ESLO 3 Ethical Reasoning
Oregon Tech students will make and defend reasonable ethical judgments.
Definition
Ethical reasoning is the process of recognizing which decisions require ethical judgments, determining potential reasonable courses of action, finding support for potential courses of action, and then selecting the course of action best supported.
Criteria
- Theory: Demonstrate knowledge of different ethical theories and codes.
- Recognition: Recognize decisions requiring ethical judgments.
- Logic: Demonstrate knowledge of the logic of ethical reasoning.
- Judgment: Make and support plausible ethical decisions.
Foundation:
- 1 course, identified by major, that introduces ethical reasoning.
Essential Practice:
- 3 credits from Ethical Reasoning – Essential Practice list
Program-Integrated Practice:
- 1 course, defined by program, that integrates ethical reasoning in the context of the major.
Krista Beaty, Assistant Professor
SE212
541.885.1275
krista.beaty@oit.edu