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I agree with your premise that it makes sense to wait on the masters for many graduating engineers. Get into the workforce and decide what you like best unless it is obvious what you want to study during your undergraduate years, and you're ready to immediately pursue a masters. I believe having some ...

You make a good (and commonly argued) point that not all types of civil engineering require a masters degree to be able to perform the services competently, though I would argue that the majority of sub-specialties of civil engineering do. However, that the PE license doesn't differentiate between these ...

Thank you Stu for elegantly summarizing what PS 465 stands for and the significance of the CEBOK. As one of the several authors of the latest version of PS 465 I can assure everyone that the statements are not intended to be subtle or nuanced. Through three editions of the CEBOK, ASCE has documented ...