LD 1548
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examination in the principles and practice of engineering may
be registered licensed as a professional engineer. An
applicant for registration licensure may not sit for the
principles and practice of engineering examination until the
applicant has passed the fundamentals of engineering
examination.

 
D. An applicant who provides proof of graduation from an
engineering technology curriculum approved by the technology
accreditation commission of the accreditation board for
engineering and technology or of an equivalent engineering
technology curriculum of 4 years or more; has passed an 8-
hour written examination in the fundamentals of engineering;
has a record of an additional 4 years or more of progressive
engineering experience, after graduation, of a grade and
character that indicates to the board that the applicant may
be competent to practice and has experienced increased
engineering responsibilities; and has passed an 8-hour
written examination in the principles and practice of
engineering may be registered licensed as a professional
engineer. An applicant for registration licensure may not
sit for the principles and practice of engineering
examination until the applicant has passed the fundamentals
of engineering examination.

 
E. An applicant who has a baccalaureate from an engineering
or engineering technology curriculum that has not been
approved by the accreditation board for engineering and
technology or from an allied science curriculum of 4 years
or more; has passed an 8-hour written examination in the
fundamentals of engineering; has a record of an additional 8
years or more of progressive engineering experience, after
graduation, of a grade and character that indicates to the
board that the applicant may be competent to practice and
has experienced increased engineering responsibilities; and
has passed an 8-hour written examination in the principles
and practice of engineering may be registered licensed as a
professional engineer. An applicant for registration
licensure may not sit for the principles and practice of
engineering examination until the applicant has passed the
fundamentals of engineering examination.

 
F. Until December 31, 2004, an applicant with a record of
at least 15 years of experience in engineering work, of
which at least 10 years has been in responsible jobs of
engineering work and of a grade and character that indicates
to the board that the applicant may be competent to practice
engineering, who has passed an 8-hour written examination in
the principles and practice of engineering and is otherwise
qualified may be registered as a professional engineer.


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