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I always thought you would be able to see tension rods from the ends of the beam if it is prestressed, but i was told by a contractor that is now always the case. There is an overhanging T-beam that we want to cut but someone pointed out it may be prestressed and not a good idea. I suppose the...

draw plans for architects hell, you have a PE, you could techinically do the full project (hopefully you’re a fast learner)

first, you don’t need engineering degree to get in that field, i think you should focus on that career directly and have the degree secondary. i guarentee there are thousands of grads who cant find a job out there. if you are good at what you do, you could make good money without the degree at...

don't recommend dr tom because they are very condescending, same goes for the mods here, pretty terrible quality to have

ugh i remember these i can't believe i passed the EE first try. you dont need the NEC for your work?

dude, you look like an engineer hope that wasnt an insult :)

absolutely. i remember getting a single answer from a $200 book on a test snd wasnt too botherd by it. every point counts, dont think of the cost for books

here is my advice don’t sell! just hold on to gme and amc ;) seriously tho, i have a masters and the only thing it has helped me is shave off one year of required exp for a PE. masters helped me understand the codes better, but when i jumped into the SE content i got chills.... needed a lot...

some are overly butt hurt when you call them out on something

how many months and hours per week did you spend on the study?

wait... are you joking?

felt the same way 3 different review courses, entirety of PPI book, like 6 different practice exam sources... it was crazy even crazier when they had a question that was literally asking for an angle on a simple circle. that question must have taken 15 seconds. 

I know this is a simple question and know this condition is erroneous, but I am trying figure out what issues would be seen. 

I remember the grafeeo book was kind of weirdly laid out and also seemed a bit too easy. But I think there were at least two questions on the exam which were identical. I even think that for one I simply had to plug and chug values. I can't say this was a must, but I did all the practice exams...

now that you ask, i think there were a **** load of errors and you constantly had to look at their errata. But I think you kinda don't have a choice but to use them anyways. Especially since it is easy to find a fellow test taker with whom you can discuss questions. I took the CE, EE, and ME...

no, just need an engineering degree and experience. no exact requirement for the discipline ...at least in florida i needed the EE discipline on my license to qualify for something else i applied for. i think those were 8 or so months well invested yes, that is correct. my degree and...

how i passed the EE PE exam, with no EE degree or EE experience, the first time: - take multiple courses, best one was villa nova (probably the reason i passed) - study like a full time job for 6 months - power through the whole power pe book from PPI - ask any question you have, even stupid...