This ethics course offers an exploration of the intricate relationship between engineering and national security, with a strong focus on ethical considerations. 

It covers topics such as the definition of national security, engineering's role in this domain, historical perspectives, and various ethical challenges engineers face in the context of national security. 

Key sections include the role of engineering in national security, dual-use technologies, autonomous weapons, privacy concerns , and surveillance, and the environmental impact of engineering activities. 

The course also delves into intellectual property issues, various case studies, legal and regulatory frameworks, and international treaties, all within the context of engineering ethics and national security.