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01-08-2006, 11:41 PM
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Anybody else here an EI ?
Engineering Intern - Engineer in Training...
I just passed my FE exam (damn that was tough) and kinda wondered if anyone else here is in that track ? My degree is Mechanical Engineering Technology so it'll be 8yrs (in Ohio) before I can test for my PE license. My current job (which I'd like to stay in for 8 years) is electrical in nature so I guess that means I'd be an Electrical PE - Anyone else in my boat ? Is there any advantage to getting a PE license and an EE ? or should I transfer to the mechanical department and get my PE as an Mechanical Engineer ? =) -John
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01-08-2006, 11:50 PM
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I passed the FE exam in Georgia for my EIT. I didn't think it was that hard. I should probably update the board and let them know I'm practicing in Nevada. It's been over a year. Oops.
I'm in the automotive field, so there's really no advantage to having an EIT or even PE. If I was in the construction business, it would be an entirely different story. Oh, by the way my degree is Mechanical Engineering. I'm not really into herding electrons. Other note: the guy who used to have the cube next to me at work got his EIT in Idaho, and they gave him a nice big 8x11 certificate that he framed. I just got a letter with a little 3x5 size scrap of paper.
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