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, optional short instructional videos, an optional 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. The course outline and objectives are based on applicable Indiana statutes, administrative rules, and official licensing guidance.

Covers public protection, competence, responsible charge, truthful communication, and conflicts of interest. Includes four optional practical video scenarios: The Compressed Review, The Familiar Client, Unfamiliar Scope, The Completed Drawing Set, and The Report Before Closing. Followed by a final quiz.

US-PE-AI-106 — Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Professional Engineering Practice

Covers AI career impact, tool selection, prompting, workflow design, engineering applications, verification, confidentiality, documentation, governance, and professional accountability. Includes practical exercises using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot, along with applied workshops, optional companion videos, and a final quiz.

Combines six courses covering AI fundamentals, engineering ethics, prompting and documentation, cybersecurity and confidentiality, automation and licensure, and practical AI implementation. Learners examine engineering applications, hallucinations, verification, responsible charge, data protection, recordkeeping, tool selection, workflow design, professional accountability, and the use of platforms such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot. Includes applied scenarios, exercises, optional companion videos, and a final assessment for each course.

Course 1 — Artificial Intelligence in Engineering Practice

Introduces practical uses of AI for engineering research, drafting, calculations support, code review, design exploration, reporting, and workflow efficiency while emphasizing verification and professional judgment.

Course 2 — Engineering Ethics in the Age of AI

Examines how core engineering ethical duties—including competence, public protection, responsible charge, truthfulness, fairness, and accountability—apply when AI contributes to professional work.

Course 3 — Prompting, Documentation, and Recordkeeping for AI-Assisted Engineering Work

Explains how to structure effective prompts, control source information, document material AI assistance, preserve appropriate records, and support traceable professional review.

Course 4 — Cybersecurity and Confidentiality Risks of AI Tools in Engineering

Addresses the risks created by prompts, uploads, integrations, connected tools, AI-generated files, and automated actions, with emphasis on data classification, access control, confidentiality, and incident response.

Course 5 — AI, Automation, and the Future of Engineering Licensure

Explores how AI and automation may affect competence, responsible charge, supervision, education, experience, examinations, continuing professional development, and the future role of licensure.

Course 6 — Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Professional Engineering Practice

Provides an integrated framework for selecting AI tools, designing workflows, comparing major platforms, applying AI to engineering tasks, verifying outputs, managing risk, and improving professional productivity.

Includes IN-PE-SR-101 Indiana Statutes and Rules for Professional Engineers and US-PE-ET-101 Engineering Ethics Fundamentals for Professional Engineers, providing one hour in each required subject.