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The Florida Board of Professional Engineers website states the following: *** ATTENTION NEW LICENSEES AFTER APRIL 2017 *** If you obtained your PE license by examination in Florida AFTER the April 2017 exam cycle, you are only required to pay the fee to renew your license. You do not need to...

Got my certificate framed and was happy with the results (kind of). The pencil had an ugly wire holding it in place, and was crooked.  :mellow: Did a little surgery and fixed the issues. 1st pic shows the frame as received, 2nd pic shows post surgery.  :D I would have liked to have shown the...

Ugh. As the title states, I intended to get my $600 pencil framed with my certificate. Unfortunately, the local framing store I chose was transitioning from the old owner to a new owner. The existing owner assured me they would complete my project before the transition. Four weeks go by and I...

I know non-smart wrist watches are allowed, but couldn’t find anything about a stand alone clock. I have a small digital clock I wanted to bring.

While I prepare for the upcoming October test, I've created an Excel sheet that breaks down the Civil Breadth and Water/Environmental Depth NCEES exam specifications. The Excel sheet includes columns for the latest edition of the CERM (15th), Goswami's All In One (3rd edition), the latest...

What am I doing wrong here? The answer I get is 25.75 ft.

This seems like a pretty straightforward problem, but I can't seem to get the same answer as the solution manual. Evaporation from the surface of a pond is 2 gpd/ft^2. The surface area of the pond is 1.4 acres. How much water evaporates in one hr? The solution is:  Total volume of water lost...

Practice Exam for the Civil PE Exam: Breadth + Water Resources Depth Question 008 This is a settlement/consolidation problem. The varved clay layer is 10 ft thick and has a 12 ft layer of sand over it. In the solution, when solving for consolidation: s = H(delta e)/(1+e0), I thought H should...

A little background info: I received my degree in mechanical engineering and worked for 6 yrs after college designing components for airplanes. Seven months ago I made a career path switch into Civil as a utility engineer in the water/wastewater field. My main responsibility is designing...