The ability to practice a profession is earned through educational preparation, experience, the passing of rigorous examinations, and commitment on the part of the practitioner to public service. Responsibilities are carried out by the professional in accordance with ethical standards developed through the years and in accordance with state laws and regulations. Professional practitioners are reminded to be conscious of the special obligations of public service that the privilege of licensure creates. This publication is a reference guide which contains rules, laws, and regulations of the State Department of Education that govern professional engineering practice in New York State. Topics included are: (1) "Professional Regulation in New York State"; (2) "Licensure Requirements" (providing instructions regarding handicapping conditions and fees); (3) "Licensure Forms"; (4) "Education Law" (on provisions, engineering and surveying); (5) "Commissioner's Regulations"; (6) "Rules of the Board of Regents" (dealing with disciplinary proceedings, good morals, and unprofessional conduct); (7) "Listings of Accredited Professional Programs"; (8) "Examination Information"; and (9) "National Council of Engineering Examiners Study Guide Request." Prior to filing an application for licensure, it is the applicant's responsibility to read this guide. Includes forms for requesting a license and registration as a professional engineer. (RT)