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To the PE-CIVIL community: I have been teaching the review course for the CIVIL PE exam for nearly 20 years now. I started with teaching it as a classroom course for agencies such as the Naval Air Station in southern Maryland and for the Maryland State Highway Administration and the U. S. Army...

Indranil Goswami's PE (Civil) Review Course starts January 28, 2020. Contact: Lina Malechkova - [email protected] 

These are both poorly posed questions, as pointed out by the OP. For the first, the deflection equations are indeed valid for for elastic behavior only. So, faced with such a question, especially in the AM, one would be forced to play mind games and second guessing such as 'Could they be really...

This post has all relevant information about the PE (Civil) Review Course to be given August - October 2019. The start date is August 8, 2019. 1.       The first 9 lectures (out of 21) of the course will be devoted to AM (breadth) topics, and the following 11 lectures will be devoted to the 5...

The review course for the upcoming (April 2019) Civil PE Exam taught by Dr. Indranil Goswami starts Tuesday January 22, 2019. All inquiries are to be directed to [email protected] and/or [email protected] 

Exactly 2 weeks to the start of the August-October Review Course  

The start date for the next PE (Civil) Review Course (January - April 2018) is January 30, 2018. Course delivery is via live online WEBINARS. The meeting time is Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 pm – 9 pm Eastern Standard Time. Lecture 1 is a Tuesday. So is Lecture 21, which is a capstone review...

The start date for the next PE (Civil) Review Course (August - October 2017) is August 15, 2017. 1.       You are welcome to use either Goswami’s All In One 3rd edition (2015) or Lindeberg’s CERM as your primary reference. 2.       The first 10 lectures (out of 21) of the course will be...

*** The review course for the October 2019 exam starts August 8, 2019. Contact Lina Malechkova at [email protected]  The start date for the next PE (Civil) Review Course (February - April 2017) is February 7, 2017. 1.       You are welcome to use either Goswami’s All In One 3rd...

I've gotta say, that's the most excitement generated by anything I have ever written.

https://www.amazon.com/Breadth-Exam-2016-Indranil-Goswami/dp/1539098494/

A new 40 question practice (breadth only) exam written by Indranil Goswami will become available on Amazon around September 30th, 2016. Questions are all different from previously published (2012, 2014 and 2015) practice exams. They are also consistent with the latest official NCEES syllabus.  

The next course taught by Dr. Indranil Goswami starts August 16th. 21 lectures, each 3 hours covers breadth and depth topics. Online webinars. Lectures are recorded and archived. Early bird ($100 off) deadline is July 1. Practice exam at end of course. Inquire at [email protected]

For those in the Stream Restoration business, what are your thoughts on Rosgen's Stream Classification and Restoration philosophy? I am self-admittedly ignorant on the matter and am just scratching the surface and would find it instructive to get feedback from those who do this on a regular basis.

@ptatohedNo need to delete this thread. It is still a good problem and it may even be a good 'heads up' that even though extremely rare, slight ambiguities may remain in questions.  

It was not right to call 0.00085 as the Hazen Williams constant (which is typically around 100). And since it had no units, it should be interpreted as the relative roughness (eps/D), rather than as the absolute roughness (as your solution shows). If relative roughness = 0.00085, friction factor...

Check: For depth d = 3.096 ft Top width T = 12 + 2x2x3.096 = 24.384 ft A = 3.096 x 18.192 = 56.322 ft2 A3g = 5.753x106 Q2T = 6.096x106 5% difference Exact answer d = 3.147 ft

It's a perfectly valid question

Just to play devil's advocate, if they 'invalidated' your exam, did they also free you from the obligations of the nondisclosure agreement they made you sign?  ;)