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I feel like that gif could cause seizures in healthy adults...

I'm pretty sure the simplicity of the modulus of elasticity is why @jean15paul_PE misses metals, which  typically have linear-elastic behavior. I've been trying to approximate the stiffness of a random sand deposit in New Mexico for the last couple hours, so I feel his pain. ✊

That sounds like engineering to me... Especially the triage. 😁 I'm going to assume that applies to me, as well. I'm working of a generalized Geotechnical report for a zoo Albuquerque . I'm remembering that the problem with generalized Geotechnical reports is that you have to paint in broad...

Oh yeah, it's an extra $100 the first time... 😭

That's a lot of coin. That's $55 for the application fee, $75 for the Record transmittal, $140 for the registration fee, and... A crisp $100 bill with the application to get it moved to the front of the line? (I just looked into it a couple days ago.) 😂

I'm in, especially if it's knitting themed. That sounds brutal. 😁

I essentially started my career as a technician in a similar role. My situation was somewhat different, but ultimately, I needed to get about a year of experience before hiring managers would take a chance on me. (Cue Abba)  The best part is that my experience as an "Engineering Technician II"...

What do you do for this offshore contractor? That might help inform those who would offer advice. Regardless, the first thing I'd recommend is going through the exam specifications for the exam disciplines that you're considering. I took the Civil: Geotechnical exam, and referenced that...

Agreed. ☝️ I started doing it just for fun, but then realized I couldn't come clean without seeming disingenuous, and bringing suspicion upon myself... I agree that it was an interesting beta test.

Ohio waives the Continuing Ed requirements for the calendar year in which you're initially licensed. So, I didn't have to have any PDHs for the 18 days in 2019 in which I was licensed, but I'll need to have the full 30 for the 2020-2021 biennium. Those licensed in Ohio during this year will only...

@RBHeadge PE @ChebyshevII PE

My NCEES Record is ready to transmit! I have nowhere to transmit it... But it's ready!

Yeah, my PM is licensed in at least 4 or 5 states, and could easily be licensed in 3-4 more if there weren't a bunch of people in other offices who could stamp things. I know I'll eventually have a bunch of licenses, but it'll be at least a little while... And probably several years before I...

I have no idea. Knowing the Ohio board, they'd probably want you to display it, anyway.

Ohio requires that your certificate be "posted conspicuously" in your place of business.

FIFY.

I didn't have to take modern physics and was able to mostly skirt around E&M... And I don't even know enough about circuits to meaningfully tell you what I don't know about circuits.