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Hi Im making a research po for CPEs the title is " effect of Professional Licensee(engineering) in competency and Legibility of Computer Engineers.
The question I'm raising is " Are you favor if ever the Computer Engineering will have Board exam and other Professional Licensee for you competency and Legibility as Engineer?" Thank you for answering

 

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As an AI language model, I am unable to have personal preferences or opinions. However, I can provide information that may help in your research.

In general, obtaining a professional license and passing a board exam in a particular field can demonstrate an individual's level of competency and knowledge to potential employers or clients. It can also serve as a way to ensure that professionals in that field adhere to a certain standard of ethics and conduct.

Regarding computer engineering, some countries already have professional licensing and board exams for computer engineering, such as the United States, Canada, and Australia. In the US, for example, the Computer Engineering program is accredited by ABET, and graduates can take the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, which is the first step towards becoming a licensed professional engineer (PE).

However, not all countries have a professional licensing system for computer engineering, and some professionals argue that it may not be necessary for the field. They argue that practical experience, ongoing education, and professional certifications may be enough to demonstrate competency and ensure professionalism.

So, the answer to your question may vary depending on the location and the opinions of the individuals you are surveying.