Engineering Scenarios
World Context: Engineering
The Engineering Ethics Professional Domain represents a specialized field where engineers navigate complex ethical dilemmas requiring the application of abstract principles to concrete situations. In this professional domain, professionals must balance their paramount duty to protect public safety against other obligations such as client confidentiality, employer loyalty, and professional integrity. Decision-making involves analyzing specific facts, identifying relevant ethical codes, resolving conflicts between competing principles through operationalization, and drawing analogies to precedent cases. This professional domain encompasses scenarios involving safety assessments, environmental impacts, product integrity, confidential information, and professional conduct, all within organizational contexts that include established hierarchies, procedures, and economic pressures that influence ethical judgments.
Review of Other Engineer’s Work
Interactive ethical decision scenario generated from case 20. Contains 0 events and 0 decisions. Key participants: Client A, Engineer B, City Administrator.
Scenario Development Tools
From Case Studies
Transform existing case studies into interactive scenarios for testing and analysis.
Manual Creation
Build scenarios from scratch with full control over characters, resources, and decision points.
Create Manual ScenarioAbout Scenarios in Engineering
Scenarios in the Engineering world represent ethical situations that require careful decision-making within this specific domain context. Each scenario provides:
- Characters - Stakeholders with specific roles and relationships
- Resources - Available assets and constraints
- Events - Timeline of what occurs during the scenario
- Decisions - Ethical choices that must be made
- Context - Domain-specific rules and guidelines
- Outcomes - Consequences of different decision paths
Ontology Integration
This world uses the engineering-ethics
ontology to provide structured
domain knowledge, ensuring scenarios are grounded in formal ethical frameworks and domain expertise.