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Learning and Intelligent Systems: Modeling Learning to Reason with Cases in Engineering Ethics: A Test Domain for Intelligent Assistance

, , , and . NSF Proposal Grant Number NSF-LIS 9720341 1997-2001, (September 2002)

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