Profession: Computer engineer




A person with a profession in computer engineering is called a computer engineer.

Title Prefix Suffix Requirements
Computer engineer Engr. CpE Passed a degree in computer engineering

Institution: Educational Institution (such as College, University)

Certified computer engineer Engr. CCpE Passed a certification exam in computer engineering

Institution: Private institution (such as computer engineering organizations and private companies)

Registered computer engineer Engr. RCpE Passed a licensure exam in computer engineering

Institution: Public Institution (such as Country's Regulatory Board)

Professional computer engineer Engr. PCpE Passed a professional exam in computer engineering, or work experience

Institution: Public or Private Institution

*may vary on region and country.

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