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I do structural building design (gravity & lateral) from start to finish using all construction materials, so that definitely helped. However, we do almost no seismic design in my office (Located in CT), and I never did SDC D, so studying for that was a challenge.

SERM was huge for me, it's great to not only go through as a study material but use during the exam. Besides the required material, I used the SEAOC seismic manual volume 1, both practice exams, and the SERM. I also brought a book I found from college but never used it during the exam or to...

I did buildings for lateral day, so I can't help with study materials. But, I passed vert & lat on 1st try so I can tell you what I did to study: I studied 6 months in advance of the exam, doing roughly 1 hour of study per week day after I got home from work. First I went through all of the...

Finally got CT results in... Passed both lateral and vertical.. first try too! Grueling exam, but it was worth it

No results in CT yet.. seriously what's taking them so long?!

I did buildings.. Based on the passing rate it seems bridges exam is rough

I also took both at the same time.. and being in CT there is almost no seismic design, especially not SDC D. Still no results here.. 

Nothing still in CT... Hitting refresh every 10 minutes lol...