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3 3 SAME: Engineering for Independence May 2, 2007 Philadelphia, PA Raising the Bar for Engineering Education: Dealing with 21 st Century Challenges Gerald E. Galloway, Ph.D., P.E. Vice-Chair, ASCE Committee on the Academic Prerequisites for Professional Practice Glenn L. Martin Institute Professor of Engineering, University of Maryland Maas-White Scholar, US Army Corps of Engineers

4 ProfessionsProfessions Body of Knowledge Ethic of Professional Service Organization

5 ASCE Policy 465 (Adopted by the BOD on October 19, 2004) The American Society of Civil Engineers supports the attainment of a Body of Knowledge for entry into the practice of civil engineering at a professional level.

6 Body of Knowledge Knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to enter into the practice of engineering at the professional level.

7 “It is evident that the exploding body of science and engineering knowledge cannot be accommodated within the context of the traditional four year baccalaureate degree.” The “Bottom Line” Problem Statement Educating the Engineer of 2020 NAE Report 2005

8 Problem Statement Body of Knowledge (for Future) Current B + E

9 Medicine Law Pharmacy Architecture Accounting Occupational Therapy Civil Engineering 98765432109876543210 Years of Formal Education 1900 1920 1950 198020002010 Civil Engineering CE No Longer A Leader

10 Problem Statement 120 130 140 150 19251950 1975 2000 Year Credits Max. 153.5 Min. 120

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12 BOK – The BIG Picture 1.Fundamentals -- math, science, and engr science. 2.Technical breadth. 3.Breadth in the humanities & social sciences. 4.Professional practice breadth. 5.Technical depth (specialization).

13 Technical core Life-long learning Engineering tools Communication Contemporary issues Professional & ethical standards Impact of engineering Experimentation Design Inter-disciplinary teams Engineering problems Civil Engineering Body of Knowledge Specialized area of civil Engineering (12) Project management, construction, and asset mgmt.(13) Business & public policy (14) Leadership (15) TECHNICALPROFESSIONAL

14 Today’s CE professional track: Professional practice and life-long learning Exam/ Licen. Tomorrow’s CE professional track: Exam/ Licen. More comprehensive Professional practice and life-long learning With specialty certification option BOK (Implicit) Bach. Educ. Exper. BOK (Explicit) Bach. Educ. M/30 Exper. Opportunity to redesign More focused Master’s degree or approx. 30 credits Including CPC

15 = FulfillmentOfBOK “ How” B + Additional Education & E B ABET + approx. 30 & E B + M ABET & E Campus Distance Learning Agency Programs

16 Received Endorsements from Engineering Leaders Engineers ASFE AECOM BE&K Engineering Cal Poly NCCER Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers Merco Graef Anhalt Schloemer DuPont Chief of Engineers Smithsonian Institution Academia Owner Contractor Design/Contractor Government Association Engineers Association Engineers Owner ASCE Reading Branch


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