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(From the NCEES publication LICENSURE EXCHANGE, February 2010, ISSN NO. 1093-541X, VOLUME 14, ISSUE 1 – PAGE 10)
Registrant responsibility extends beyond our own work
When we become licensed, we take an oath to safeguard the life, health, property, and welfare of the public. I believe that in our direct contact with the public, all of us strive to practice ethical standards to [...]
Check out this interesting and informative article in IEEE-USA Today’s Engineer Online
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Why Should You Become a Licensed Professional Engineer?
by Mitchell A. Thornton
When contemplating professional licensure, the central question for many electrical, computer and software engineers is: How will licensure benefit me? I will answer that question in this article, but first I’m going to review some [...]
The exam results are in! Congratulations to those that passed the October 2009 administation of the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam or the Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) exam.
It is always interesting to look at the pass rates – you can draw your own conclusions as to why they are what they are. The data below [...]
(From the NCEES publication LICENSURE EXCHANGE, February 2010, ISSN NO. 1093-541X, VOLUME 14, ISSUE 1 – PAGE 5)
Examinee management system set for October 2010 administration
New system expected to improve security and effciency
Ensuring the integrity of engineering and surveying licensure exams is an integral part of our efforts to protect the public. NCEES staff is nearing the completion [...]
