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The STEM stuff was big for war engineering. In his 1482 job application to Ludivico Sforza, Leonardo da Vinci put “I can paint” at 11 out of his top 11 qualities -about where you’d put “have a chauffeur’s license.” Nine of his other reasons are about war machines. 21/pic.twitter.com/4DFf2soqOu
"Engineering" was exclusively military engineering until the 19th century, and even then remained mostly military engineering basically until the fall of the Soviet Union. Consumer technology is an incredibly recent trend.
I dunno. Eyeglasses, printing press, milling, trading carracks. But the big-budget stuff, sure.
Um indeed. The first licensed engineer in the United States was Charles Bellamy, given that title by the state of Wyoming in 1907. Engineering was very much a thing already for dams and bridges and many other civil structures. Licensing came about as a means of accountability.
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