Recent content by RBHeadge PE

It finally happened?! That change has been in the works for a while. Good riddance, that was one of the most onerous and pointless requirements for licensure in the country. The only ones worse than that were the ones they amended out sometime between 2005 and 2012. I hadn't realize there was a...

Here's the tl;dr on how to read the diagnostic The areas where the bar is to the left are areas where the examinee needs to improve their study Focus more so on the subjects that have a higher number of items, and lower performance score, in this case that means: hydraulics open channel, and...

The listing of postnominals in the US isn't quite as rigid and enforced as it is in Commonwealth Nations, but there are still commonly accepted conventions by universities and the press. Usually only editors, diplomats, and a few lawyers are consciously aware of the conventions. But much like...

For engineering? Yes, it's doable, but that's on the far right side of the salary curve. No engineer should expect to get there 10 years after school. You typically need to move into a management track and have a lot of experience. There are a few sub-disciplines and areas where its more common...

tl;dr The OP's friend is SOL in Texas Most states have a provision to obtain a PE license without the requisite education. These tend to fall into two categories: 1) The first and most common are those who don't have an ABET accredited engineering degree. i.e. those with science degrees...

Banned for posting pics.

It's probably worth reaching out to NCEES and asking directly. I don't have any experience with this personally, but my past impression is that its not an issue if its ABET accredited.

Banned for because its too bright for glowsticks.

banned for raving

OOC, could an engineer in Illinois have both a PE and SE?

Don't worry about it. We're having Sachertorte for dessert. I'll save you a slice.

You can join me in Vienna heaven. I'm having schnitzel tonight.

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