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BS Mechanical Engineering MS Mechanical Engineering PE Registered in CA Mechanical Engineering CCM Certified Construction Manager Resident Engineer for a large Public Agency 15 years of experience $120,000.00 per year (Update: $123,000.00 per year)

BS Mechanical Engineering MS Mechanical Engineering PE Registered in CA Mechanical Engineering CCM Certified Construction Manager Resident Engineer for a large Public Agency 15 years of experience $120,000.00 per year

PageNumber: 29-3 Description: The CERM solutuon manual has an error on with Prob. #1 on Page 29-3. The answer is 135.6 lbm/day (1.4 MGD). Where did the 1.4 MGD come from in the final answer??

PageNumber: 29-3 Description: The CERM solutuon manual has an error on with Prob. #1 on Page 29-3. The answer is 135.6 lbm/day (1.4 MGD). Where did the 1.4 MGD come from in the final answer??

To whom it may concern: I have been a California reside for nearly 40 years of my life and I never heard or seen a more dysfunctional and financially wastefully government agency such as the California Board for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors. The Professional Exam was given and...

The solution to Problem #1 on Page 29-3 is 135.6 lbm/day (1.4 MGD). Where did the 1.4 MGD come from in the final answer. The conversion units don't workout.

The solution to Problem #1 on Page 29-3 is 135.6 lbm/day (1.4 MGD). Where did the 1.4 MGD come from in the final answer. The conversion units don't workout.

Can anybody tell me where I can get the HCM 2000.

Does any new where I can get a copy of the HCM 2000 includeing the updates?

Is there a way on the HP 33S to enter into the calculator degrees, minutes, seconds. Example: How would you enter 78 degrees, 35 minutes, 30 seconds into the Calculator? If you can do this on the HP 33S how do you convert minutes and seconds to degree?

Is there a way on the HP 33S to enter into the calculator degrees, minutes, seconds. Example: How would you enter 78 degrees, 35 minutes, 30 seconds into the Calculator? If you can do this on the HP 33S how do you convert minutes and seconds to degree?

Is there a way on the HP 33S to enter into the calculator degrees, minutes, seconds. Example: How would you enter 78 degrees, 35 minutes, 30 seconds into the Calculator? If you can do this on the HP 33S how do you convert minutes and seconds to degree?

The new Cal seismic exam has changed and now you will need to use the IBC 2006. Does anybody if you only need Chapter 16 from the IBC 2006 Code for the exam?

The new Cal seismic exam has changed and now you will need to use the IBC 2006. Does anybody if you only need Chapter 16 from the IBC 2006 Code for the exam?

Does anyone know if you can use the 9th edition of the Steel Manual on the upcoming civil PE exam. I heard they change the codes again.