Recent content by AMP2319

Good point - even if some states don't require an ABET degree, having one will make it much easier. This is especially true if you plan on getting licensed by other states by reciprocity. I'm not sure if you could get licensed in those other states without the ABET degree or you may just have...

While licensing requirements vary by state, to get a PE in any state you must pass both the FE exam and PE exam. Some states offer exemptions if the person has a lot of experience but that route wouldn't be applicable because you'd need like 20 years of experience. To take the PE exam you must...

All of the codes listed on their website will be provided digitally. They only provide the reference manual for free for studying though

I am currently studying for the CBT civil PE (structural discipline) and trying to use the reference manual they provide to get used to it. While some sections seem to have a lot of information I feel like the structural sections are lacking. There's only a small section on both concrete and...

Just some advice for people looking to get some practice problems - if you go to scribd.com they have tons of material. You can sign up for the free trial and download as many references and practice problems as you can before the trial ends and it turns to a paid subscription. This is how I...

I failed the Civil Structural (42/80)...looks like this October will be the last pencil and paper for the Civil exams and then in 2022 they are moving to CBT. What are people's thoughts on the CBT? For those taking it again are you going to wait for the computer exam?

Missouri is out at 2:45 eastern

@Reverse Polish Thanks so much!  ACI is definitely the one I'm the most worried about

Hi all - I am taking the PE Civil Structural exam this April (my second try) and I am trying to get more familiar with the codes.  I feel pretty good about most of the codes except for AASHTO, PCI and ACI.  I don't ever use these codes and was wondering if anyone had any tips for how to navigate...