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From my understanding, most, if not all states require 4 years of work experience for one to officially earn the P.E. license (provided they do not have an advanced degree). Also, the way I understood the process is that another P.E. "petitions" for you to get a P.E. and describes your work for...

Most (95%+) of my work is at a desk, with the rest being more of field observations (ex: replacing transformer, does the new one fit in the same footprint, etc) Tests are done by technicians, or outside company technicians. Most of the design work that I do involves purchasing components or...

So did you get to develop your own testing methodologies, as well as work on design? Most testing positions I have seen do involve hands on things, but the testing engineer just gives results (of a test that is either procedural, or something some other engineer developed) to a design person...

My supervisor has a BSEET, and he could (but didn't) get a PE if he wanted to. I think many states also recognize other states' PE licenses, so I wouldn't worry.

Not sure if this is the right subforum, but it was the most appropriate place I could think to post in. Does anyone know if there are any engineering jobs (in general) that are hands on, but also involve technical knowledge? R&D? Most jobs that I have seen (where I work, where my friends...

Exam taken: Electrical and Electronics Educational background: BSEE, graduated 1.5 years ago. Currently working in power industry, but in an I&C position. How long did you study? Roughly 6 months. For the first 1.5 months, did about 2 hours a day starting with topics I found...

Working on it right now :)

Not sure if one of these threads has already been made, but I thought this would be helpful. Perhaps people can reply in this fashion, such that future readers may find it easy to see the information they are looking for. Exam taken: Educational background: How long did you study? Did you...

Approx. $550 in books. Self studied, it was soul crushing at times... Plus side: got reimbursed!

got reimbursed for my books/study materials. not sure about the pay raise; i know my company does not have a fixed amount for the PE, so we'll see.

still need to wait until I get my 4 years done, but I am glad the test is over with

Passed Electrical and Electronics! Glad that is over!

I think I found an error in the E&E sample questions. I posted my understanding and proposed solution below. If I am mistaken, please let me know. For problem 10 on page 42-5, the following solution is given: The NAND/NOT realization is incorrect. There should be an additional NOT...

Great advice! I'm freaking out with the exam just a few weeks away...but I think this is a great idea. I'll definately do this as I go through the practice tests.

Hello all, I am currently going through the latest edition of the "Electrical and Electronics Reference Manual" and using the sample problems book that comes along with it. The Electrical and Electronics exam covers so much material....any advice on how to go about studying? The other issue I...

I purchased the most recent previous edition (the newest one that isn't the current edition) For what it's worth, that worked fine for me.

Thanks!

I used the FE Review Manual by Lindeburg, as well as the discipline specific review book by Lindeburg as well (EE in my case). I also purchased the formula book for the FE (amazon has it cheaper than NCEES I think) and a Casio FX-115ES calculator. I made sure to purchase the book because I...

For what it's worth, I took the Electrical version of the F.E. exam. Again, I was VERY HAPPY with the Casio FX-115ES