Ethics in engineering
*3 pages, 3 references (2012-2017) One company example one reference
*Includes one good company example and one bad company example of the topic
*State the issues in each subtitle in 2-3 sentence and focus on the examples!!! Keep intro and conclusion simple
*Use company example to illustrate the problem and how company solve the problem with ethic or unethical
*Sources I found, you can use it or other references if you find a better one just remember 2012-2017 published only

@Outline:

Introduction-short, abstract/theory

Public Safety –
Problem/issues illustration+ good company example+ evidence to back up
*Good company example: Samsung recalls Galaxy Note 7 phones over exploding battery. Samsung have handled this crisis in an exemplary way. After the issue of battery fires and the dangers they pose to public safety, Samsung have act quickly by announced their actions in response to the problem simultaneously with admitting there was a problem. Also, they act ethically by promised that anyone who has bought a new Galaxy 7 with the problem battery will get a new one in exchange.

DiPietro, B. (2016, September 12). Crisis of the Week: Samsung and the Exploding Phone Batteries. Retrieved January 18, 2017, from http://blogs.wsj.com/riskandcompliance/2016/09/12/crisis-of-the-week-samsung-and-the-exploding-phone-batteries/

IP address-
Problem/issues illustration+ good or bad company example+ evidence to back up
*Example such as Facebook, Apple… (good or bad example)

Environmental issues-
Problem/issues illustration+ bad company example+ evidence to back up
*Bad example will be the greatest nuclear disaster that occurred in Chernobyl in 1986. The effects of this nuclear disaster is still being felt today with children and the elderly having serious medical conditions such as cancer , breathing problems , skin disease and more. The lack of safety culture resulted in the inability to remedy design weakness despite being known before the accident. There were many construction failings at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and its inadequate monitoring. A lot of safety procedures were being violated and unethical decisions were made.

Wilson, W. R. (2013). Using the Chernobyl Incident to Teach Engineering Ethics. Science and Engineering Ethics,19(2), 625-640. doi:10.1007/s11948-011-9337-4

Conclusion-short, sum