All Engineers Unite!

[nycxandy]

SUNY Buffalo
Chemical Engineering

 

[Gibson486]

Originally posted by: JohnCU
EE
May 2007
Passed the FE, got one year down and 3 or 4 to go until i can get my PE

Is it total years after FE, or just total years?

 

[bonkers325]

BS in Environmental Engineering
MS in Civil Engineering

2 more years till my PE in structural engineering

 

[CraKaJaX]

EE here. Halfway through Soph year. (Lost a few credits transferring and fell a semester behind >.< )

 

[Molondo]

3rd year comp.

 

[Molondo]

Originally posted by: bonkers325
BS in Environmental Engineering
MS in Civil Engineering

2 more years till my PE in structural engineering

I was thinking switching to civil.

 

[bignateyk]

BS in Electrical Engineering
Half of a MS in Electrical
Half of a MS in Industrial
Now starting a MS in project management.

I couldn't stay motivated to finish my masters in either of those engineering fields while working full time, so im working toward the PM masters online (with penn state still)

 

[JohnCU]

Originally posted by: Gibson486

Originally posted by: JohnCU
EE
May 2007
Passed the FE, got one year down and 3 or 4 to go until i can get my PE

Is it total years after FE, or just total years?

i think it's total years experience, but it probably varies from state to state

 

[Oil]

Petroleum Engineering student
LSU '10

 

[Leros]

3rd year EE/CE
University of Texas

 

[xeemzor]

With all the unemployed engineers, I'm glad I chose accounting

 

[StormRider]

BS and MS in Electrical Engineering with concentration in computers (UMD did not have a Computer Engineering degree when I went there)
MS in Computer Science obtained during my present job.

Working as a software developer now -- went to this track because during the end of the .Net boom getting a job as a programmer was easier than getting a job as an electrical engineer. I'm happy in my career.

 

[LostWanderer]

BS & MS Civil Engineering - Classes of '99 and 2000

Have my PE and work for an ENR Top 50 consulting firm. Dilbert is my life.

 

[gar3555]

BS CompE, Kansas State Univ. '05
Automation. I enjoy it.

 

[Fenixgoon]

materials - drexel '10 with a BS/MS

for all you civvies out there... just remember:

aerospace engineers build weapons. civil engineers build targets

 

[herm0016]

5th year ( i graduate in December) MechEng at Michigan Tech. Univ. go Huskies!! i know there are some more huskies around here too.

 

[D1gger]

Originally posted by: Imp
Civil just graduated June 08.

Now an unemployed apprentice. Better get some internships/co-ops or you're as effed as me.

Go west young man.

The civil engineering firms I deal with (BC & Alberta) have been crying for people for the last few years.

 

[drinkmorejava]

Aero/Mech

Jr. at RPI

 

[vshah]

i'm a computer engineer but i'm not sure that really counts...i just fiddle with 1s and 0s all day long

 

[HopJokey]

I'm a software engineer and my degree is a B.S. in Computer Engineering. I'm not sure that counts as a traditional "engineer" such as Civil, Mech., etc.

 

[91TTZ]

Originally posted by: jbkane26
I'm in school studying for mechanical engineering which i think is the best of them all

Oh and I'm at Purdue by the way, go boilermakers!

So all you engineers...tell everyone where you are going/went to school and where you work, I'm always interested to hear what my fellow engineers are up to these days lol

In other words you're not an engineer, you're a student.

Also, what kind of engineer qualifies as an engineer?

Materials engineer?
civil engineer?
mechanical engineer?
electrical engineer?
network engineer?
sanitation engineer?
train engineer?

 

[Gibson486]

Originally posted by: LostWanderer
BS & MS Civil Engineering - Classes of '99 and 2000

Have my PE and work for an ENR Top 50 consulting firm. Dilbert is my life.

YOU ARE MY COMPETITION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Born2bwire]

BS-CE, MS-ECE, PhD-ECE (pending), all from UIUC.

 

[duragezic]

Originally posted by: herm0016
5th year ( i graduate in December) MechEng at Michigan Tech. Univ. go Huskies!! i know there are some more huskies around here too.

Yup.

I graduated from Michigan Tech this past May with a BS in Computer Engineering. I work as a software engineer for a major defense contractor.

 

[Joemonkey]

Originally posted by: HopJokey
I'm a software engineer and my degree is a B.S. in Computer Engineering. I'm not sure that counts as a traditional "engineer" such as Civil, Mech., etc.

same boat as me, I mean Microsoft says I'm an Engineer in certifications, and my job title has Engineer in it... do those count?