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Interview аn engineer. Hаve аt least a half hоur cоnversatiоn with them. Ask them to talk about their career, how they got into the field, the various jobs they’ve held, and what they are doing currently. Upload your completed interview to this question. Below are some possible questions to prompt your interviewee. Choose wisely from the list since not all of the questions may be relevant. Also field some of your own questions as well during the interview. A good interview will have purpose and structure. At the same time allow for some improvisation and digression so it doesn’t feel too mechanical. a) Have you ever worked with scientists? How would you describe the relationship between science and engineering? b) Have you ever worked with designers or artists? How would you describe the relationship between artists and engineers? c) In your capacity as an engineer have you ever been confronted with an ethical dilemma? How did you resolve that dilemma? And did the habits, practices or beliefs that engineers abide by inform how your resolved it? d) In your own experience how would you describe the relationship between engineers and managers? Do managers facilitate your work or do they make it more difficult? e) Do you think engineering is represented fairly by non-engineers and by society at large? What particular stereotypes about engineering seem true to you? Which ones seem false? f) What are the parts of engineering that you find most satisfying and rewarding? What parts do you find most frustrating? g) Do engineers have civic or political responsibilities? Or is it enough for engineers to do what they are told to do by the firms they work for? If they do have civic responsibilities what are they? And how best are they carried out? h) Do engineers need to engage in self-promotion? How well do they do it? i) As an engineer do you mainly innovate? Or are you in charge of maintaining existing technologies? What, in your opinion, is the relationship between innovation and maintenance? As a society are we honoring both activities sufficiently? j) Is it sufficient for engineers to create things and let society worry how best to use those things after they’ve been created? Or should engineers worry about how their technologies are adopted? k) Do you regard technology “just as a tool?” Or is it something more? Do you and the engineers you work with regard tools and technology differently than people in other professions? In your paper provide an account of your subject's experience as an engineer. A good paper will quote the interview, but your own perspective and analysis should also be voiced. Your paper should have a thesis that is clearly articulated in the opening paragraphs. The thesis should be substantiated and defended in the remainder of the paper. A good paper should also make some reference to themes that have been broached in the readings. You should record your interviewee. (When I record interview subjects I use my smartphone). You can automatically transcribe the interview (if your recording is of good quality) by using Happy Scribe's almost free service (see https://www.happyscribe.co/Links to an external site. ). Since Happy Scribe's A.I. isn't perfect you will have to edit any passages you actually quote in your paper to make sure they precisely mirror what was said in your recording.