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Most state boards have adopted codes of ethics that contain something similar to the following from the NSPE Code of Ethics: 6. Conduct themselves honorably, responsibly, ethically, and lawfully so as to enhance the honor, reputation, and usefulness ...

Dwight and all, We are beating around the bush a bit much here. Me too! All Engineering relies in some degree on what has gone before. Back to Newton and even earlier, we do need arithmetic, even if we just count on our fingers. Where licensing comes ...

I have been following this thread with great interest! I am a licensed software engineer. I view coding analogous to soldering or machining; it is manufacturing!  Soldering is not electrical engineering and machining is not mechanical engineering.  Engineering ...

I would like to point out that automation coding and controls are already (kind of) licensed at the industrial level. My license is actually in controls and the ISA is the sponsoring organization for the controls P.E.  Does that mean that I write code? ...