Investigate a case study.

Once it has been investigated, you must present the relevant facts and concepts and form a judgement about what the ethical issue are that surround the case study. You must form a view about what (if any) ethical transgressions there have been, and how egregious (or otherwise) these may have been.

Finally, you should consider all of these issues through the lens of a professional engineer. As a (future) professional engineer, what is your view on these issues?

It is suggested that you:

- Present what you consider to be the relevant facts;

- Present what you consider to be the relevant concepts;

- Show why these are the relevant facts and concepts;

- Use the techniques and ideas that we have discussed in class to analyse the relevant facts and concepts;

- Articulate a view about what (if any) ethical transgressions there have been and substantiate this view;

- Articulate your view how egregious (or otherwise) these may have been and substantiate this view;

- Identify missing facts that might have hindered your forming a view, and can be done in the absence of these facts.

The case study is the proposed Garden Bridge in London.