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03-20-2014, 04:05 PM | #109 |
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It's nice to get out of the office some days. However, it seems like every time I've done field work, it's in some shit hole like Dalhart, TX, where it blows red dirt sideways at 50 mph all day.
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Exam First-time takers (%) Repeat takers (%) Agricultural 69 50 Architectural (April 2013) 74 43 Chemical 67 40 Civil 64 29 Control Systems 76 53 Electrical and Computer 63 28 Environmental 63 35 Fire Protection 69 37 Industrial (April 2013) 72 50 Mechanical 72 41 Metallurgical and Materials 62 0 Mining and Mineral Processing 71 37 Naval and Marine Engineering 58 46 Nuclear 54 44 Petroleum 75 53 Software (April 2013) 50 N/A Structural Vertical Component 50 34 Structural Lateral Component 38 43 ** Structural must pass both components to be a licensed structural engineer ** PS (Land Surveyor) 76 41 It does make me wonder if some tests are harder or if there are just "weaker" individuals in certain disciplines. My opinion - the tests are fairly equivalent and that if you do the material every day in your professional practice that you should be able to pass the exams with relative ease. |
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03-21-2014, 07:32 AM | #113 |
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Unless you mean "Project Engineer", which is another whole animal and again has nothing in itself to do with the ability of the man to perform quality work. I am a Civil Engineer in transportation, work for the State of California Department of Highways and have been a Bridge Engineer also. Flunked out of Chemical Engineering and landed in Civil. Hey, at least jobs are plentiful and relatively easy to obtain. I worship MEs and think the world of them. You can't go about your day without seeing something crucial to the execution of modern life that wasn't designed by an ME. Anymore that probably applies to EEs but I am just humbled by what ME's produce. Engineering has to be one of the best career fields out there. Engineers have incredibly low rates of production. Beyond the pay and being treated with respect, all things aside, you have a lot of creative control. You should never be bored as an Engineer. There is always another area of engineering in your field to keep things fresh or you can always change companies or even cities. Job fulfillment is generally way up there. Just a great career for anybody that can swing it. it is sad to see so many high school kids give up on math who otherwise might have had the potential to get into engineering for a career. Just a crying shame. It is really a great career field. You almost can't go wrong. If I wasn't an engineer, I have no clue what I would be doing. |
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