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Kieth01, what is your email address? send a PM if you do not want to post here.

I sent you a PM.

I will send you a PM

I took ONLY the Lateral, but some say taking both is brutal. That being said, it really comes down to how much you need to learn. If you are weak on alot of areas, you may require homework outside of the provided binder. The binder has many homework and workshop problems. They also provide...

You should work thru the NCEES sample exam and make the decision for yourself.

Did you download RVT files, or DWG files? The thread subject is confusing.

I am in the boat as you. Attached is something I found this summer.

Agreed, adding plywood for a flitch beam provides MINIMAL extra capacity. It kills me when contractors refuse to accept this answer. Aside from that, provide the info requested above and we will review. Where are the spices in the plywood? Are the 2x10 continuous? Maybe finish a plan...

I have used the surface tablet for field survey markups in bluebeam. Bluebeam has a "Tablet" mode. You can use your fingers to pinch zoom also.

This is a great video. Thanks.

I highly recommend the course from AEI. I have taken AEI and PPI, and AEI is 3 times better.

Highly doubt you will see I-joists, split rings, or shear plates. CLT may be a good candidate, but they will need to furnish Vr from the manufacturer. Very good pun by the way. LOL

You will not need the SDM for the Vertical exam.

ASCE 16 seismic has many changes. And AISC 16 has a few changes.

I have that 2011 sample exam, and I posted the errata. That problem was not part of the corrections.

Ah, I just realized @Gonzaga said they were planning to take it in October.  That is when NCEES will lost likely update the code references.  So my reasoning for taking the lateral FIRST is moot. If you start studying NOW for the fall exam, you have a great chance to pass both.  Studying for...

As for which exam to take first, you may want to consider taking the Lateral first.  The codes will mostly change for the Fall, and the code change will be less of a burden for  the Vertical Exam.

@fern26 I sent you a direct message.

Check LinkedIn Learning.  It is formerly Lynda.com, and there are many series to watch.