- 2073 Magh · 4 marks
Practical engineering profession; organizations
Short answer
Practical engineering profession means applying engineering knowledge to real works with responsibility, ethics, and accountability. Public organizations include Nepal Electricity Authority, Department of Roads, Nepal Telecom, Department of Urban Development, and Department of Water Supply. Private ones include Ncell, F1Soft, Leapfrog Technology, Himal Hydro, and Full Bright Consultancy.
What do you understand by practical engineering profession? List down at least 5 organizations each in public and private sector.
Practical engineering profession means applying engineering knowledge to real works for society as a registered professional: for example designing, constructing, operating and maintaining systems, and working in industry, consultancy, government or business with responsibility, ethics and accountability. It differs from purely theoretical study because the engineer must meet cost, time, safety, legal and client requirements.
Public sector organisations
- Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA)
- Department of Roads
- Nepal Telecom
- Department of Urban Development and Building Construction
- Department of Water Supply and Sewerage Management
- Nepal Telecommunications Authority; Department of Information Technology
Private sector organisations
- Ncell
- F1Soft International
- Leapfrog Technology / Deerwalk (IT software companies)
- Himal Hydro and General Construction
- Full Bright Consultancy / Hydro-Consult (consulting firms)
- Private banks such as Nabil Bank (IT and engineering sections)
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