Upholding Ethics in Land Surveying (Timed & Monitored)
- Course Number: R1007T
- Credits: 1 hours
- Instructor: Helen Chen, Ph.D., PE
- Price: $10
Course Outline
This course provides a comprehensive exploration of ethical principles and challenges in land surveying. Participants will gain a deep understanding of professional competence, responsibility, and the ethical standards required to navigate complex dilemmas. Topics include conflict of interest, data integrity, confidentiality, environmental and public welfare considerations, and the importance of accuracy and accountability. Real-world case studies and actionable strategies will equip surveyors with the tools to uphold integrity, foster public trust, and advance their profession ethically and responsibly.
At the end of this course, there will be a multiple-choice, open-book quiz designed to enhance your understanding of the course material.
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this course, the student will:
- Be able to identify and apply ethical principles relevant to land surveying;
- Be able to analyze and resolve common ethical dilemmas in professional practice;
- Be able to maintain professional competence through continuous education and adherence to standards; and
- Be able to uphold professional responsibility and ethical standards in practice.