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**Mechanical engineer

2009-04-01View Original

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1. I just read a report stating that among the “new products” introduced this year are certified mechanical engineers. All of these new examinations are subject to a professional qualification system, and they are incorporated into the unified framework of the national professional and technical personnel qualification system. These examinations follow a national standard syllabus and standardized question sets, and are held once a year in principle. Each examination consists of a basic part and a specialized part, and those who pass the examinations can obtain the corresponding “Certified Engineer Qualification Certificate”. 2. Is there a new exam syllabus? 3. Which reference books are the best to use? Where to buy it? 4. Feel free to share any good recovery plan suggestions! 5. I’m not sure what the pass rates are for other registration exams; are there any relevant materials available? Feel free to discuss
Reply #22009-04-01
I haven’t seen any specific dates for the exam for registered mechanical engineers yet; where did you see that information?
Reply #32009-04-01
Visit the China Petroleum and Chemical Exploration and Design Association at http://www.ccesda.com/
Reply #42009-04-01
Are there any differences between registered engineers and engineers in the human resources department? ? ? Or are you going to replace it?
Reply #52009-04-01
The registration system is being aligned with international standards! ~! ;P
Reply #62009-04-02
I would also like to learn more about this aspect
Reply #72009-04-03
It has been around for a long time, but so far no exams have been seen. There are many evaluations, over 20 years’ worth, lol. Some people say they’re getting ready to take the exam; the exam content isn’t extensive either – it basically covers all the mechanical engineering courses offered in universities, lol – plus electrical engineering, electronics, and computer science. One more process needs to be added. The earlier parts are easy to understand, but I’m not very familiar with manufacturing processes, as the field of machinery is extremely broad and covers a wide range of specialties; it’s hard to know exactly which process is being referred to. I hope it’s also a course offered at universities, but I doubt that’s possible.:@ All of this was looked up on the Internet in my free time; I’m not sure if it’s true or not. It’s okay; you can just search on Baidu~:D
Reply #82009-04-05
I am looking forward to taking the Registered Mechanical Engineer exam. Implement an industry access system. I hope everyone can share information on this topic.

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