Luis G the engineer

[Luis G]

I finished my LAST semester of the career.

Next thing to do is to give the professional service, it is mandatory to get the professional title.

 

[Jeslek]

Cooool

I'm starting at semester 1 again in fall of 2003. Good work. Can you now say, Luis G., P. Eng.

 

[Leslie]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

That's great news, Luis!

 

[Luis G]

Can you now say, Luis G., P. Eng.

That'd be Ing. Luis G or ISC. Luis G

 

[flavio]

Cool! What type of engineering?

 

[Ardsgaine]

Congrats!!!



When do you get your own train?

 

[PT]

Congrats!!!



When do you get your own train?

Woooooo Hooooooo!!!!!!!

 

[Luis G]

Cool! What type of engineering?

Computer Systems Engineering.

 

[flavio]

Cool! What type of engineering?

Computer Systems Engineering.

Ahhh....I took Computer Science. In my school Engineering pretty much meant Electrical, Chemical, Mechanical. or Civil.

 

[Leslie]

Congrats!!!



When do you get your own train?

Neat!

We can name it Thomas and call Luis Mr. Conductor!

 

[Squiggy]

This is good...Congrats Luis!

 

[greenfreak]

good job!!

 

[fury]

Congrats!!!

What she said.

 

[Jeslek]

ENGINEERS > *

 

[samcurry]

Way to go buddy!!!

 

[flavio]

ENGINEERS > *

Moms, Firefighters, EMT Workers, and clergy everywhere will be thrilled to hear that.

 

[ris]

congrats luis

 

[Shadowfax]

good work luis

 

[ipmoof]

Damn, in 4 years I am going to be Luis.

COULD BE WORSE I COULD BE WHOREABLE



Many congrats, buddy.

 

[Nixy]

Jerrek: In most places (as in Canada) you can not be a professional until you have some work experience in the field.

To be a professional engineer in Canada (Nicole Parsons P.Eng for example) to need to finish the course and then work for four years in your field and THEN write an exam.