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I plan to walk by the beach on the day before. Just relax before the big 2 days (Friday and Saturday).

I'm 25 and trying to get the PE title. Is this what I will be expecting around 40?

Huh?

You should properly focus on structural analysis and basic material concepts which doesn't require code books (ie ACI, AISC, MSJC, NDS, IBC, ASCE, PCI, AASHTO)

Just leave the phone in the car.

4 calculators? Sounds a little too :sharkattack: excessive.

Das, did you end up passing?

Boo, I'm in the same boat.

You might want to consider RBF Review Course.

You sound like a smart guy. You'll do fine.

Looks like this new NCEES system is very efficient.

It's pretty much coming out from the code (MSJC). Grade 60 steel has an Allowable steel stress of 24000 ksi and Grade 40 has an Allowable steel stress of 20000 ksi. Ahhh...takes me back 2 years ago when I was taking Reinforced Masonry Design.

Thanks. 50 Questions in 2.5 Hours therefore 3 minutes per question. Yikes

How many questions should I be expecting for the Seismic and Survey exam, respectively? I've been so focus on the 8 hour exam that I lost touch with the format of CA state specific exams? Much Appreciated.

Yeah, CERM is better suited for the morning breadth.

MOOK are your preparing for the SE exam?

Which problem in particular are you having the most trouble with?

Looking at the NCEES Exam Specifications, I'm having a little difficulty at locating the subjects below within the CERM. Can anyone identify the specific sections in the CERM I should focus for the subjects below? D. Wastewater Treatment 1. Collection systems (e.g., lift stations, sewer...

Do it all over again. Work on your problem solving speed.

Does the 'cut score' varies between the civil depth of choice? After reviewing selective materials between the various depth, its obvious the structural depth covers a wider range than other depths; thus led me to ask the question. I'm planning to take the structural portion, but after a brief...