Courses for Professional Engineers
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Ethics
US-PE-ET-101
Engineering Ethics Fundamentals for Professional Engineers
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US-PE-ET-101 — Engineering Ethics Fundamentals for Professional Engineers
This 1.0 PDH/CE hour course introduces core ethical duties for licensed professional engineers, including protection of public safety, technical competence, responsible charge, professional accountability, truthful reports and testimony, and conflicts of interest. Learners review practical ethics scenarios involving client pressure, unfamiliar scope, document review, sealing responsibilities, and professional communication.
The course includes downloadable written material, five short ethics modules, four supplemental video scenarios, and a 10-question quiz. It is intended to help professional engineers recognize common ethical risks and apply sound professional judgment in everyday engineering practice.
US-PE-ET-102
Applied Engineering Ethics, Professional Conduct, and Board-Risk Scenarios
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US-PE-ET-102
Applied Engineering Ethics, Professional Conduct, and Board-Risk Scenarios
This 2.0 CE hour applied ethics course extends core engineering ethics principles into more complex professional-practice situations. Topics include multi-state licensure issues, digital tools and documentation, delegated design, AI-assisted work, procurement and supplier relationships, forensic or expert work, conflicts of interest, and conduct that may create board-discipline risk.
The course is intended for professional engineers who want practical, scenario-based ethics training beyond foundational principles. Learners evaluate realistic professional situations, identify ethical and regulatory risk points, and consider appropriate responses such as clarification, documentation, disclosure, escalation, recusal, or refusal to approve work when warranted.
Ethics Audio Courses
Designed specifically for busy engineers, these courses deliver your required ethics training in a flexible, audio-first podcast format. Ideal for listening during your daily commute, a walk, or while traveling. Supplemented with concise PDF references and instant quiz completion for mobile or desktop. Learn more about our audio courses. Listen from the course web page or your favorite podcast platform.
US-PE-ET-103
Audio Podcast + Quiz
Ethics for Professional Engineers
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US-PE-ET-103 - Audio Podcast Ethics for Professional Engineers
Description
Designed specifically for busy engineers, this course delivers your required ethics training in a flexible, audio-first podcast format. Ideal for listening during your daily commute, a walk, or while traveling, this course breaks down the core ethical obligations every Professional Engineer owes to the public, clients, employers, and the engineering profession. Through realistic, cross-disciplinary scenarios, you will examine real-world trade-offs between public safety, project constraints, and professional duty.
What You'll Learn
Core obligations under the PE Code of Ethics across multiple disciplines.
How to navigate competing duties to public safety, clients, and employers.
Practical strategies for identifying and managing ethical risk on active projects.
US-PE-ET-105
Audio Podcast + Quiz
Engineering Ethics Fundamentals, Board-Action Scenarios, Major News Failures, and Modern AI Ethics Risks
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US-PE-ET-105 - Audio Podcast Engineering Ethics Fundamentals, Board-Action Scenarios, Major News Failures, and Modern AI Ethics Risks
Description
Turn your commute or downtime into valuable PDH credit with a compelling, scenario-driven audio deep dive into engineering failures and modern risks. This audio podcast course analyzes real-world state board disciplinary actions, high-profile engineering news failures, and the emerging ethical challenges surrounding Artificial Intelligence in modern design and analysis. Learn how regulatory boards handle misconduct and how to safeguard your own practice against modern ethical pitfalls.
What You'll Learn
Key lessons from real state board disciplinary actions and enforcement decisions.
Critical ethical insights drawn from major high-profile engineering failures.
Emerging ethical responsibilities when deploying AI and automated tools in engineering practice.
US-PE-ET-104
Audio Podcast + Quiz
Engineering Ethics Board-Action Scenarios, Major News Failures, and Modern AI Ethics Risks
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US-PE-ET-104 - Audio Podcast Engineering Ethics Board-Action Scenarios, Major News Failures, and Modern AI Ethics Risks
Description
Get your complete ethics PDH requirement covered in one convenient, audio-first course. Built for engineers who want to learn on the move—whether walking, commuting, or waiting at an airport—this comprehensive course combines foundational ethical principles with real-world enforcement scenarios. You will explore core duties to the public, client, and profession, then transition into deep-dive analyses of board disciplinary actions, landmark news failures, and modern AI ethics risks.
What You'll Learn
The foundational ethical duties required of every licensed Professional Engineer.
Real-world application through actual board-action enforcement scenarios.
Practical analysis of major engineering failures and modern AI ethics challenges in engineering.
State Laws, Statutes, Rules
IN-PE-SR-101
Indiana Statutes & Rules for Professional Engineers
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IN-PE-SR-101
Indiana Statutes and Rules for Professional Engineers
This 1.0 CE hour course reviews Indiana statutes and administrative rules that govern professional engineering practice, professional conduct, sealing responsibilities, and license renewal. Learners review the statutory definition of engineering practice, who may practice or offer engineering services in Indiana, business and LLC practice requirements, exemptions, responsible charge, seal use, competence, public safety obligations, conflicts of interest, truthful professional statements, reporting duties, and Indiana continuing education requirements.
The course includes downloadable written material, short instructional videos, a podcast-style review, and a 10-question quiz. The course is intended to help Indiana professional engineers recognize key compliance obligations and apply Indiana-specific rules to common professional practice situations.
Course 0010559
Florida Laws and Rules of Professional Engineers
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FL-PE-SR-101
Florida Laws and Rules for Professional Engineers
The course is intended to help Florida professional engineers recognize key regulatory duties and apply state-specific requirements to common professional practice situations. It may include downloadable course material, instructional content, and a quiz to document learning.
Bundle: Indiana Statutes & Rules for Professional Engineers (1 Hour) + Indiana Ethics (1 Hour)
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This 2.0 CE hour bundle combines Indiana-specific statutes and rules training with foundational engineering ethics. The Indiana statutes and rules course reviews who may practice or offer engineering services in Indiana, business and LLC practice requirements, exemptions, sealing and responsible charge, professional conduct, reporting obligations, and Indiana continuing education and renewal requirements. The ethics course reviews public safety, technical competence, responsible charge, truthful professional communication, conflicts of interest, and practical ethical responses to common engineering practice scenarios.
The bundle includes downloadable written materials, short instructional videos, scenario-based ethics content, and quizzes for each course. It is intended to help professional engineers meet Indiana-specific renewal-topic training while also strengthening practical ethical judgment in areas such as competence, documentation, public protection, professional accountability, and responsible use of the PE seal. The syllabus is based on the uploaded LicensePoint Education summary for IN-PE-SR-101 and US-PE-ET-101.
Bundle: Florida Laws & Rules for Professional Engineers (1 Hour) + Florida Ethics (1 Hour)
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This 2.0 CE hour bundle combines Florida laws and rules training with foundational engineering ethics for professional engineers. The Florida laws and rules course reviews key regulatory responsibilities for Florida PE practice, including licensure obligations, responsible charge, signing and sealing, professional conduct, disciplinary risk, and renewal-related compliance topics. The ethics course reviews public safety, technical competence, responsible charge, truthful professional communication, conflicts of interest, and practical ethical responses to common engineering practice scenarios.
The bundle includes downloadable written materials, short instructional content, scenario-based ethics content, and quizzes for each course. It is intended to help Florida professional engineers review state-specific practice requirements while strengthening practical ethical judgment in areas such as competence, documentation, public protection, professional accountability, and responsible use of the PE seal.
Artificial Intelligence for PE Bundles (technical course hours)
15-Hour AI for PE Bundle
AI for Professional Engineers: Ethics, Risk, Documentation, Cybersecurity, Automation, and Practice
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15-Hour Bundle
AI for Professional Engineers: Ethics, Risk, Documentation, Cybersecurity, Automation, and Practice
This 15.0 CE hour bundle provides a practical, professional-engineering-focused introduction to artificial intelligence and its role in modern engineering practice. The bundle combines six courses covering responsible AI use, engineering ethics, prompting, documentation, recordkeeping, cybersecurity, confidentiality, automation, licensure, and applied AI workflows.
Learners review how AI tools can support engineering research, drafting, analysis, coding, communication, quality control, and administrative work while recognizing the limitations, risks, and professional responsibilities that remain with the licensed engineer. Topics include hallucinations, hidden assumptions, source verification, calculation checks, responsible charge, public safety, truthful communication, conflicts of interest, client confidentiality, intellectual property, sensitive project data, cyber risk, platform limitations, and defensible documentation practices.
The bundle includes downloadable course materials, scenario-based instruction, practical examples, workflow guidance, and quizzes for each course. It is intended to help professional engineers use AI more effectively while maintaining competence, independent judgment, quality control, confidentiality, and accountability for final engineering work products.
10-Hour AI for PE Bundle
Practical foundation for using artificial intelligence responsibly in engineering practice
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This 10.0 CE hour bundle gives professional engineers a practical foundation for using artificial intelligence responsibly in engineering practice. The five-course bundle covers AI use cases, ethical duties, prompting and documentation, cybersecurity and confidentiality, automation, licensure, responsible charge, and professional accountability.
Learners review how AI tools can support research, drafting, analysis, coding, communication, and workflow efficiency while recognizing limits such as hallucinations, hidden assumptions, unverifiable sources, confidentiality risks, cybersecurity exposure, and overreliance on automated outputs. The bundle emphasizes that AI may assist engineering work, but it does not replace professional competence, independent verification, quality control, or the licensed engineer’s responsibility for final work products.
20-Hour Bundle: Ethics, Artificial Intelligence, and Failure Analysis for Engineers
Covers 2 hours of engineering ethics plus 18 hours of engineering continuing education
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This eight-course bundle provides professional engineers with a practical introduction to the use of artificial intelligence in engineering practice and the professional responsibilities associated with AI-assisted work. US-PE-ET-101 — Engineering Ethics Fundamentals for Professional Engineers covers public protection, competence, responsible charge, truthful communication, and conflicts of interest. It includes four practical video scenarios. US-PE-AI-101 — Artificial Intelligence in Engineering Practice**, addressing appropriate AI applications, limitations, source verification, assumptions, calculations, and output review. US-PE-AI-102 — Engineering Ethics in the Age of AI examines ethical decision-making, professional judgment, confidentiality, verification, and the engineer’s continuing responsibility for defensible work products. US-PE-AI-103 — Prompting, Documentation, and Recordkeeping for AI-Assisted Engineering Work focuses on effective prompting and documentation of AI inputs, outputs, decisions, review steps, and quality-control processes.
The bundle continues with US-PE-AI-104 — Cybersecurity and Confidentiality Risks of AI Tools in Engineering, which addresses data classification, protection of client and project information, cybersecurity risks, and appropriate controls when using AI platforms. US-PE-AI-105 — AI, Automation, and the Future of Engineering Licensure examines how emerging technologies may affect engineering competence, responsible charge, professional judgment, and the evolving role of licensed engineers. Together, the five courses emphasize AI as a support tool rather than a substitute for engineering competence, verification, accountability, or final professional review. US-PE-AI-106 - Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Professional Engineering Practice is an advanced course providing a practical framework for integrating AI tools into professional engineering workflows. Topics include selecting appropriate AI platforms, building effective prompting and review processes, applying AI to research, drafting, calculations, coding, reporting, specifications, and project communication, and establishing verification, quality-control, confidentiality, and documentation practices.
**US-PE-FA-101 Failure Analysis and Lessons Learned is a practical, cross-disciplinary approach to engineering failure analysis explaining how professional engineers can reconstruct events from evidence, distinguish failure mechanisms from deeper causal factors, and apply structured root-cause methods.
Technical Courses
US-PE-FA-101
Failure Analysis and Lessons Learned
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This course develops a practical, cross-disciplinary approach to engineering failure analysis. It explains how professional engineers can reconstruct events from evidence, distinguish failure mechanisms from deeper causal factors, apply structured root-cause methods, evaluate human and organizational contributors, and convert findings into corrective actions and transferable lessons learned. The emphasis is on disciplined failure-prevention thinking rather than blame, hindsight, or a single preferred analytical tool.
US-PE-AI-101
Artificial Intelligence in Engineering Practice
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US-PE-AI-101
Artificial Intelligence in Engineering Practice
This course introduces professional engineers to practical uses of artificial intelligence in engineering work while emphasizing verification, judgment, and professional accountability. Topics include AI capabilities and limitations, appropriate use cases, hallucinations, hidden assumptions, source review, calculation checking, documentation, confidentiality, and responsible professional oversight.
The course is intended to help engineers use AI as a support tool for research, drafting, analysis, quality control, and workflow efficiency without treating AI output as a substitute for engineering competence, independent review, or responsible charge.
US-PE-AI-102
Engineering Ethics in the Age of AI
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US-PE-AI-102
Engineering Ethics in the Age of AI
This course examines ethical issues that arise when professional engineers use AI tools in technical, professional, or business workflows. Learners review public safety obligations, competence, truthful communication, responsible charge, confidentiality, conflicts of interest, intellectual property, overreliance on AI output, and the need to verify sources, assumptions, calculations, and conclusions.
The course is intended to help engineers recognize where AI use can create professional-risk exposure and apply ethical decision-making before relying on, sharing, or incorporating AI-assisted work.
US-PE-AI-103
Prompting, Documentation, and Recordkeeping for AI-Assisted Engineering Work
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US-PE-AI-103
Prompting, Documentation, and Recordkeeping for AI-Assisted Engineering Work
This course focuses on how professional engineers can use prompts, documentation practices, and records to make AI-assisted work more reliable, reviewable, and professionally defensible. Topics include prompt structure, context control, assumptions, source requests, version tracking, output review, calculation and code checks, documentation of limitations, and retention of records supporting final professional decisions.
The course is intended to help engineers improve AI-assisted workflows while maintaining clear accountability for final engineering judgment, communication, and deliverables.
US-PE-AI-104
Cybersecurity and Confidentiality Risks of AI Tools in Engineering
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US-PE-AI-104
Cybersecurity and Confidentiality Risks of AI Tools in Engineering
This course reviews cybersecurity, confidentiality, and data-protection risks associated with using AI tools in engineering practice. Topics include sensitive project information, client data, proprietary designs, public infrastructure information, personally identifiable information, third-party platforms, data retention, model training risks, access control, cyber hygiene, and internal AI-use policies.
The course is intended to help engineers evaluate what information should or should not be entered into AI systems and develop practical controls for protecting client, employer, project, and public-interest information.
US-PE-AI-105
AI, Automation, and the Future of Engineering Licensure
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US-PE-AI-105
AI, Automation, and the Future of Engineering Licensure
This course examines how AI and automation may affect engineering practice, licensure expectations, responsible charge, professional competence, supervision, documentation, and board-risk issues. Learners review the difference between task automation and professional responsibility, the limits of automated outputs, the continuing role of engineering judgment, and the importance of verification and accountability as technology changes.
The course is intended to help professional engineers adapt to AI-enabled practice while preserving the core licensure duties of competence, public protection, truthful communication, and responsible professional review.
US-PE-AI-106
Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Professional Engineering Practice
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US-PE-AI-106
Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Professional Engineering Practice
This advanced course provides a practical framework for integrating AI tools into professional engineering workflows. Topics include selecting appropriate AI platforms, building effective prompting and review processes, applying AI to research, drafting, calculations, coding, reporting, specifications, and project communication, and establishing verification, quality-control, confidentiality, and documentation practices.
The course is intended to help engineers use AI more effectively while maintaining professional responsibility for final work products, assumptions, technical conclusions, and communications.
LicensePoint Education provides instructor-led, self-paced continuing education for licensed professional engineers. Each course includes structured learning objectives, instructional modules, and knowledge assessments. Student enrollments and course completion records are maintained through our learning management system.