If software engineers want to be referred to as "engineers" then they should actually learn about engineering failures. The industry and educational pipeline (formal and informal) as a whole is far more invested in butterfly chasing. It's immature in the sense that many people with decades of experience are unwilling to adopt many proven practices in large scale engineering projects because they "get in the way" and because they hold them accountable.

Surely you mean managers, right? Most developers I interact with would love to do things the right way, but there's just no time, we have to chase this week's priority!