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I took Electrical computer engineering and it was as easy as pi. the test was just like reading data sheets and decoding digital electronic logic. There were a few software engineering questions, but all are based on the method of doing it, which a few hours of reading fully covered (they never...

After a frustrating e-mail exchange with the Ohio engineering board -- which was incapable of providing not only a seal template but also any guidance as to the technical specifications of the seal like typeface, border size, etc. -- I made my own template It may be useful to others here. Ohio...

Passed. Ohio. Electrical-computer engineering. Only studied for this exam for about three weeks. I found it really easy. I flew through each half in like two hours and then spend about an hour checking myself before I got bored and left. I didn't get numeric exam results.

I found the electrical computer exam to be significantly easier that I though it would be (though that could just be because I missed the tricks in all of the trick questions) Here is my advice to future test takers: Bring a networking book. There were several networking topic questions that...

I can't edit posts!?! Anyway, this is a really good reference text. I highly recommend it. The first chapter answers most of the software engineering questions in the sample exam.

THank you. I just found a copy and will take a look at it.

for software engineering, yes. The software engineering questions in the practice exam are about the business processes of doing software engineering.... writing specifications, software testing, etc. None of these things are laws of science. I need a book that represents the gold standard that...

I'm taking the computer engineering PE at the end of the week. I still don't have a computer engineering reference text and most of the PE questions in this area are of the trick question variety. My Schuam's outline for software engineering is leading me down the route of trickery for these...

Ohio requires an applicants four years of work experience to be under a professional engineer. I'm an EE. I work for a hardware design company and we don't have a PE here. In fact, I have never met an EE with a PE. So, what on earth am I supposed to do? Clearly it would be irresponsible for Ohio...