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It is all calculation based. However, some of the problems only need minor calculations when you can assume certain situations (e.g. neglecting friction). It is only the matter of finding the right equation(s) and using them.

There are no discounts available that I know of. It is about a 10-11 week course, 3 hrs per week, so roughly $22 an hour. Not too bad IMO.

I strongly suggest doing the AM session like everyone else and doing the general PM. The reason is because the PM is the same material as the AM session (thus, you only need to focus on one thing and not multiple things). It is not advantageous to take the specific afternoon session for your...

Hi everyone, Please see here: http://engineerboards.com/index.php?showto...mp;hl=cheesepep I am afraid that I posted in the wrong forum so I am posting this here. It is not spam, just an online course where people can take if they need help with the fundamentals of the EIT exam. That means...

Just wanted to alert everyone of the UCR extension EIT course here again: https://www.extension.ucr.edu/enroll/catalo....php?crsid=2625 It is an online course, where PDF of lecture notes and accompanying audio notes (MP3 files) will be provided. Please take a look!

Thank you. The code box thing is a good idea. However, based on what you said, how would you say that A is on top and B is on the bottom because there are different voltages by them being on separate locations.

Thanks for your reply. Then how would I say E with respect to A, B, C, D. I am trying to describe this circuit in words to someone without drawing it out. I had to draw it like this on this board to preserve formatting

Hello everyone, I am stumped on this question. I have a circuit as follows: xxxAxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xzzzzzzzz xzzzzzzzxzzzzx xzzzzzzzz xzzzzzzzxzzzzx Vzzzzzzzz BzzzzzzzCzzzD xzzzzzzzzzxzzzzzzzxzzzzx xzzzzzzzzzxzzzzzzzxzzzzx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Assume the x = wire, and A, B, and C, D...

Also, just for reference, audio notes regarding the lecture will be posted.

Yes, the instructor lives near UCR, but the course is held online. I believe that if warranted, the instructor may hold some offline classes (i.e., physical presentations) at the UCR extension buildings.

I just want to direct everyone's attention (not spam, just a friendly posting) about UC Riverside's FE/EIT review course. This course is basically brand new and few people know about it right now so I'm trying to get the word out. The unique thing about this course is that it is held online so...