Minn. R. agency 111, ch. 1800, EXAMINATION OF ENGINEER APPLICANTS, pt. 1800.2700
The examination shall be prepared and furnished by NCEES and shall consist of two parts described in subparts 1a and 2.
Part I is the FE examination. The passing of this examination as a Minnesota candidate and providing proof of the degree awarded and date of graduation gives the applicant the status of engineer-in-training as defined in Minnesota Statutes, section 326.10, subdivision 7. A final official transcript showing the degree awarded and date of graduation shall be submitted to the board before the Engineer-in-Training number is released to the applicant. The applicant shall take and pass the FE examination before being permitted to take the professional examination unless exempted under part 1800.2800.
Part II is the PE examination. The applicant may take the PE examination upon meeting the requirements of part 1800.2500, subpart 2a, and after taking and passing the FE examination, unless the FE examination is waived under part 1800.2800. The PE examination, covering the principles and practice of engineering in the field of major practice, is required consistent with the examinations prepared and furnished by NCEES. A person failing the PE examination and electing to take the examination again shall take the entire examination.
The scope of the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examination and the Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) examination is as follows:
Minn. R. agency 111, ch. 1800, EXAMINATION OF ENGINEER APPLICANTS, pt. 1800.2700
Statutory Authority: MS s 326.06