Professional Engineer--Thank goodness!

Congrats OP!, I have to take mine also. I can't take mine in Florida because of some ABET equivilancy BS, so I will be taking it in Georgia in the next year or so.

 

not quite, these are buildings that produce (manufacture, store or process) explosive materials, such as TNT, RDX, PETN, HNS, Lead Azide and such...the idea is to protect the workers and the process as much as possible.

Howard

 

Thanks

Sometimes I wish I had went ME!

 

Thanks and good luck.

 

Awesome, good job man.

I'm taking it this October....hope I can say the same thing in a few months

 

Congrats. I'm up for mine in April. Been putting it off for the past year telling myself i'm too busy to study, but finally decided to just sign up and get it over with. And geotech FTMFW.

 

You can do it. Tab your Reference Manual in my case CERM book very well, and work as many practice problems as possible. I basically took two practice test one at the beginning one at the end, and worked about 40 problems for each section one week at a time tabbing my book and taking notes in it where need be along the way. Probably worked more than 40 transportation problems becuase that was the section of the test I took.

Might as well put some extra curricular stuff on hold for a few monthes and get it over with.

 

Sounds good - I'm taking the CE-structures test. So the morning test for both of us will be the same. Did they focus on any one topic in the morning session?

I'm going to order my supplies in the next week or 2. That'll give me a solid 3.5-4 months of studying before the test.

 

hell yea, i cant wait to start the FSAE program next year (year and a half program where you design and build a small formula race car from the ground up)

 

Just go to the NCEES website and it will have a breakdown on there of the topics they cover. Its basically 5 sections, 8 questions a section for a total of 40.