Dimension éthique et déontologique (Les fondements)
Topic outline
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Course information
Course title: Dimension éthique et déontologique (les fondements) - MP101
Teaching language: English
Credit: 01
Coefficient: 01
Duration: 15 weeks
Schedule: Wednesday: 14:00 - 15:30
Room: M108
Evaluation modalities:
This course will be evaluated throughout a final exam: which will test your understanding of the course and will constitute 100% of your grade. The exam may comprise direct course questions, Multiple Choice Question (MCQ), Single Choice Question (SCQ)
Contact
Teacher: Dr. Samir BRAIRI
Contact: samir.brairi@univ-tlemcen.dz
Availability:
Office hours: Tuesday from 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Via MS Teams: You can send all your questions about the course or any inquiries as a direct message using your official Teams account. Kindly note that messages originated from unofficial accounts will not be answered.
Via mail: All incoming emails will be answered in a short time following its reception depending on my availability. Kindly note that I strongly recommend you to use your institutional email accounts i.e.: name.surname@univ-tlemcen.dz
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Content
The course is divided into 7 learning units, each of which is addressed through instructional sequences that allow for the assimilation of the planned concepts. This assimilation is reinforced by learning activities where these concepts are put into practice.
Course plan:
Chapter I: Fundamental notions
Chapter II: References (Les référentiels)
Chapter III: University Franchise
Chapter IV: University Values
Chapter V: Rights and duties of university members
Chapter VI: University relations
Chapter VII: Practices
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Objectives
The objectives of the course are designed to instill a comprehensive understanding of ethical principles governing behavior in both academic and professional settings. Students will identify and examine key ethical principles, ensuring they can act with integrity and respect. They will also become familiar with the university's regulations and policies, including their rights and obligations, providing a framework for ethical decision-making. Emphasizing the importance of respecting and promoting intellectual property, the course will highlight the value of original work and ideas. Through the application of ethical principles to hypothetical scenarios common in university life, students will learn to navigate and resolve issues using the university's regulations, preparing them to handle real-world challenges effectively and ethically.
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No prerequisites are required for this course
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