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At first I was dissapointed that I could not use my beloved TI-89, but to be honest, the Casio FX-115EX (the one that advertises "natural display") is an awesome calculator. I highly recommend getting this calculator (If you need to buy something else on Amazon, it qualifies for free shipping...

The new PERM, "..for the Electrical and Computer PE exam"? I just want to make sure I am referencing a valid book in my studying process. Last thing I would want to happen is me getting used to this book and finding out I can't use it in the exam.

This is weird. It is the new version of the "Electrical Engineering Reference Manual" but it has that extra line in the title... Hmm. I guess I can bring the old edtion with me just in case, and see if they let me use the new one. It can't hurt to try...or can it? What happens when one...

Just got a copy of the " Electrical and Electronics Reference Manual for the Electrical and Computer PE Exam"...

I ended up buying the new Electrical and Electronics Reference Manual by Camara. I'll probably use the old Yarbrough one for practice problems, but I wanted to make sure I had something that covered all of the topics in the modern exam. This book looks sweet!

Does anyone know if there is any particular advantage to having the latest edition of the "Electrical Engineering Reference Manual" by Camara? I have a copy of the older EE Reference Manual by Yarbrough, but it is from the early 1990's. I don't mind spending they money if it will help, I am...

I have read about people using the Schaum's in other states....darn...I wanted to use a Schaum's :(

Seriously...what the heck? I am not a civil or structural engineer, but I am wondering how the "Electrical Engineering Reference Manual", a "Schuam's Outline", or any textbook (since nearly EVERY textbook has solved problems in it) would fall in this category...

I am a recent EE graduate who passed the FE exam (took the Electrical afternoon exam) in October 2011. I am debating between the Electrical and Electronics PE exam and the Control Systems PE exam. It looks like a lot of my work will be in the I&C area, so I am leaning pretty heavily...