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Umm, its for a good reason. Stuff can fall down or blow up. go boom.

I used the MGI EE Prepardness course mainly, it was great. Took Power module 15 years after college, 12 years after FE, studied for 4 months, 2-4 hours a day. Don't know if its still available. BOOK LIST Computer Module Schaum's Computer networking, Computer Architecture, Software...

Shima, Leverage's post was from two years ago, you might not get a response. Here's a book list that might help: BOOK LIST Computer Module Schaum's Computer networking, Computer Architecture, Software Engineering and Operating Systems. Also (these are more expensive): Computer...

You took theApril 11 exam and knew you passed by May 26!? Man they have gotten fast with the results!!

I took the Power module and used the MGI EE PE readiness course along with the book list below. The MGI course was the best prep for the Power module i've seen. BOOK LIST Computers Schaum's Computer networking, Computer Architecture, Software Engineering and Operating Systems. Also (these...

Make sure you check out the MGI Electrical PE Readiness course BEFORE you pay big bucks. I used it and passed first time. Check any of my older posts where I dicuss this ad nauseum. PDF advertisment: http://www.pelicense.org/PEReadiness-NSPE.pdf I used the MGI course and some key text books...

Focus, grasshoppers......

HP33S? Hated it .......

I'm checking around to apply for MBA admission. My 9 credits from MS Engineering Management are 12 years old, so I guess I have to lose them and start over, so going for a MBA. Any input? Thanks.

I think Kaplan stinks, the only book I liked was the Kaplan EE Referenced review. Also... Fundamentals of EE (By Bobrow) - Goes into the "depth" of the AM stuff that EERM does not, so it complements it perfectly. More than you'll care to know. NCEES Electrical and Computer Study Guide...

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Here's a few: Computer Module Schaum's: Computer networking, Computer Architecture, Software Engineering and Operating Systems. Also (these are more expensive): Computer Engineering: Hardware Design by M. Morris Mano • ISBN-10: 0131629263 • ISBN-13: 978-0131629264 Computer Organization...

I feel old already having to say I took the "old format" exam, but here's the AM breadth and PM Power (I won't list Computers or ECC because so few take them) Here's my hit list: AM BREADTH EERM - Probobly the best "Breadth" book out there. Fundamentals of EE (By Bobrow) - Goes into the...

I don't think I'd bother, especially if you've already been studying with the version you have. I didn't use the EERM much either.

I've used HPs since 1985 starting with the HP-15c, up through the HP-48SX (the best ever). I bought the HP-33 and put it right back on ebay after 1 week of wasting time with it. I'm a long time HP fan, but the HP-33 is not even a true HP, IT SUCKS! I wouldn't use it for a door stop. I...

Here's a few you might have seen. I took the Power Module, and was going to take a stab at the Computer, but never did. Good luck. Computer Engineering: Hardware Design by M. Morris Mano • ISBN-10: 0131629263 • ISBN-13: 978-0131629264 Computer Organization and Design: The...

This is posted under the exam prep section, but should be here also: http://engineerboards.com/index.php?showtopic=7491

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I was just wondering how much studying the exam requires and how useful they consider the certification. Thanks.

From what I understand, quite a bit. Details are sketchy, but I think they include separate certifications for NC, EB, CI, etc. and a yearly renewal. (yikes!)