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the one below is may be not for studying for the exam, but here I found a good free design reference online: https://www.dot.ny.gov/divisions/engineering/technical-services/geotechnical-engineering-bureau/gdm for your information

also I noticed that on the latest exam specification NCEES provides for construction, dated May 6th of this year, they are saying 13th edition. But the latest one is 14th edition. i bought the 14th. Do you think there is a reason they specifically kept 13th there? or they just didnt update?

ok i understand clearly. thanks for answers.

Hello, I will take the PE exam in october in CT I was told before that even if I choose Construction or Geotech, it doesnt matter and my PE stamp will be the same But how about when transferring to other states? For example what if another state has separate Geotech engineer stamp? CA had it...

so do we need separate books for soil for morning? i will take construction depth

Hello I downloaded the Transportation Civil PE AM.pdf file from learn civil engineering site and found it very useful, thanks for it. Question 1) I have a question on page 98 it says S = 425 ft ( AASHTO Exhibit 3-1, page 112). so it refers us to use that manual? Does it mean we have to buy...

by the way at the link below i found the freely available shapes database in excel format at aisc website itself http://www.aisc.org/content.aspx?id=2868

Hello, The questions are from All In One CIvil Engineering PE Book By Goswami, 2nd edition 1-Please see page 60, the example 102.14, beam deflection calculation by moment area method. I understand up to t a/c = 37500/EI But then how does tan (teta) equal 3750/EI? I mean how is 3750 obtained...

yes you are right. i will buy, at least a used one...

Hello Question 1) I will buy the ACI SP-4 book listed under construction design references. I saw this one on amazon...

ok thanks... on amazon i saw two versions, which doesnt seem different except the color of cover so it makes me wonder if they are different. which one is the correct one and why ...

so did you have to use the steel manual in the morning session 3-4 times? or afternoon?

Hello i will buy the ACI 318-08 Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete and Commentary but when i checked amazon, i saw a 2009 version. on NCEES reference books list given at the last page of construction depth exam specs, they show 2008 version. first of all if there is a 2009...

Hello, i saw steel among the design standards needed for construction depth. but when i checked the exam scope i didnt see anything relevant to it it costs 229 dollars Similarly for NDS Wood and design package, it is only listed under VI - I in NCESS exam specification for construction. That...

thanks a lot but for 1 i am still not convinced. because at station +2, you have a cut and at station +3 you have a fill. so it means, somewhere in between 2 and 3, along that 100', you transitioned from cut to fill. this means, the length of cut section and the length of fill section adds up to...

in a cut and fill question here is the info: sta 1+00 cut 150sf fill 0 sta 2+00 cut 50sf fill 0 sta 3+00 cut 0 fill 40sf in the solution, between station 2 and 3, it takes full 100 feet for calculation of for each of both cut AND fill (for each of them) but shouldnt the cut PLUS fill...

ok so there are no code books or anything for geotechnical right?

hi can anyone tell me what materials are needed for geotechnical PM? i couldnt see anything on NCEES website

In NCEES website no code standard books is listed. (for construction for instance they list 9 books, for geotechnical, nothing) So does this mean there is none? No separate code book we study from or bring to the exam? so all we bring is the CERM, sample problems and exams and geotech specific...

Hello, I am preparing for civil pe exam in october. I like to have some exam materials either online or pdf so that i can study from anywhere without haveing to carry books around, as i travel a lot. can someone refer me to good resources for either online or pdf study materials? or practice...