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I took the October 2007 Electrical/Computer depth exam. There were questions on parts of the software life cycle, nothing specific on CMM. Definitely take the Art of Electronics book. It was very useful in the afternoon. Books I found useful for the morning: EERM7 NEC 2005 Handbook For the...

Congratulations!!!

congrats Louisiana PEs!!!

Congratulations, Keith!!!

I got my letter from ELSES Dec 20th '07 (4-5 days after South Carolina). LAPELS was updated 7-10 days later. Good luck to you all.

It was just an interesting thing I noticed. I certainly didn't mean to offend anyone.

Check out the MIT admissions website: http://web.mit.edu/admissions/graduate/pdf...rtment_info.pdf EECS (Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, page 8) doesn't need GRE! My guess is they look at letters of recommendation, GPA, reputation of undergraduate school etc.

Here's the other thread, John: New PE Electrical Regulations

thanks, mudpuppy.

My Fluke-30 clamp meter lists this accuracy at the 200A range: 0-100A, 1.8% + 8 dgts 100-200A, 1.4% + 0 dgts What is dgts? Digits? Is this the resolution? I got 0.1A as the "best resolution" for this meter on the fluke website. So, is my accuracy +/-[(1.8% of reading) + 0.1*8] amps in the...

Looks like IEEE is involved: http://www.ieeeusa.org/volunteers/committees/lrc/default.asp I have “Classical and object oriented software engineering with UML & Java” by Schach, 4th edition. This book covers topics B1, B2, B3, and B12. These are the references I used for software: A...

Good luck wilheldp! I'm sure there are lots of good Software Engineering books out there. I used Software Engineering by Stephen Schach (was the Software Engineering course textbook at LSU). It had more than enough information for both the sample NCEES questions (#531, #535) and the real exam.

This? ^^^ I can't remember who posted the one you're looking for. jdd18vm maybe?

Good luck, everyone!

Sorry, didn't realize op amp circuits were included in EE PE materials