Friday, March 9, Dr. Loui will be presenting a lunchtime seminar to all of electrical and computer engineering graduate students at 12 Noon in 323 CRMS.   His presentation will be on research ethics, including plagiarism. 

Dr. Loui’s research interests include computational complexity theory, ethics in engineering and computing, and the scholarship of teaching and learning.  He serves as executive editor of College Teaching, and as a member of the editorial board of Accountability in Research. He is a Carnegie Scholar and an IEEE Fellow.  Dr. Loui has produced two half-hour movies that dramatize case studies in engineering ethics. He mentors students for the Leadership Certificate Program and conducts short programs across the campus of UIUC on engineering ethics, research ethics, and college teaching.

Thursday, March 8, Dr. Michael Loui, professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will be presenting the William and Patricia Stacy Engineering Ethics Education Lecture to the ECE Capstone Senior Design Class (3:30-5:00) in Room 357 FPAT.  This is a required class for all seniors in electrical and computer engineering and will be on workplace ethics.