I don't know if there is actually a formal, standard, consistent defintion of what Software Engineering is, but I would like to know what people think a Software Engineer should know. I would think that things like Code Reviews and refactoring would be basic for the SE. And I would think that knowing concepts such as SOLID would be mandatory. Understanding and implementing Design Patterns would be expected, I would think. Though which Design Patterns that a SE should or would know, I don't know.

So is there anything that you would expect a SE to know? Assume that you are hiring and the person is not fresh out of college.

A secondary question but related question: What do you expect someone with a B.Sc. in SE to have learned? Or put a slightly different way: What classes or concepts should be mandatorily taught in a SE curriculum?

How is that different from the similar question asked three weeks ago?

Honestly, I don't understand how it's similar. Secondly, I didn't even see that thread 3 weeks ago. That thread is talking about someone with a CS degree trying to make in the Game Dev industry. I'm talking about someone with a job title of SE doing work related to SE, not CS, not AI, not level design, not graphics.

I got a SE degree at Oregon Tech. As far as I can tell, it was just a CS degree where some theory courses were replaced with development-process courses (things like software lifecycle, very rudimentary business management, some introductory classes explaining different software development strategies, etc.)

I guess the only thing I would really expect an SE degree holder to have compared to CS is that they have a good idea of what to expect when negotiating with other departments and stakeholders. Though this is easy to learn on the job if you start out with a CS degree, kind of like how a SE will learn more of the theory side of things on the job.

Isn't that more MIS than SE?

After many years of doing new starter training, I've basically come to the conclusion that it's best to assume that new recruits know nothing, and then work up from there.

I made an edit to the OP. I don't know if this would affect your answer any.