Becoming
a professional engineer (PE) involves completing academic, work experience and
licensing examinations. Engineering disciplines range from computer hardware to
mechanical engineering. As such, educational paths differ; however, most
engineers must complete science and math requirements before enrolling in more
specialized courses. Read on to learn about educational programs and licensing.
Earn a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering
an engineer begins with matriculating to an
Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology engineering program (WWW.abet.org).
Programs commence with math science and requirements. While the science
requirements vary by major and may cover topics from biology to physics Becoming,
the math requirements generally include a sequence in calculus plus a
differential equations course. Sometimes few programs require students to
complete foundational engineering and general education courses in their first
two years.
