I don't know; this is the first time I've seen the pass rates split up by discipline.
If I had to guess, I'd say it may have something to do with how similar the exam is to our day jobs. The Structural exam, for instance, really wasn't all that different from stuff I do all the time in the...
That I don't know. The way I interpret the statute is that if you do engineering work on something that's covered by the FBC, then you're required to take a course on a portion of the code that's applicable to your area of practice. From a quick glance at the table of contents I didn't see...
Hey all,
I just spoke with FBPE and wanted to give you guys the head's up that if you plan on signing and sealing anything in connection with a building as a delegated engineer (for instance precast calcs/plans) then you'll need to take an advanced Florida Building Code course and submit a copy...
Yeah, I've been really curious to know how the pass rates shake out by discipline. I'm glad they started splitting it up.
I'm surprised the pass rate for Civil Structural is so high. I guess as a group we're just a smarter bunch! (j/k...maybe :P )
If I had to go back and study again, I probably would've spent relatively more time preparing for the depth section. I was so worried about the breadth questions because I haven't thought about stuff like water flow through pipes or horizontal curves since college, but just being familiar with...
Congratulations! That's a huge accomplishment! :beerchug:
I still have that exam looming over my head, but for now I'm trying not to think about it too much and just enjoy being an ordinary PE!