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You can become a chartered engineer with a background in software engineering so it is a 'real flavor' of Professional Engineering. I'm studying for the CSQE wh
by exdsq 5y ago
You can become a chartered engineer with a background in software engineering so it is a 'real flavor' of Professional Engineering. I'm studying for the CSQE which is a Certification on Software Quality Engineering from the same body that awards regular quality engineering certificates and I've been pretty surprised/happy with the focus it has on processes that allow for reproducible quality, metrics to monitor software improvements, and its general depth on testing as a whole (for example state machine, property, and model-based testing).
- 4rt 5y agoDo you have any good links about this please? It's interesting how the traditional standards bodies are adapting to the new tech.
- wheelinsupial 5y agoThey might be referring to the American Society of Quality: https://asq.org/cert/software-quality-engineer https://asq.org/cert/software-quality-engineer It's not equivalent to a software engineer in Canada: https://www.egbc.ca/Registration/Individual-Registrants/How-to-Apply/Professional-Membership-and-Licence/Engineer-First-Time-Applying-in-Canada/Software-Engineering-Applicants https://www.egbc.ca/Registration/Individual-Registrants/How-... This may be different in other countries. I worked in manufacturing and there were P.Eng. holding mechanical and industrial engineers that held ASQ certifications on top of but not as substitutes for their P.Eng.