TY - GEN T1 - Engineering education and practice : embracing a Catholic vision T2 - Notre Dame studies in ethics and culture A2 - Hallinan, K. P. A2 - Heft, James LA - English PP - Notre Dame, Ind. PB - University of Notre Dame Press YR - 2011 UL - https://ebooks.jgu.edu.in/Record/jstor_dda_ocn794700735 AB - Engineering Education and Practice: Embracing a Catholic Vision is a collection of essays exploring how major themes of Catholic social teaching--respect for the environment, sustainability, technological design, and service to the poor--all positively affect engineering curricula, students, and faculty. Many engineering programs at American universities focus solely on developing technological sophistication without promoting ethical and humanitarian priorities. The contributors to this collection argue, however, that undergraduate engineering education needs to be broadened beyond its current narrow restrictions. The authors of this unique collection, nearly all of whom are engineers themselves, show how some Christian universities in the United States have found creative ways of opening up their engineering curricula. They demonstrate how the professional education of engineers can be enriched not only by ethical and religious themes, which are typically isolated in humanities curricula, but also by special fieldwork courses that offer hands-on service-learning opportunities and embody a rich educational synthesis. OP - 240 NO - OldControl:muse9780268081737. NO - Proceedings of a conference held Sept. 22-24, 2005 at the University of Dayton. CN - T73 .E447 2011 SN - 0268081735 SN - 9780268081737 SN - 9780268031107 SN - 026803110X KW - Catholic Church : Education. KW - Église catholique : Éducation. KW - Catholic Church KW - Engineering ethics : United States. KW - Engineers : Education : United States. KW - Engineering : Study and teaching : United States. KW - Ingénieurs : Déontologie : États-Unis. KW - Ingénieurs : Éducation : États-Unis. KW - Ingénierie : Étude et enseignement : États-Unis. KW - EDUCATION / Schools / Levels / Higher KW - Education KW - Engineering ethics KW - Engineering : Study and teaching KW - Engineers : Training of KW - United States KW - Proceedings of a conference held Sept. 22-24, 2005 at the University of Dayton. KW - "Multi-User" KW - Electronic books. ER -