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RE: "Attendance Is Mandatory" - Should It Be?

Posted By Charles Haas 01-27-2023 07:53 AM
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Kenneth - I really like this idea. I am going to mull this over for my spring quarter course (senior undergraduate course in water treatment design, for which I have an excellent book). This is often taken by seniors (required for our environmental engineering majors, and taken by some civil engineering ...

RE: Unlicensed engineers working for licensure exemption organizations

Posted By Charles Haas 01-05-2020 12:57 PM
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I want to chime in with a new comment - thanks to Dr. Walesh for kicking this off. We have found, especially with the computer based FE exam and the re-specification of the CIVE exam, there is a significant difference between the NCEES specification and what is required by the ABET program criteria. ...

RE: Unlicensed engineers working for licensure exemption organizations

Posted By Charles Haas 01-05-2020 11:24 AM
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RE: Unlicensed engineers working for licensure exemption organizations

Posted By Charles Haas 12-30-2019 05:48 PM
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Bevin, thanks for sharing. Knowing your career this is indeed the height of absurdity. Chuck ------------------------------ Charles Haas F.ASCE LD Betz Professor of Environ. Eng. & Department Head - Civil, Architectural and Environmental Eng. Drexel University Philadelphia PA ------------ ...

RE: Unlicensed engineers working for licensure exemption organizations

Posted By Charles Haas 12-21-2019 11:34 AM
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One minor comment. As a long time department head without a PE (because my undergraduate degree is not engineering), I nevertheless stress the importance of our seniors taking the FE (over 70% do so), and many of our faculty do so as well. I would not conflate the issue of faculty not have PE's (at least ...