Florida Professional Engineers Continuing Education Courses

This course is intended to support professional engineers in recognizing the ethical repercussions of engineering decisions, and the importance of fulfilling the public’s expectations of ethical performance in their work.

This course will review the most recent legislative changes that regulate a professional engineer in Florida.

This course provides a brief overview of various alternative energy technologies. Topics covered include: Solar, wind, biological fuels, hydrokinetic and marine energy, as well as fuel cells, biohydrogen, coal gasification, and alternate nuclear technologies.

• Learn the make-up of fly ash concrete 
• Discuss the pros and cons of its use.

This course focuses on the use of constructed wetlands used to treat wastewater from confined livestock and agricultural operations. It addresses the three most common types of waste treatment wetlands (SF, SSF, and FAP), the treatment processes, the role of vegetation in the treatment, the benefits and concerns of using CW’s, planning and design considerations, as well as procedural, operational, and maintenance requirements.

• Look at essential design principles used to create the world's greatest roller coasters using the ASTM Standard F2291 Standard Practices for Design of Amusement Rides and Devices 
• Learn details of the revolutionary design of several classic toys
• Discuss how the ASTM Standard F1148 Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specifications for Home Playground Equipment applies to designing a safe platform for children's equipment
• Explore ASTM F963 Standard Consumer Safety Specifications for Toy Safety to show how to design toys for stability