Like only the dankest of danks, like, my dude. I, like, feel, like, it elevates my engineering skills into like the next dimension, my man.
What's the full form of CEU?
And your nuts! Squirrels sure have a lot of nuts. I suspected as much but I didn't realize there were so many nuts!
CEU = Continuing Education Units. He's talking about the continuing education that PEs have to obtain every year. I've also seen them referred to as CPC (continuing professional compentency), CPD (continuing professional development), PDH (professional development hours).
In states that require continuing education, they allow you to stay licensed.
Yeah. You have to complete a certain number of hours of continuing education and submit a log every time you renew your PE license. You can also be audited, then you have to prove you completed the continuing education that you said you completed.
Do all states not required continuing education?
Strangely enough, there are a handful of states that don’t require PDH or CE to renew your license: https://pdhacademy.com/state-requirements/pe-state-requirements/ (not sure how up-to-date the info is).
No one has ever had complete knowledge or even expertise about everything, ever.
Small consolation for their strictness in all other areas of the licensing process...
Not complaining, just observing.
Evidently I wouldn’t be the only one “observing” this about CA either.
For whatever it's worth, that website seems a little out of date. It has the pre-2017 rules for Louisiana PDHs. In 2017 Louisiana switched from 30 hours for every 2-year renewal period to 15 hours every calendar year.
The intent is continued learning and depends on the individual approach. If you simply want to maintain your PE you can choose whatever PDHs are cheapest/readily available but may be of no value to you. If, on the other hand, you want to continue learning or reinforce what you already know, you may opt for PDHs to accomplish that.
