No it won't. You need a stable body of knowledge to have an engineering discipline, and attempts to build one for software do more harm than good; see UML architectural astronautics and the patterns cargo cult. Engineers wouldn't have one either if they got to replace physics when they found it inconvenient.
I wish people would stop talking about software engineering and software architecture. We have a bad habit of believing analogies too much in software. It works well in AI, it doesn't work well in how we think about what we do. What we do isn't really like engineering at all. We could become an actual profession, with an enforceable code of ethics, but I doubt that will happen either. It has fewer advantages than it used to, and people would balk at not being able to form corporations for some sorts of software companies.