Using Frankenstein to Teach Ethics and Code of Conduct in an Undergraduate Science Course

Using the stimulus equivalence paradigm to teach course material in an undergraduate rehabilitation course.

In 2 experiments, we examined whether the stimulus equivalence instructional paradigm could be used to teach relations among names, definitions, causes, and common treatments for disabilities using a selection-based intraverbal training format. Participants were pre- and posttested on vocal intraverbal relations and were trained using multiple-choice worksheets in which selection-based intraver...

Educating Frankenstein: an interdisciplinary approach to teaching undergraduate computing and ethics

Ethics And The Accountants’ Code Of Conduct

Although the A/CPA has established the Professional Code of Conduct to deal with the behavior of CPAs, research has also shown that an individual's behavior is af­ fected by his or her personal values. While there has been considerable research of the ethical behavior of business professionals and business students, there has been limited research of the personal values of public accountants. T...

Using an Online Learning Environment to Teach an Undergraduate Statistics Course: the tutor-web

A learning environment, the tutor-web (http://tutor-web.net), has been developed and used for educational research. The system is accessible and free to use for anyone having access to the Web. It is based on open source software and the teaching material is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License. The system has been used for computer-assisted education in statistics...

Integrating Ethics into an Undergraduate Control Systems Course

When I first contemplated the idea of including ethics in a Control Systems course, it seemed a daunting task, since the lectures were already crammed tight with technical material. More importantly, since the course is a senior-level technical elective, the topics are rather abstract, making it even more difficult to establish linkages with realworld problems. However, as I began to ponder on ...