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objectives.If you do not see an objective on this list that you feel is important, please add it. Include No. Learning Objectives 1 Define ethics and engineering ethics. 2 Give examples of ethical values. 3 Interpret key elements of engineering codes of ethics, such as “conflict of interest.” 4 Summarize basic ethical frameworks according to major ethical theories. 5 Understand the psychological basis of ethical/unethical behavior. 6 Explain why it is important for Biological Engineers to act ethically. 7 Act according to ethical principles in a
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