First, you get good grades in highschool so you can get into college. Then you work hard for 4 years and graduate with a degree in engineering: civil, electrical, mechanical, and so on.
At some point, perhaps even before you graduate, you take a very difficult test from your state's licensing department. If you pass, you are issued an EIT certificate. (Engineer in Training) After 4 years (commonly) of apprenticeship under a licensed engineering, you take the PE test from your state's licensing department (PE = professional engineer) and if you pass this test, you are awarded a PE certificate, and you may practice engineering and stamp drawings with your PE stamp.
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Software engineering (SE) is a profession dedicated to designing, implementing, and modifying software so that it is of higher quality, more affordable, maintainable, and faster to build.
sanitary engineer did not practice the work of a master plumber,.because they are two different dicipline,...sanitary engineer is a profession and master plumber is a trade,...
it must be related to your profession either it about your uniform comparing to the other schools.. or addiction on how maritime student spend their vacant time or about the machines used by the ship.
Mechanical Engineering
Engineering is a very complex subject which no one would be able to learn without doing a lot of reading, nor would anyone be able to practice the profession of engineering without writing.
No, because no such profession in this world can be termed as the best.
scope of practice
Yes, Barack Obama had a license to practice law in Illinois, but when he began focusing more on politics than on being an attorney, he let the license expire. It is currently "inactive" but can be renewed whenever he chooses to return to the legal profession.
In the US (and Canada) that's a licensed profession. And you can't get a license unless you're an MD.
In most fields of practice, no. You just have to have credentials sufficient to pursuade an employer you can do the job. In certain fields, especially in the area of Public Works, a Professional Engineering license is required.
Engineering has been called a stealth profession because most people understand exactly what an engineer does. Sometimes it is referred to as the invisible profession.
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No, this is another internet myth. Michelle Obama decided to leave the legal profession, since she was going to be involved with her husband's political career, and she allowed her license to expire. The license is now "inactive" since she is currently First Lady, rather than an active attorney. But since she left the legal profession in good standing, if she ever decides to practice law again, she can renew her license.
No. We practice a profession, in which we may exercise our abilities.