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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)
 
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
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Is it total years after FE, or just total years?
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i think it's total years experience, but it probably varies from state to state
 
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.
 
materials - drexel '10 with a BS/MS

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

aerospace engineers build weapons. civil engineers build targets 😉 😛
 
5th year ( i graduate in December) MechEng at Michigan Tech. Univ. go Huskies!! i know there are some more huskies around here too.
 
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.
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Go west young man.

The civil engineering firms I deal with (BC & Alberta) have been crying for people for the last few years.
 
i'm a computer engineer but i'm not sure that really counts...i just fiddle with 1s and 0s all day long
 
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.
 
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
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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?
 
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.
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YOU ARE MY COMPETITION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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.
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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.
 
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.
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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?
 
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