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Licensure & Registration Committee

| Purpose | Meetings | Positions | Presentations | Resources | Contacts |

Purpose

The IEEE-USA Licensure and Registration (L&R) Committee's primary focus is on matters involving licensing of Professional Engineers and the impact that professional licensure has on IEEE members.

The Committee monitors and recommends changes in state law and provides important input to the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) concerning P.E. exam questions and format. The committee also disseminates information to those engineers who are licensed and those who plan to become licensed.

Committee members serve on exam writing committees of the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES), committees of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE), and various state licensing boards.

Committee members also are involved in preparation of review questions for the Electrical Engineering portion of the P.E. examination.


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Position Papers

The following L&R positions have been adopted by IEEE-USA's Board of Directors:


Presentations

  • Presentation on How to Become a Professional Engineer (PPT):
    This PowerPoint presentation covers such material as legal requirements for engineering practice, professional registration process, FE examination specifications, strategies for passing the FE Exam, study materials, answers to common questions and exemptions for industrial practice. The presentation is perfect for junior and senior engineering students, local IEEE Section meetings and IEEE Consultants Network meetings.

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Last Update: 04 Apr 2008
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