Recent content by jbrown784

That's wild. For giggles I read the CA Engagement Record and Reference Form. It doesn't specifically exclude those items. What it does state is: 1. "qualifying experience includes only engineering work" 2. "qualifying experience may be less than the total number of months worked" 3...

for those who are worried about not having the CERM, etc available, I wouldn't be concerned. they know what material is out there and you're not going to get a line-by-line match on any of the problems. from my experience, its not the content that will get you, its time. you either know how...

I can't speak for CA either BUT my thoughts are YES, it does count. However, pretty much all state licensure boards don't just look at # of years of experience, but also whether or not there is a progression of skills throughout that experience. For example, in Kentucky, of course, making...

If you haven't already, contact NCEES directly and individual state licensure boards to inquire about this. As I understand it, you can include any work experience on NCEES. But NCEES is not the regulating authority. Each state has its own regulating authority to issue engineering licenses...

you bring in your own calculator, but it must be one of the few approved models. In undergrad they made us use only NCEES approved calculators since that's all you can use on the PE exam. I use the TI-36x (and practically every day since, nearly 10 years later). It's powerful, multi-line...

Also ... since I've not known anyone to do this before ... it wouldn't surprise me if Tennessee declined to consider that comity still since you don't have any experience working as a PE in Kentucky. I don't think they have a minimum number of years requirement like some states do for comity...

I just joined here or I would've commented on your post sooner. Now I COULD be wrong ... but I don't know that comity applies in your situation. You said you passed the PE in Kentucky, but you didn't mention that you got LICENSURE in Kentucky. For comity to apply, you would need to be fully...