Module 9 Flashcards

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Professional Practice in Engineering refers to the responsible and competent application of engineering knowledge, technical skills, and professional ethics in addressing real-world challenges. (No Answer)

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is a law that regulates, strengthens, and modernizes the practice of Electronics Engineering (ECE) in the country. Enacted on April 17, 2004,

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R.A. 9292

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What law was repealed after the enactment of R.A. 9292?

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R.A. 5734 or the Electronics and Communications Engineering Law of the Philippines

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an international organization that regulates
global trade and services, including frameworks that support professional mobility across countries.

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World Trade Organization (WTO)

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regional agreement that allows qualified engineers to have their credentials recognized and practice across ASEAN member states.

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ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangements (MRA)

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international agreement among accreditation bodies that recognizes the equivalency of accredited engineering degree programs across
signatory countries

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Washington Accord

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United Nations agency that sets
global standards for telecommunications, spectrum management, and ICT systems

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International Telecommunication Union (ITU)

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A Philippine government agency that regulates and supervises the practice of professionals by administering licensure examinations, enforcing regulatory standards, and upholding professional ethics; under RA 9292 (Electronics Engineering Law of 2004).

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Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)

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A licensed engineer who has completed accredited education, passed national licensure examinations, and gained professional experience, legally authorized to practice engineering and take responsibility for projects.

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Professional Engineer (PE) - USA, Canada, etc.

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A professional title granted by the Engineering Council and recognized institutions to engineers who demonstrate advanced competence, leadership, and commitment to continuous professional developement

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Chartered Engineer (CEng) - UK, Commonwealth Countries

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A professional qualification awarded by the European Federation of National Engineering Associations (FEANI)

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European Engineer (EUR ING) - Europe

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A regional registration framework that allows qualified engineers in one ASEAN country to be recognized and practice in other member states, subject to host country laws and regulations.

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ASEAN Chartered Professional Engineer (ACPE) - ASEAN Mutual Recognition

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A global professional association dedicated to advancing technology for humanity, known for publishing technical standards, journals, and organizing conferences in electrical, electronics, and computing fields

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IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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An international standards organization that prepares and publishes global standards for electrical, electronic, and related technologies.

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IEC- International Electrotechnical Commission

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An independent, non-governmental international body that develops and
publishes standards across various industries to ensure quality, safety,
efficiency, and interoperability

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ISO - International Organization for Standardization

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A U.S.-based private non-profit organization that oversees the creation,
adoption, and use of standards to ensure products, services, and systems
meet safety and performance requirements

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ANSI - American National Standards Institute

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A European standardization organization that develops globally applicable standards for telecommunications, broadcasting, and information technologies.

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ETSI - European Telecommunications Standards Institute

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A specialized United Nations agency that coordinates global telecom
networks,spectrum management, and ICT standards to ensure world wide
communication compatibility

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ITU - International Telecommunication Union

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Ensures that electronic devices (computers, routers, servers, mobile phones) are safe for consumers

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Safety Standards

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Code that is safety of information technology and communication equipment

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IEC 60950 & IEC 62368

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Prevents malfunction or interference when devices operate close to each other. This is also under the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

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IEC 61000 Series

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Standards for Semiconductor Devices (Transistors, ICs, Diodes).

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Standard for communication networks in smart grids and power utilities

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Charging standards for electric vehicles

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The Importance of Standards is: 1. Ensures compatibility of systems 2. Promotes global interoperability 3. Safeguards public safety & quality (No Answer)
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VI. Responsibilities of an ECE Professional To Society: Electronics Engineers have the obligation to ensure that their work prioritizes public safety, promotes sustainable development, and enhances the accessibility of technology, thereby contributing positively to community welfare. To Employer/Client: Electronics Engineers have the duty to deliver competent, efficient, and honest services, maintaining trust while ensuring that engineering solutions meet agreed requirements and adhere to ethical standards. To the Profession: Electronics Engineers are responsible for upholding the dignity and integrity of the profession, engaging in continuous learning, and contributing to the advancement of the field. To Colleagues: Electronics Engineers are committed to respecting intellectual property, promoting teamwork, and maintaining professional relationships based on fairness and collaboration.
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A form of intellectual property that gives inventors the exclusive legal right to make, use, or sell an invention for a limited period, protecting novel and useful processes, machines, or products.
Patent
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A legal protection granted to the creators of original literary, artistic, and intellectual works
Copyrights
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A form of intellectual property that safeguards distinctive signs, names, logos, or symbols used to identify and differentiate goods or services of one entity from others in the market.
Trademarks
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Confidential business or technical information that provides a company with a competitive advantage, protected as long as secrecy is maintained (e.g., formulas, processes, designs).
Trade Secrets
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The practice of designing and implementing technologies that minimize environmental impact, promote renewable energy, and ensure long-term ecological balance, such as green electronics and eco-friendly communication systems.
Sustainability
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The protection of personal and sensitive information and the defense of systems against unauthorized access or attacks, guided by regulations like the GDPR (EU) and the Data Privacy Act (Philippines).
Data Privacy and Cybersecurity
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New and rapidly advancing fields such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), 5G/6G networks, and satellite communications, which reshape industries and require ethical, safe, and responsible integration.
Emerging Technology
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The ability of professionals to work across different countries by adhering to local laws, licensing requirements, and international standards, ensuring compliance and professional recognition in global practice.
Cross-border Practice
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In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, engineers must commit to lifelong learning to remain competent and relevant. International engineering frameworks (e.g., Washington Accord, ASEAN MRA) (no answer)
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B. Forms of Lifelong Learning 1. Seminars and Conferences: Keep engineers updated on the latest trends, standards, and best practices in electronics and ICT. 2. Training and Certifications: Provide specialized skills (e.g., networking, cybersecurity, project management) recognized by employers worldwide. 3. Postgraduate Studies: Advance expertise in specific fields such as telecommunications, AI, IoT, or renewable energy systems. 4. Research and Publications: Contribute to knowledge creation, innovation, and leadership in the profession. (no answer)
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CPD refers to structured activities that enhance an engineer’s knowledge, skills, and professional performance. In the Philippines, the PRC (Professional Regulation Commission) requires CPD units for license renewal, aligning with international practice. Globally, CPD ensures engineers remain competitive, innovative, and ethical, capable of addressing emerging challenges.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
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Electronics and communications technologies evolve faster than most disciplines. Without continuous learning, engineers risk becoming outdated. CPD ensures that Electronics Engineers can compete internationally, contribute to cross-border projects, and meet global standards. It fosters a culture of professionalism, innovation, and accountability in serving society. (No answer)