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Is this related to the exam that some college graduates could take to become professional engineers?
by layman51 6mo ago
Is this related to the exam that some college graduates could take to become professional engineers?
- coredog64 6mo agoNecessary but not sufficient: My aerospace engineering degree is from an ABET-certified school. However, I skipped the class (and test) that puts you onto the track of being able to call yourself a professional engineer. I would also suggest looking at the ABET certification interval for different campuses. It was a point of pride on our campus that we had a longer interval compared to the more established campus. We got the longer interval because ABET trusted our program to not need constant supervision.
- ProllyInfamous 6mo agoExactly. Most 4-year engineering programs are accredited (but definitely not all). Rougly speaking, it cuts the professional experience requirement in half, and makes the entire process of becoming a P.E. (professional engineer) much simpler (not easier). There are multiple field tests, including the Fundamentals & Engineering exam that allows you to 2x your eng.tech. experience.