At one time there was a exam for the Principles and Practice of Engineering with the discipline of Software Engineering from NCEES. The same organization that h

At one time there was a exam for the Principles and Practice of Engineering with the discipline of Software Engineering from NCEES. The same organization that has the tests for all of your proper engineering disciplines. The issue was that so few individuals took the exam that it was discontinued. Meaning that if you were to have taken the exam, passed, and gotten your license, you could have been a licensed Professional Engineer with a discipline of Software Engineering. Software Engineering is still a program at some universities and is within the Engineering college. Computer Science is a different program and is usually within the college of Technology. If you would like a program that doesn't have the actual science aspects - mathematical reasoning, multiple proper-science courses, etc. You can enroll at a community college or career-tech center. Even in the post software engineers were described as plumbers. So what is the insistence on going to a university and complaining about the requirements that are put in place where some individuals go for Masters and Doctorates. When you could enroll in a Software Development 2 year program and learn Java and JavaScript as pretty much the only courses. Calculus not required. Write a tutorial. In my opinion everyone has the capability to write a tutorial if they get into university, it's the lack of interest in doing so. Look at your job, how many people actually document well? It's not because they can't it's because they have no interest to. Business. That's another university program. Art and Graphics. That's another university program.