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While I am going to deduct a few points based on the "sdsu" in your engineerboards.com name (SDSMT Alum)...kidding aside, I agree 100%. I worked with many people in my previous career that were labeled as "test engineers", "integration engineers", "production engineers" etc. Until I started...

"Licensed" is required in Idaho...I think the trend is towards "Licensed" versus "Registered".

40 hours paging through reference books I took into the exam....while watching tv. 80 hours practice problems. 4 credit hours power systems analysis = priceless. 1) get to know your references 2) take a PSA course for audit or credit 3) practice problems. If you are planning on spending $ for...

Reimbursed expenses. Promotion that hinged on passing PE. Higher billing rate should equate to 5 - 8% raise....but who really knows??

Hi elminses, I am sorry you didn't pass your test in Apr 2012. I will try to give you my very best study tips. I initially planned on 400 hours of study time + a review session. I took a PE review session, yet....for me it wasn't worth the money spent...It was just too basic for an undergrad...

snobumPE Kudos, to your dedication to this topic! I think a resounding "Thank You!" is well deserved. John@Idaho :)

To be clear...NOT paying me....paying money to 3rd parties or .edu etc.

message me on paying $ for review sessions....It really depends.

Good Evening Everybody! I am more than willing to give my advice (for what it's worth)....in helping you succeed in your exam preparation for the Oct. 2012 or later EE Power Examination. I took the exam April 2012, and while not fun, it wasn't overly difficult either. I passed (1st attempt)...

BSEE '04. MSEE '10.....both "inferior". PE, Today. Stupid State skools din't teach me nuttin. ^AHole

Idaho Results = PASS EE Power

"Sweetness" shall be based on all the reference materials actually needed to pass the exam. EEPM, while tasty...isn't all that sweet. For EE Power at least, there are two books to rely on. The first is "hard knocks", the other you'll have to figure out on your own. If I spent 500 hours...