Ethics Issues in Sciences course paper.
My topic : continuing development of nuclear weapon is serious ethic problem
My paper should be included all of the contents below.
Your project will be to develop a 10 to 12 page paper on the topic of your choice related to ethics. Your project should include these major sections:
A.Description of Issue: Clearly state the ethical issue and the relevance of the selected issue. Discuss the motivation for undertaking it. (1-2 pages)
B.Background Research: Research information on the selected issue including at least 3 scholarly references. Your research should focus on the selected issue and concepts that relate to decision‐making, resource management, or other. (2 pages)
C.Critical Analysis: Provide critical analysis of the challenges related to the selected issue in a wider global context using theories, tools and methods from this and other fields of study. Consider the political, social, environmental or economic factors contributing to the ethical issue. Consider other perspectives as well as your own. (3 pages)
D.Future Recommendations: Recommend probable solutions for the ethical issue in your industry. Summarize the final outcome of your project. Highlight any course principles you include. Discuss any implications that your project has in the workplace and the community, if applicable. (3 pages)
E.Reflections: Reflect on this issue. Consider your personal and professional experience, and your civic and global capabilities. Think about how you deal with new and challenging situations while questioning and discussing any personal biases, stereotypes, preconceptions and assumptions that were made throughout this process. (1 page)
When writing your report, consider the following guiding questions:
What are some ethical, social, cultural, scientific, or environmental consequences of the issue?
- What are relevant connections between this issue, knowledge of the coursework and participation in civic live or the community?
- What are the implications of the issue in a global context, outside of your current city, state, or country?
What are some alternative perspectives on this issue, such as different cultural, or international perspectives?
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