1.1 Introduction of EIS
1.1 Introduction of EIS
1.1 Introduction of EIS
ENGINEERING IN SOCIETY
TOPIC 1.0
ENGINEERING CHALLENGES IN MODERN SOCIETY
PN. SHARINATOL AKMANIDA BINTI JAMALUDIN
Civil Engineering Department
Polytechnic Ungku Omar, Ipoh
CONTENT
Source: Wall, K. (2010). Engineering: issues, challenges and opportunities for development. UNESCO.
DEFINITION OF ENGINEERING
Discipline, practice, profession and derives from the word Connects to the natural sciences,
and to the social and human
art that relates to the ‘engineer’ sciences. Science, from the Latin
development, acquisition and
application of technical, scientific
used in the 1300s for a scientia for knowledge, relates
broadly to a systematic approach
and mathematical knowledge person who operated a to the observation of phenomena
about the understanding, design, military engine and the development of hypothesis,
development, invention, experimentation and theory
innovation and use of materials,
or machine – such as a regarding these phenomena, and
machines, structures, systems and catapult or, later, a the production of knowledge upon
which predictions or predictable
processes for specific purposes. cannon. outcome may be based.
Source: Wall, K. (2010). Engineering: issues, challenges and opportunities for development. UNESCO.
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ENGINEERING BRANCHES
Source: Wall, K. (2010). Engineering: issues, challenges and opportunities for development. UNESCO.
SPECTRUM OF ENGINEERING AND
ENGINEERING JOBS
Industry
Engineering Society
Aslaksen, E. W. (2015). The Relationship Between Engineers and Society: is it currently fulfilling its potential?. In Journal and
Source: Proceedings of the Royal Society of New South Wales (Vol. 148, No. 455/456, p. 28). Royal Society of New South Wales.
THE IMPACT OF ENGINEERING IN SOCIETY
05 SPACE HEALTH
ENGINEERING allowed
02
businesses to work smarter DEVELOP TECHNO ENGINEERING access the
and faster than ever before. world with fingertips, to build
Improvements to travel have MENT LOGY satellites and machines that
changed the way humans help society to understand
connect with one another, the world that people live
opening trades for business COMMUNIC and shape on a daily basis
and allowing us to literally
travel to the other side of the 04 ATION
1980 – 1983 –
Manufacturing PROTON 1985 -
(World Largest (First PENANG
Semiconductor National BRIGE
Manufacturer) Car)
1995 –
1991 – KL Sunway 1995 –
TOWER Lagoon Putrajaya
Suspension
Bridge
MALAYSIA ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT
SOCIETY ENGINEERS
requires the additional information about how its intended or primary use, an application
the application relates to the various societal may have other uses or features, some of
concerns, and here there are a number of which would potentially change society in an
problems unwanted direction
the direct interaction of an application with a involves the interface between engineering
societal concern may be a matter of straight- and science, as well as the distinction between
forward technical information, such as the definite data and probabilistic data
amount of carbon dioxide produced
THE IMPORTANT OF ENGINEERING IN SOCIETY (CIVIL)
Transportation Engineering
The safety of people and moving of goods, allowing for a
smooth transition of goods from one location to another,
schedule the flow of traffic during high congestion times by
opening and closing roads or lanes of traffic, work with
railways and airlines to ensure safe flights and rail travel.
CONCLUSION
The standing of the engineering profession in society, the visibility of
the relationship of engineering with technology, and the ability of
engineers to provide information to society, are all closely
interrelated, and they need to be addressed in a coordinated fashion
when assessing the responsibility of engineers to society.
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