seismic exam prep class Sacramento
#1
Posted 23 July 2011 - 08:15 PM
I missed registration ofr Hiner Live class this fall
Any recommendation for other classes in Sacramento
Thanks
#2
Posted 24 July 2011 - 05:58 AM
They published pdf of their course manual on-line. I read through it, and looked very good. Any thoughts on this?
Thanks
jfwalters
#3
Posted 26 July 2011 - 08:22 PM
#4
Posted 28 July 2011 - 03:10 AM
I donot like Webinars. Structure is not my area either,
That's why I want live class with a teacher to interact with back and forth
I contacted the instructor for EET and he sent me pdf of 6 chapters of the manual he teaches.
They looked like Hiner's quality.
Thanks
JFW
#5
Posted 28 July 2011 - 07:50 PM
I donot like Webinars. Structure is not my area either,
That's why I want live class with a teacher to interact with back and forth
I contacted the instructor for EET and he sent me pdf of 6 chapters of the manual he teaches.
They looked like Hiner's quality.
Thanks
JFW
jfw, I see. I too dislike structures and Seismic is totally not my thing. But having passed the Survey and 8 hour, my motivation level is so incredibly elevated, I am making myself study. Almost every single night (no less than 5 days per week, and for 2-3 hours per night) I am pushing through the Hiner workbook. I read the whole thing once and am now in the Chapt 6 multiple choice problems. As intimidating as Seismic seemed, it's not that bad when you take it page by page, question by question. I'm too cheap to spend $500 on a class so hopefully my self study plan will work. Good luck to you.
Hey, could I trouble you for a copy of those 6 chapters? I'd like to see how it compares to Hiner. Thanks. ptatohed @ netzero.net
#6
Posted 29 July 2011 - 07:01 AM
I donot like Webinars. Structure is not my area either,
That's why I want live class with a teacher to interact with back and forth
I contacted the instructor for EET and he sent me pdf of 6 chapters of the manual he teaches.
They looked like Hiner's quality.
Thanks
JFW
jfw, I see. I too dislike structures and Seismic is totally not my thing. But having passed the Survey and 8 hour, my motivation level is so incredibly elevated, I am making myself study. Almost every single night (no less than 5 days per week, and for 2-3 hours per night) I am pushing through the Hiner workbook. I read the whole thing once and am now in the Chapt 6 multiple choice problems. As intimidating as Seismic seemed, it's not that bad when you take it page by page, question by question. I'm too cheap to spend $500 on a class so hopefully my self study plan will work. Good luck to you.
Hey, could I trouble you for a copy of those 6 chapters? I'd like to see how it compares to Hiner. Thanks. ptatohed @ netzero.net
Hi Ptatohed:
With this dedication, I am sure you will do well. Good luck. For me, I am in construction, and this is my first time so I need to go through it with a teacher, at least once.
I sent you email with the info. I believe you can print 3 or 4 chapters from his website as well. Thanks. Jfw
#7
Posted 29 July 2011 - 07:01 AM
I donot like Webinars. Structure is not my area either,
That's why I want live class with a teacher to interact with back and forth
I contacted the instructor for EET and he sent me pdf of 6 chapters of the manual he teaches.
They looked like Hiner's quality.
Thanks
JFW
jfw, I see. I too dislike structures and Seismic is totally not my thing. But having passed the Survey and 8 hour, my motivation level is so incredibly elevated, I am making myself study. Almost every single night (no less than 5 days per week, and for 2-3 hours per night) I am pushing through the Hiner workbook. I read the whole thing once and am now in the Chapt 6 multiple choice problems. As intimidating as Seismic seemed, it's not that bad when you take it page by page, question by question. I'm too cheap to spend $500 on a class so hopefully my self study plan will work. Good luck to you.
Hey, could I trouble you for a copy of those 6 chapters? I'd like to see how it compares to Hiner. Thanks. ptatohed @ netzero.net
Hi Ptatohed:
With this dedication, I am sure you will do well. Good luck. For me, I am in construction, and this is my first time so I need to go through it with a teacher, at least once.
I sent you email with the info. I believe you can print 3 or 4 chapters from his website as well. Thanks. Jfw
#8
Posted 11 August 2011 - 06:34 PM
I just got the word from PE Board email, seismic exam is on Thursday Oct 27
"
The Traffic Engineer, California Civil - Seismic Principles, California Civil -
Engineering Surveying, and California Structural Engineering Seismic (Legacy -
CSESE) exams will be administered on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2011.
In addition, the "doors open" time for the California Civil - Seismic Principles
exam has been changed to 7:00 A.M., and the "doors open" time for the
California Civil - Engineering Surveying exam has been changed to 11:30 A.M.
"
#9
Posted 11 August 2011 - 07:55 PM
I just got the word from PE Board email, seismic exam is on Thursday Oct 27
"
The Traffic Engineer, California Civil - Seismic Principles, California Civil -
Engineering Surveying, and California Structural Engineering Seismic (Legacy -
CSESE) exams will be administered on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2011.
In addition, the "doors open" time for the California Civil - Seismic Principles
exam has been changed to 7:00 A.M., and the "doors open" time for the
California Civil - Engineering Surveying exam has been changed to 11:30 A.M.
"
Holy Cow, you are right. From the usual Sat moved up to a Thu. http://www.pels.ca.g...e_changes.shtml
jf, I think this is worthy of a new thread. Could you start one? Thanks.
#10
Posted 14 August 2011 - 11:27 PM
studying well for seismic and surveying, before 8hrs in Friday which is a guessing game anyway!!
jf
#11
Posted 15 August 2011 - 02:25 AM
studying well for seismic and surveying, before 8hrs in Friday which is a guessing game anyway!!
jf
That's o.k. There is no need to try to pass all three at once. Keep up your studying for one or two topics. I have been passing one exam at a time with Seismic being the third, expected to pass this Oct '11. I study for Seismic almost every night and last night I finished Hiner Chapt 14 (of 15 chapts) multiple choice probs and will finish the final Chapt 15 probs tonight! I really hope I pass this Oct and get my PE and never have to do this again.
#12
Posted 02 March 2012 - 01:57 AM
Did you pass the Seismic exam?
#13
Posted 07 April 2012 - 05:25 PM
Yes I did, from the first time, to my surprise. I am a construction guy, so I expected to do well in Surveying not Seismic. Well. It was the opposite.
You are talking about Ahmed. Ahh..... he is a great instructor. He went out of his way to help me and almost everyone in the class to make sure I pass the test. After we finished the class he gave us extra one solving exam problems and showing us tips for the exam. I guess it worked for me.
We had two gals in the class that took Hiner before (I did not) and they said he teaches way better than Hiner.
Congratulations. I saw you got your P.E. Awesome.
jfw
#14
Posted 09 April 2012 - 04:06 PM
Hi Ptatohed:
Yes I did, from the first time, to my surprise. I am a construction guy, so I expected to do well in Surveying not Seismic. Well. It was the opposite.
You are talking about Ahmed. Ahh..... he is a great instructor. He went out of his way to help me and almost everyone in the class to make sure I pass the test. After we finished the class he gave us extra one solving exam problems and showing us tips for the exam. I guess it worked for me.
We had two gals in the class that took Hiner before (I did not) and they said he teaches way better than Hiner.
Congratulations. I saw you got your P.E. Awesome.
jfw
Hey jfw,
Congrats on passing Seismic first try! That was a tough one for me. Good for you. So you now have Survey to pass? What about the 8-hr? Are you taking the exam(s) this week (Apr '12)?
Glad to hear that Ahmed was a good instructor and put on a good class. I don't doubt that at all. Really cool guy.
Yes, I did get my P.E., thanks. I finally passed that stubborn Seismic! It's a good feeling.
Best of luck!
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