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Engineering Ethics and Intellectual Property

The document discusses various topics related to engineering ethics including intellectual property, plagiarism, reliability of engineers, impediments to responsibility, preventive ethics, liability, copyright, dishonesty, and impediments to discharging responsibility. It provides definitions and examples for key terms and concepts. The document contains multiple choice questions to test understanding of engineering ethics principles.

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Engineering Ethics and Intellectual Property

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HSS172_MODULE-5_by Ms Vijaya A

[Link] property Is protected by a. Patent, trademarks and copyrights


b. Company documentation c. Storing in computers
d. Security personnel

[Link] means
a. Trespassing upon immovable property
b. Trespassing against moveable property
c. Using intellectual property of others without their permission
d. None of the above

[Link] to engineers responsibility are:


a. Self-Interest, Fear ,Self-Deception
b. Greed, Jealously,
c. Government, and Society
d . None of the above

[Link] of engineers is a combination of:


a. Efficiency, obedience and loyalty
b. Confidence, trust worthiness and dependability
c. Engineer’s action is within his authority
[Link] the above

[Link] is not an impediment to responsibility.


a. Self-interest b Self-deception c Self-respect d Ignorance

[Link] is not a kind of trademark____________


[Link] b. Sounds c .Symbols d. Goodwill

[Link] Ethics involves the study of:


a. Moral issues in engineering
b Related question of moral conduct
[Link] impact of engineering’s creativeactivity
d. All the above

[Link] of the aims in studying engineering ethics is


a .To gain better insight in the profession
b .To now the secrets of the profession
c . develop analytical skill.
d .To understand the professional problem
[Link] the risk of harm is equated by the probability of producing benefits, risk is considered to
be:
a .Reasonable risk b Unavoidable risk c. Inevitable risk d Acceptable risk.

[Link] ethics is significant for engineers because engineers must:


a. Obey orders b .Plan for profits c. Make decisions d Protect themselves

[Link] safe or blaming others’ is ______ type of attitudes of responsibility of engineers.


[Link] b Reasonable care c Good-works d None of these

[Link] Ethics is Preventive Ethics because: a. It averts later problems b. It prevents


economic loss
c. It instills sense of responsibility in engineering’s
d. It means both (a) and (c)

[Link] means:_________________________ a When ever an act harms others it must be


compensated
[Link] not obligatory.
c. When a customer buys a service or a product liability ceases
[Link] of the above

[Link] is to responsibility
a. way to shift b. A way to corrupt c .An impediment d. Both (a) and ( c)

[Link] author retains copyright for:


a.100 yeas b.50years c.60years d.25year

[Link] is not dishonesty in engineering:


a. Forging b. Blending c. Trimming d. Cooking

[Link] ________ To responsibility :


a. A way of shift b. An impediment c. A conflict d. None of the above

[Link] of the impediments to discharge the responsibility by engineers is______________


a. Ego-centric tendencies b. Cooking c. With-holding information d. Ambiguity.

[Link] above and beyond the call of the duty refers to:
a. Egocentric tendencies b. Group thinking c. Degree of responsibility.
d. Work done according to high professional standard.

[Link] Imaginary ethics b. A modern ethics c. A preventive ethics


[Link] ethics based on science and technology.
[Link] means:
a. Boiling under pressure b. Retaining results which fit the theory
c. Making deceptive statements d. Misleading the public about the quality of the product.

[Link] owner of the patent right retains his patent right for:
a.100 years b.20 years c.50 years d.75 years.

[Link] use of intellectual property of others without their permission is known as :


a. Forging b. Cooking c. Trimming d. Plagiarism.

[Link] the risk of harm is equated by the probability of producing benefits,risk is considered
to be:
a. Reasonable risk b. Unavoidable risk c. Inevitable risk d. Acceptable risk.

[Link] overcome an impediment, ‘Uncritical Acceptance’, what step an engineer has to take:
a. Accept and analyze b. Analyze and accept c. Always say Yes Boss d. None of these.

[Link] owner of the patient Right retains his patent Right for a period of :
(a) 15 years (b) 10 years (c) 20 years (d)50 years

[Link] Formulae of a soft drink is an example of:


(a) Trade secret (b) Patent (c) copy right (d) trade marks

[Link] is meant by trimming?


[Link] retaining entire data. [Link] smoothing of irregularities to make the data [Link] retaining data
[Link] data

[Link] means,
[Link] be legally right [Link] be measured as constitutionally right [Link] be measured as
logically right [Link] be legally right

[Link] is meant by acceptable risk?


a.a risk of harm equal to producing benefit b.A risk of harm equal to producing benefit
[Link] inevitable risk [Link] risk which is the natural part of the process

[Link] is the place of “Fear,in public service”?


[Link] acts as a hindrance to responsibility [Link] is essential to bring about discipline
[Link] kills ideas [Link] statement is fully true

[Link] is not the symptom of good thinking?


[Link] mind Guarding [Link] egocentric tendency [Link] self censorship [Link] illusion of unanimity
[Link] is not hurdle responsibility?
[Link] confident [Link] [Link] and deadlines [Link] of imagination

[Link] of interest
[Link] yension with the employer [Link] professional judgement
[Link] an impediment [Link] the progress of industrial growth

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