The value of the system shows up in things like civil engineering when it is required that an accredited engineer signs off on the design. That engineer has personal liability if the building fails. The engineer's boss cannot simply order the engineer to sign off on the design, if the engineer says that you must, it has real weight.
The US has the same basic system, all that is different is how strictly the word "engineer" is regulated. And that varies by state.
Before that system was adopted, bridges fell down an average of once a week in the USA. We have a lot more and bigger bridges now, but not nearly as many fall down.
The US has the same basic system, all that is different is how strictly the word "engineer" is regulated. And that varies by state.
Before that system was adopted, bridges fell down an average of once a week in the USA. We have a lot more and bigger bridges now, but not nearly as many fall down.
Read https://www.amazon.com/Professional-Software-Development-Sch... for case for doing the same thing for software development.