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The only part of what you posted that is specific to
EEs was the goals of the IEEE. Other engineering fields
have their own professional orgs that do what IEEE does
for EEs (ASME for mechanical engineers, ASCE for civil
engineers, etc.), but all recognize the ABET/EAC
accreditations and participate in them.
Gene Kim-Eng
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Wed, 29 Oct 2003 12:02:48 -0800 Chuck Martin?wrote:
This makes me wonder about other clearly engineering disciplines: industrial
engineering, chemical engineering, machanical engineering, to name just a
few. How useful is a definition of "engineering" that leaves these and more
out?
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