Douglas Quebbeman wrote: > False. In most states of the U.S., if you represent yourself as an

> of any kind, and you are not a licensed engineer, you are committing a

Not in California, unless it's one of a handful of engineering disciplines specifically identified by statute. You'd pretty much have to sign "P.E." after your name to get in trouble here. This isn't to imply that California is particularly progressive in this area (for some value of "progressive"), but rather that nobody has bothered revising the statutes since being an "engineer" automatically implied civil, geological or the sort that operates trains...