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The INCOSE Certification Program recognizes multiple verification methods for an applicant's knowledge of the Systems Engineering Handbook. One of the paths is through Academic Equivalencies (AcEqs).
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INCOSE has SEPs around the globe, with a large number in the US and Western Europe.
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Wondering if you can host the INCOSE knowledge exam?
Here are the requirements for an exam host and the procedure to be followed for hosting the INCOSE knowledge exam.
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How to take INCOSE Knowledge Exam at home proctored by Examity- Check out the steps by reviewing the testing guide here:
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INCOSE's Certification Program requires that ASEPs and CSEPs continue their professional development after their certification. They list their professional development activities in their renewal paperwork.
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Candidates for certification must meet all requirements within a set period of time. There are multiple ways to meet some requirements.
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The "E" in ESEP stands for "Expert," not "Experienced." The ESEP shows technical leadership, more than just time in role.
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An INCOSE Systems Engineering Professional Certification is valid for a period of three years for CSEP and five years for ASEP. INCOSE Systems Engineering Professionals (SEPs) should track their professional development activities throughout their certification period.
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Few of us are lucky enough to do all systems engineering, all the time. It can be confusing to figure out how to record this work experience on the INCOSE application form.
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A graduate degree is a great way to expand your knowledge, and INCOSE appreciates that it’s an important part of professional development for systems engineers.