Suggests curricular strategies to prepare…
ABET 2000 – Can Engineering Faculty Teach Ethics?
The so-called ““soft 6”” of the ABET 2000 Outcomes includes “an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.” Most engineering educators…
Tesla, Latimer, and Ayrton: How the history of electricity can bring diversity to engineering
Research has shown that underrepresented minorities and women leave STEM majors at higher rates than their white male peers. This…
Teaching Biblical Environmentalism in a Christian Engineering Program
Environmental protection has been gaining importance and prominence in various engineering fields in recent years in the secular world, yet…
Learning Engineering Pedagogy from the Master Teacher
Recent engineering education literature shows the value of a real-world environment in terms of experiential learning. This paper shows that…
Guiding Principles for an Office of Information Services
Describes a set of guiding principles for an office of information services at a Christian college. Emphasizes normative frameworks based…
Experiences with Identifying Senior Level Engineering Design Projects to Meet Developing Country Needs
One method used to ensure that engineering students have learned the engineering design process and are able to put the…
Coming to Terms with Our Most Slack Objective
This paper describes a system that was put into action by the engineering faculty at John Brown University to assure…
Observations upon Entering the Kettle
An oft told parable relates how a frog, when dropped in a kettle of hot water, will instantly jump out.…