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Re:No engineer has ever sued because of constructive post-in...
by monocasa on Thursday February 06, 2020 @09:26PM
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Doesn't apply in my jurisdiction.
And even in places where it does, like Texas, I've never heard of it being applied to software. Like Dell doesn't require a degree for their engineer positions.
Re:No engineer has ever sued because of constructive post-in...
by wruza on Thursday February 06, 2020 @09:03PM
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Why? Is there a definition of engineering that does exclude software development, or is membership required to become one?
Re:No engineer has ever sued because of constructive post-in...
by zdragnar on Thursday February 06, 2020 @09:10PM
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Some places have legal requirements to use engineer as a title, with occasionally amusing consequences: https://www.techspot.com/news/78096-oregon-engineer-wins-fre...
Re:No engineer has ever sued because of constructive post-in...
by real_eng_ on Thursday February 06, 2020 @10:04PM
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Some states have recognize software engineering as a proper engineering field. And to become one you must pass technical and ethical exams.
A lot of software developers call themselves engineers without even having taken physics 101!