SummerScene
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I know this topic has somewhat of its own thread however I wanted to ask this question in a more specific context.
For those who have taken both EET and Hiner, I am debating on which to take. I passed the October 2015 exam first attempt and my success was mostly due to Nazrul's EET depth class. I took the EET 8-hour review class and enjoyed it, but I enjoyed mostly Nazrul's lectures (water/env depth + soils) as his notes were put together very well, organized, clear, and he has the best formula sheets of all. I honestly did not find the other breadth notes easy to use or understandable when self-studying, but the instructors were still kind enough to respond to emails quickly and thoroughly. I struggled very much during EET's construction and structural portions, even in the end, I still didn't have a clear understanding of the material.
Would you recommend EET-Seismic or Hiner Seismic if I'm looking for an instructor similar to Nazrul's class+material?
For those who have taken both EET and Hiner, I am debating on which to take. I passed the October 2015 exam first attempt and my success was mostly due to Nazrul's EET depth class. I took the EET 8-hour review class and enjoyed it, but I enjoyed mostly Nazrul's lectures (water/env depth + soils) as his notes were put together very well, organized, clear, and he has the best formula sheets of all. I honestly did not find the other breadth notes easy to use or understandable when self-studying, but the instructors were still kind enough to respond to emails quickly and thoroughly. I struggled very much during EET's construction and structural portions, even in the end, I still didn't have a clear understanding of the material.
Would you recommend EET-Seismic or Hiner Seismic if I'm looking for an instructor similar to Nazrul's class+material?
