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Will do Chess. Thanks for the input!

Yes we have prepared an Errata for the problems which we noticed contained errors. Attached is the draft Errata for Practice Exam No. 1. If you have noticed errors in any of the other problems or solutions please send us an email at [email protected]. Thanks for your input! Practice Exam...

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We thought since most of you October Civil PE-Exam candidates are likely cramming for the upcoming exam we at PE-Exam.com would like to offer free shipping on our Breadth Practice Exam for the Civil PE. The Practice Exam is intended to be a realistic replica of the 40 question morning-section of...

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According to the NCEES Geotech exam specs only 5% (2 problems) of the afternoon problems are "Earthquake Engineering".

I'm not sure what exactly you are asking for. Can you elaborate?

It depends on what you are looking for. It wouldn't hurt to buy the 2011 version. You can find additional practice problems here for morning-type problems: http://pe-exam.com/pe-exam-questions If you are looking for construction afternoon problems, the "Civil PE Professional Engineer exam...

You hit the nail on the head. I'm a coastal engineer and coastal work has "hit a wall" so to speak. It is also a very small and tight knit community of engineers. Everybody knows everybody. In Florida anyways.

Supplemental study material in the form of a Breadth (morning) practice exam can be found here: PE-Exam.com

Did you take Goswami's course? If so, were you not happy with his course? I'm sure folks who are looking for a prep course to take would like to know.

I have heard nothing but great feedback about Goswami's review course. He knows his stuff.

You can find a database of morning-type problems here: PE Exam Questions

The first thing I would suggest is developing a study schedule. You need to establish how much time you are going to spend preparing for the exam and once you have that figured out, you need to lay out your schedule. It is very easy to fall behind on studying if you aren't careful or if you...

The afternoon session was brutal when I took it. First suggestion I have is to make sure you have all the appropriate references for the test. They can all be found here: http://pe-exam.com/civil-construction-pe-exam-resources You have to make sure you are familiar with each of the...

Congrats on passing first try! Lots of good insight on how to prepare for the exam in the first post. I agree with your comments about the Ruwan book layout. I did not like it BUT I forced myself to work through the entire book and all example problems prior to the exam and I was so very glad...

It is definitely in the CERM but I ran into the same problem you have run into. It is not quite as easy as looking in the index. I don't have the CERM in front of me but I believe it is section 46 Structural Analysis I of the 11th edition. It should give you the run down on different types of...

Probably the best advice I have seen on this forum. It seems like people often times get caught up in "solving the problem" rather than just obtaining the correct answer by process of elimination. Doesn't matter how you get to the right answer on the test (aside from cheating of course), it...

We are still working on the user interface that would allow access to our database of problems, as well as, building our database of problems. We decided to go down a path that will take a little bit longer to develop but in the end it will be a better product. Stay tuned.

If you are gonna pick a specific type of problem to skip, you might pick something else. I skipped reinforced concrete.