Recent content by clemente

PERC is ok, their material seems a little outdated, but the professors are good. i think its once a week for 3 hours. the class will help you break down the subjects, but you still need to do a lot of work on your own. the class will not be enough. i would reconmend to take the course the...

Yeah guys, don't get too crazy with overstudying the day before. what i did was just get all my notes together, bind them up and know where everything is at. that is gonna be the key for you guys, how well you can use your references... have a nice dinner the day before and go in there with...

in nyc they confiscated any drinks that you drank from during the exam. they put it in a plastic zip lock and told you that you can have it when you leave. also they were very strict with cell phones, electronics and types of calculators. i recommend to have your lunch in the car with extra...

Just the handbook, the handbook contains all of the code and the additional information to make things a little clearer.

If you have enough time i would definately do it. The more problems the better. If you get through it with understanding everything, it will definately build your confidence. Some of the chapters are definately better then the others. But the key to this book is the 6 min. Try to complete...

No prob. just keep at it. know the theory and just do problems and more problems. the key is to be efficient in problem solving.

theres a good book called "Programmable Controllers Theory and Implementation" provided by Industrial Text. Its pretty good and you can find everything pretty easily. If you can get the training from Allen Bradley its a good idea

The shaums books are good for problems. You might want to take a look at those. The more problems you do the better off you will be.

it won't hurt to review that book and to do the questions. even bring it in with you for confidence. if u had to choose between the code book, the handbook or stallups i would definately choose the handbook. Just make sure u are upto date on the books.

Kaplan Sample exam is: Electrical & Computer Engineering: PE Sample Exam, 2nd Edition This sample exam is not similar to the ncees exam, different format. it will help to master subjects but it is way more harder. theres probably 6 parts to one question, and i beleive they all relate to...

you have 17 years of exeperience so u shouldn't have a problem. Design, Design, Design. thats what they are looking for. Writing procedures, specifications, calculations, etc. List the projects you worked on and your duties on them. its not a big deal if you are an engineer and work as one...

Same as the guys stated above, after u reviewed all the material in the exam from the Reference Manual you definately have to do the practice exam, it is pretty similar to the real exam in the way the questions are asked. b4 taking the real exam you should know how to solve all the questions...

everything in the text will be the same, the only main difference is that it has a soft binder cover, and that the pages are not the same material as the american versions. if you like to highlight your books, u might not like the international version. the highlights will go through the pages

No, they just give you a single sheet of paper with a "P" on it. No diagnostics or score....

Clemente Passed Electrical PE, 2nd try. New York. congrats to all those that passed, to those who didn't, don't give up... I almost did, but kept striving.