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My strategy was to work through the problems without reading them all first. If there was a problem that I wasn't sure how to solve, I circled the problem and moved on. After going through all the problems, I went back and solved the ones I skipped. If I had further doubts, I marked my best...

I agree that time management is key; my wife was getting tired of night after night of studying. Another thing I wish I had done was tab my MERM as I was studying. I spent too much time looking for sections that would have been tabbed already. Tabbing helped immensely in the exam. I would...

I passed the MD module in Oct 2010. I spent a lot of my time upfront on the TF and HVAC because I was less familiar with the material. My fluids prof was heavy on the theoretical and light on the practical, so it took me time to learn some of the fluids fundamentals. I do MD type work for my...

4. I took the MD exam this past Oct and I used that exact version of Shigley/Mischke (5th). I graduated with my BS in 2000. 5. I have Mark's 8th, but decided against bringing it to the exam. I'm not as familiar with it and my bag was already full enough. There were people with suitcases or...

I started studying by jumping right into the Lindeberg practice problems. Initially, I found it frustrating because I didn't know where to find the equation in MERM or I would use the wrong equation because of some detail I missed. I started at the beginning which is heavy on TF. I work in...

No. I called on Monday and they said it would take about a week.

UPDATE: Both books are sold.

UPDATE: I'll throw in the shipping costs. $40 for both with shipping in the US.

Just got mine in the mail. I passed. :party-smiley-048: BTW, the license fee now requires a 10% surcharge due to recent legislation.

You've already got your mail for Tuesday?

FE Review Manual, 2nd ed. by Lindeberg Mechanical Discipline-Specific Review for the FE/EIT Exam, 2nd ed. by Lindeberg Very good condition $40 + shipping for both. PM me if interested.