Recent content by Wheretostart

As an ECE graduate, you should score full in at least 1, 2, 4, 7, 8 and 10..... Like the other guy said, focus on the basics

I don't understand.... why not to take the October 2014 one first, instead of giving a really long shot for April 2015.....

Don't get panic. Believe me, you still have enough time, and what you need now is concentration, write not just read. I just sent an email to a co-worker to return the two books I borrowed before the April exam, and it was 29 days before the exam. This site provides all information you may...

Me too. I was totally lost, and had no clue what it is about. Please check your message box. Thanks

Really?! I bought this book because a friend suggested, but only flipped a few pages. After the exam, I found the formula is actually included in the book, which gave me an impression that this book does cover everything. Anyway, I failed that problem:(

Camara Manual has a section of lighting. At least, the only lighting problem in the exam last month used a formula in the book, or you can just google "Handbook of Electric Power Calculations". There is a section dedicated to lighting design. The pros of the handbook is, it provides detailed...

When I first found this site, I was looking for information about retaking the exam, and you would see how desperate I was at that time. I spent one or two hours to go through the thread, and actually took notes and made a list. I changed my way of study since I didn't have enough time to go...

good point :) , I mean the stamp everything part

Although I don't think you need that much study to pass PE, I do think it would benefit you a lot, not just to earn the PE, consider taking it as an opportunity to study for the knowledge, which is rare after graduating from the college.

I understand how you feel. I didn't get reference letters from my group for all kinds of excuses, but still managed to find other nice PEs from different departments. I did see how their facial expressions changed when I told them I passed at my first try. I only asked for one-day leave to take...

second this

http://engineerboards.com/index.php?showtopic=16129 I would recommend this thread

Right, you need to get approval first before you actually take time off. You just can not take time off as you with.

So one approval equals to 4 attempts. a question, what if fail one discipline after 4 attempts, then apply for another discipline immediately? for example, electrical, there are 3 options, and whichever you pass, the roster will show "ELE", and there won't be much difference between electronics...

Good project management skills