101 Solved Env Eng Problems

[MSUEngineer]

Is the book "101 Solved Environmental Engineering Problems" by Schneiter the same book as "Environmental Engineering Solved Problems", also by Schneiter? (found on "the other board"). I have read on Amazon.com that it is, and is more up to date. Also, is this a good reference to study by?

 

[Guest]

I have a copy of the 101 Solved Env Eng Problems - it seems that the terminal copyright date is 2000. It seems that the Solved Environmental Engineering problems by the same author has multiple editions and more up-to-date. I cannot verify if they are the same, but it seems if you want the most up-to-date publication you would want to go with the solved problems as opposed to the 101 Solved Problems. arty-smiley-048:

As far as a good study guide - I think 101 Solved Eng Problems probably gives you a reasonable expectation of what you can find on the exam.

Best of luck in your continued preparation.

JR

 

[RIP - VTEnviro]

There's actually like 500 problems in 101 when you count the multiple parts of each scenario. It was a real good study tool. I used this first to get a feel for exam topics and difficulty.

I found 101 was a little more difficult and comprehensive topicwise than PPI's sample exams or the real thing. So I was slightly overprepared, which is what I wanted in the first place.

 

[Dleg]

I remember reading that the newer version has quite a few revisions compared to the old one. I thought it was a very useful book, but the problems were definitely harder than the real exam. Excellent prep, though. It will send you looking for info you might not have looked into otherwise.