SYLLABUS
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Course Title: ME LAW, ETHICS, CODES AND STANDARDS
Course Description: The course deals with the study of the Mechanical Engineering law, code of ethics, ethical theories, and ethical issues in
the practice of engineering. Familiarization with the technical codes and standards are included
Learner Description:
Learners of this course are 5th year Mechanical Engineering students who have passed orientation to ME.
Course Objectives:
After completing this course, the student must be able to:
1. Know the existing laws and ethical standards affecting the practice of the mechanical engineering profession.
2. Develop the skills of applying the codes to every mechanical engineering design.
3. Develop a sense of professional and ethical responsibility
Learning Outputs: As evidence of attaining the above course outcomes, the student has to do and submit the following:
AA1.Quizzes
AA3.Major Exams
UB Goals & Objectives :
AE: Pursue academic excellence through a continuing search for and application of truth, knowledge and wisdom via traditional and
alternative modes of instructional delivery
MSD: Promote moral and spiritual development through an integrated educational process that will enhance character and dignity;
CESCC: Develop cultural economic and socio- civic conscience through an educational content relevant to national development needs,
conditions and aspirations
CS: Strengthen involvement in community services through varied economic projects and extensive research
ISR: Attain institutional self- reliance through responsive programs for staff facilities and systems development and Ensure financial
viability
UB Attributes :
Builder and innovator of Knowledge:
Efficient professional and effective communicator
Social, moral and global minded citizen
Transformed lifelong learner.
UB Core Values:
G: Faith in God
W: Love of Wisdom
F: Service to Fellowmen
College Goals & Objectives:
Pursue academic excellence through continued efforts to update its course offerings and curriculum with the changing demands of time.
Promote discipline and integrity through adapting a professional environment.
Foster civic responsibility and consciousness through outreach programs and social services
College Attributes :
Excellent implementor of innovative knowledge
Disciplined professionals
Socially responsible individuals
Program Educational Objectives:
Mechanical Engineering graduates aims to :
Develop engineering solutions that are well-conceived and carefully implemented to meet public and private sector needs;
Contribute effectively to organizations as leaders and/or team members
.Foster personal and organizational success in a dynamic, globalized and professional environment
Program Outcomes/Competencies (PO):
A graduate of the Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) program must have attained:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, physical sciences, sciences and engineering.
An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data.
An ability to design a system, component or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints.
An ability to function on multi-disciplinary teams.
An ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems
An understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.
An ability to communicate effectively in both Filipino and English languages.
An understanding of the impact of engineering solutions in a global and societal context.
An ability to use techniques, skills and modern engineering tools necessary for mechanical engineering practice.
Topic
Introduction to
Republic Act No.
8495 An Act
Regulating the
Practice of
Mechanical
Engineering in the
Philippines
Learning Outcome
Time Allotment
To learn the title,
statement of policy and
definition of terms of
Republic Act No. 8495
(ME LAWS)
1st -2nd Week
Learning Resources
Reference Books
Capote, R. S. &
Mandawe,
J.
A.;
(2007). Power Plant
Engineering.
JAM
Publisher.
Discussion Question
and Learning Activity
Assessment
Outcome/s
DQ: How can you say
that a person is
practicing mechanical
engineering or rendering
mechanical engineering
service?
Reporting
Recitation
Active Class
Participation
Reporting
Recitation
Active Class
Participation
LA: Discussion
Article I
TITLE, STATEMENT
OF POLICY, AND
DEFINITION OF
TERMS
Article II
BOARD OF
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
To learn the creation,
composition, qualification,
term of office and
allowances of the Board
of Mechanical
Engineering
3rd Week
Reference Books
DQ: What are the
qualifications of the
& Members of the Board?
Capote, R. S.
Mandawe,
J.
A.;
(2007). Power Plant LA: Discussion
Engineering.
JAM
Publisher.
Topic
Article III
EXAMINATION,
REGISTRATION
AND LICENSE
Learning Outcome
To learn the categories,
application, and scope of
examination and the
process of licensure
Time Allotment
Learning Resources
4th Week
Reference Books
Continuation of 3rd
Capote, R. S.
week topic
&
Mandawe,
J.
A.;
(2007). Power Plant
Engineering.
JAM
Publisher.
Discussion Question
and Learning Activity
Assessment
Outcome/s
DQ: What are the
Qualifications of
Applicants for
Professional Mechanical
Engineer, Mechanical
Engineer, and Certified
Plant Mechanic?
Reporting
Quiz
Active Class
Participation
Marked Quiz
Papers
Minor Exam
Checked Exam
Reporting
Recitation
Active
classroom
participation
Reporting
Recitation
Active
classroom
participation
LA: Discussion
PRELIMS
Answer correctly all the
given questions in the
exam
Article IV
To learn the field of action
PRACTICE OF THE authorized for each
PROFESSION
category prohibition
Article V
PENAL AND
CONCLUDING
PROVISIONS
To learn the penalties,
rules and regulations, and
funding provisions of the
Act
5th Week
6th - 7th Week
Reference Books
DQ: What are the
practices not allowed for
& firms and corporations?
Capote, R. S.
Mandawe,
J.
A.;
(2007). Power Plant LA: Discussion
Engineering.
JAM
Publisher.
8th Week
Reference Books
DQ: What are the
penalties for any person
Capote, R. S. & who violates any of the
Mandawe,
J.
A.; provisions of this Act and
(2007). Power Plant its rules and regulations?
Engineering.
Publisher.
JAM
LA: Discussion
Topic
Resolution No. 16
Series of 1998
Rules and
Regulations
Implementing
Republic Act No.
8495
Learning Outcome
Time Allotment
9th Week
To define Resolution No.
16 Series of 1998
Learning Resources
Discussion Question
and Learning Activity
Reference Books
DQ: What is the
definition of mechanical
Capote, R. S. & processes, works,
Mandawe,
J.
A.; projects or plants?
Assessment
Outcome/s
Reporting
Quiz
Active Class
Participation
Marked Quiz
Papers
Major Exam
Checked Exam
(2007). Power Plant
Engineering.
JAM LA: Discussion
Publisher.
To learn the title,
statement of policy and
definition of terms of
Republic Act No. 8495
Rule I
TITLE, STATEMENT
To know the official seal
OF POLICY AND
of the board
DEFINITION OF
TERMS
Rule II
OFFICIAL SEAL OF
THE BOARD
MIDTERM
Answer correctly all the
given questions in the
exam
10th Week
Topic
Rule III
COMPOSITION,
QUALIFICATIONS,
TERMS OF OFFICE
AND MEETINGS OF
THE BOARD
Rule IV DUTIES
AND
RESPONSIBILITIES
OF THE
CHAIRMAN, THE
MEMBERS AND OF
THE BOARD
Rule V
LICENSURE
EXAMINATION FOR
THE PRACTICE OF
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
Rule VI
REGISTRATION
AND ISSUANCE OF
CERTIFICATES OF
REGISTRATION
AND LICENSES
Learning Outcome
To learn the composition,
qualification, term of
office and meetings of the
Board
Time Allotment
11th Week
To know the process of
registration and issuance
of certificates and
licenses
Assessment
Outcome/s
DQ: What is the Term of
Office of the Members of
& the Board?
Reporting
Recitation
Active
classroom
participation
DQ: What are the
documents/papers that a
Capote, R. S. & PME applicant must
Mandawe,
J.
A.; submit in order to qualify
(2007). Power Plant for application?
Reporting
Recitation
Active Class
Participation
Reference Books
Discussion Question
and Learning Activity
Capote, R. S.
Mandawe,
J.
A.;
(2007). Power Plant LA: Discussion
Engineering.
JAM
Publisher.
To know the duties and
responsibilities of the
Chairman, the Members
and of the Board
To learn the process of
examination and
licensure for the practice
of mechanical
engineering
Learning Resources
12th Week
Reference Books
Engineering.
Publisher.
JAM
LA: Discussion
Topic
Learning Outcome
Time Allotment
Rule VII
ADMINISTRATIVE
PROCEEDINGS
To learn the
administrative
proceedings, grounds for
suspension or revocation
of certificates
13th Week
Rule VIII
REPORT ON THE
PERFORMANCE
OF THE
CANDIDATES OF
SCHOOLS,
COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES IN
LICENSURE
EXAMINATIONS
SEMIFINALS
Reference Books
Discussion Question
and Learning Activity
Assessment
Outcome/s
DQ: What are the
grounds for suspension?
Reporting
Quiz
Active Class
Participation
Marked Quiz
Papers
Minor Exam
Checked Exam
Capote, R. S. &
Mandawe,
J.
A.;
LA: Discussion
(2007). Power Plant
Engineering.
JAM
Publisher.
To know the report of the
Board
Answer correctly all the
given questions in the
exam
Learning Resources
14th Week
Topic
Learning Outcome
Time Allotment
Rule IX SEAL AND
USE OF SEAL OF
PROFESSIONAL
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS
To learn the seal of a
Professional Mechanical
Engineer and its use
15th Week
Rule X
REGISTRATION
WITH OR WITHOUT
EXAMINATION
AND/OR ISSUANCE
OF
SPECIAL/TEMPOR
ARY PERMITS TO
FOREIGN
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS
Rule XI
PROHIBITIONS,
ENFORCEMENT
AND PENALTIES
Rule XII
INTEGRATION OF
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS
To know all about
integration of PME, RME
and CPM
Discussion Question
and Learning Activity
Reference Books
DQ: How does the Seal
of a Professional
Capote, R. S. & Mechanical Engineer
Mandawe,
J.
A.; looks like?
Assessment
Outcome/s
Reporting
Recitation
Active class
participation
Reporting
Recitation
Active Class
Participation
(2007). Power Plant
Engineering.
JAM
Publisher.
LA: Discussion
To know the applicability
of guidelines promulgated
by the Commision
To know the prohibitions,
enforcement and
penalties
Learning Resources
16th Week
Reference Books
DQ: What are the
prohibitions in practicing
& mechanical engineering?
Capote, R. S.
Mandawe,
J.
A.;
(2007). Power Plant LA: Discussion
Engineering.
JAM
Publisher.
Topic
Learning Outcome
Time Allotment
Rule XIII
MISCELLANEOUS
PROVISIONS
To learn the Code of
Ethics and Professional
Standards
17th Week
Rule XIV
TRANSITORY
PROVISIONS
To know all about
transitory provisions
Learning Resources
Reference Books
Capote, R. S. &
Mandawe,
J.
A.;
(2007). Power Plant
Engineering.
JAM
Publisher.
To know the separability
Rule XV
and effectivity clause of
SEPARABILITY
the Act
AND EFFECTIVITY
CLAUSES
FINALS
Answer correctly all the
given questions in the
exam
Discussion Question
and Learning Activity
Assessment
Outcome/s
DQ: What are the
qualifications for faculty
members currently
teaching mechanical
engineering professional
subjects in universities,
colleges, institutes or
schools?
Reporting
Quiz
Active Class
Participation
Marked Quiz
Papers
Major Exam
Checked Exam
LA: Discussion
18th Week
GRADING SYSTEM: The final grade in this course is composed of the following items and their weights in the final grade computation. The UB
Grading System will be used as a guide for the computation of the final grade (please add rows as needed)
UB Grading System:
20% - Quizzes
20% - Preliminary Exam
40% - Midterm Exam
20% - Other Requirement
(Seatworks/Assignments/Exercises/Attendance)
20% - Quizzes
20% - Semifinals Exam
40% - Midterm Exam
20% - Other Requirement
(Seatwoks/Assignments/Exercises/Attendance)
Average Final Grade:
40% of First Half of the semesters grade + 60% of the Second Half of the semesters grade
Assessment Item
Grade Source (Score or Rubric Grade)
Percentage of Final Grade
LO1
Assignments/ Exercises
LO2
Participate in class discussion
LO3
Seat works/ Exercises
AA1
Quizzes
20%
AA2
Minor Exams
20%
AA3
Major Exams
40%
20%
Passing Grade: 75%
Passing Grade Conditions: The student must be able to submit all the requirements before given a passing grade.
Textbook
Power Plant Engineering by R.S.Capote & J.A.Mandawe
Reference Books
Capote, R. S. & Mandawe, J. A. (2007). Power Plant Engineering. JAM Publisher.
Duaso, C. G.; Capote, R. S. & Mandawe, J. A. (2009). Prime's Mechanical Engineering Pocket Reference Manual. JAM Publisher.
Prepared by:
Engr. James Karl S. Leynes, RME
Checked by:
Engr. Gilbert M. Mendoza
ME- Department Head
Approved by:
Dr. Henry I. Cabatay, REE
Dean College of Engineering
Dr. Editha Mission
OIC - Academic Affairs / AVP-ARAA
