FACC 100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Social Inequality, Appropriate Technology, Fidic

• School: McGill University
• Department: Faculty Course
• Course: FACC 100
• Professor: David Frost

Document Summary

Mastery of knowledge necessary for professional practice. Application of scientific principles and standards of good practice. Keep up with the latest developments in your field after graduation. Professional practice (facing routine challenges at work) Back to school to earn a master"s or a ph. d. Engineers can only accept assignments for which they have the necessary competence. Must assume full responsibility for consequences of professional actions. Are personally answerable to clients and to society for their work. Maintaining a high level of quality in professional practice. Respecting economic, social, political and ecological development. Personal interest and profitability come second to interests of society and of clients. Dedication to integrity, availability, independence, professional discretion, and solidarity with colleagues. Actions to be guided by professional conscience. Obligations to the client or employer: execute work only if competent, act with integrity. Inform client of consequences if advice is not followed bribes : complete work with diligence, apply engineer"s seal and signature.