Brad J. Kallenberg is Associate Professor of Theology at the University of Dayton, Ohio.

[...]an inspiring vision for how engineering can be understood as a Christian vocation, so long as its particular practice serves both moral means and ends. This book is intended first for wellread engineering undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty, but also for students of theology and ethics who are interested in a creative and helpful interdisciplinary project.

• Preface1. The Messy World We Inhabit2. Ethics as Design3. Arguing about Good Design4. Reading Professional Codes of Ethics through Design5. Design Reasoning6. Design Can Change Your Life7. So Be Good for Goodness' Sake!8. Design as a Social Practice9. Cross-Domain Transfer and Design10. Engineering as Christian VocationAppendix: Following the Rules in DesignBibliographyIndex

Brad J. Kallenberg is Associate Professor of Theology at the University of Dayton, Ohio.

[...]an inspiring vision for how engineering can be understood as a Christian vocation, so long as its particular practice serves both moral means and ends. This book is intended first for wellread engineering undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty, but also for students of theology and ethics who are interested in a creative and helpful interdisciplinary project.

• Preface1. The Messy World We Inhabit2. Ethics as Design3. Arguing about Good Design4. Reading Professional Codes of Ethics through Design5. Design Reasoning6. Design Can Change Your Life7. So Be Good for Goodness' Sake!8. Design as a Social Practice9. Cross-Domain Transfer and Design10. Engineering as Christian VocationAppendix: Following the Rules in DesignBibliographyIndex

Brad J. Kallenberg is Associate Professor of Theology at the University of Dayton, Ohio.

[...]an inspiring vision for how engineering can be understood as a Christian vocation, so long as its particular practice serves both moral means and ends. This book is intended first for wellread engineering undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty, but also for students of theology and ethics who are interested in a creative and helpful interdisciplinary project.

• Preface1. The Messy World We Inhabit2. Ethics as Design3. Arguing about Good Design4. Reading Professional Codes of Ethics through Design5. Design Reasoning6. Design Can Change Your Life7. So Be Good for Goodness' Sake!8. Design as a Social Practice9. Cross-Domain Transfer and Design10. Engineering as Christian VocationAppendix: Following the Rules in DesignBibliographyIndex