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Presented at the ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition: Honolulu, HI, June 1, 2007.
Abstract
The E3 Team (Exploring Ethical decision-making in Engineering) is a group of engineering educators and educational researchers who have worked collaboratively since 2000 to understand the underlying causes of academic dishonesty in engineering undergraduate populations. The team was especially motivated by decades of others’ work showing that, when surveyed, engineering students were among those most likely to report frequently cheating. This paper summarizes some of the team’s more important findings from three major studies that surveyed a total of 1300 engineering and humanities undergraduates at eleven institutions. The paper also describes the next phase of the team’s research and presents implications of that work for engineering education.
Disciplines
Materials Science and Engineering
Copyright
2007 American Society for Engineering Education. Publisher website: http://www.asee.org.
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