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It's definitely percentage because I got a 90. Woop!

The bottom line is, the cost of your services (employment) is equal to the amount that the next engineering firm is willing to pay you. There's no formula for "I earned ____ before my PE, I did these tasks, now I have my PE and now my value to the company =___". If you particularly like your...

^This is the reply Milton would give.

I actually got a letter from DPOR today! However, it was regarding NCEES registration. I think it was the letter they sent out after you were approved, telling you to register with NCEES for the test. I called and got someone on the phone. They had no idea how it got to me, or why it was...

You know, this really is only as bad as you make it. You already know that you passed. Even those that have a bonus/reiumbursement on hold-what, do you have a relative that needs surgery and they can't get it until you get your bonus? I agree, it's terrible that it's taken this long, but I...

Captain Hindsight says the problem probably stems from all the separate agencies involved. I can't even remember how many organizations I submitted information to...NCEES, VA DPOR, EES, PCS...it's absurd. This shit is turning me into a Republican. I've completed small water line jobs that...

I passed, per NCEES's website, but like everybody else I haven't seen anything on the website or a letter from DPOR. Does anyone know if I should hold off on changing my email signature to PE? I feel like this could be some sort of violation in that I'm not officially licensed by the state yet.

I've been doing a PE review course instructed by local consultants. Kaplan is the study material provided and it is TERRIBLE. I'm not even taking it into the exam. There are many, many (many) unreported errors, and it doesn't track units through the solutions. I would advise anyone to rely...

I've been working through the 6-minute solutions for water and environmental. I found the one with the Gumbell distribution. How likely are we to see these probability types of questions on the depth exam? Gumbell, Weisbull, Muskingum...etc...

Just off the top of my head, doesn't NPSH just give the head capacity of a pump? Just solve the energy equation at two points (reservoir and suction line). There will be a trade-off between elevation head, pressure head, and velocity head between the two points, plus head losses in the system...

Are any of these books still available?