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I'm a hardware engineer, and my major was in EE. Computer Engineering is a combination of hardware and software.

So did you take the NCEES practice exam yet? How'd you do? So my boss helped me out with the antennas subject and taught me shortcuts. Let me see if I can put together something for you. In the meantime, I recommend checking out the Antenna Fundamentals chapter in Electromagnetic Waves and...

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I'm thinking about starting a handwritten card business on the side since I've got pretty good hand writing. Do people still send handwritten cards nowadays?

I missed the April thread so can I just join in this one? Great. Thanks.

I didn't use School of PE. My main sources were the PPI book, the NCEES practice exam, notes taken from YouTube videos, and my boss. If you tell me what topics you feel you need help in, let me know and I'll help you out as much as I can.

The problem is that you don't really know how much to study and how much in depth you have to go for each topic. You just try to study anything about everything, understand it well, and hope you don't come across too many questions you don't know how to answer.

I found Youtube videos to be quite helpful, especially for most of the topics listed above. For the antenna and oscillator problems, I asked my boss for help since he's a RF guy with over 30 years experience.

Taking a look at the list of topics posted by the NCEES, in my opinion the Camara books lacks in the following topics: signal processing, digital components, antennas, oscillators and phase locked loop, control systems (very basic stuff in Camara), and communications.

Our boss gave us Monday off. Four day weekend!

Untold Stories of the ER. Episodes are dramatized and each usually consists of a serious story, a funny story, and a weird story.

Couldn't sleep the night before the exam due to loud music blaring from a building right across my hotel room. Maybe slept 3 hours. Got to the exam site just fine. Took my ID from my wallet and put in on my lap while I was sitting in the car so I wouldn't forget. Except, I forgot it was on my...

I started my studying in November, so almost 6 months before the actual exam. Not sure how many hours I put into it. I took it kind of slow in the beginning and then studied more and more as I got closer, and then dwindled down my studying again a week or so before the exam to allow myself to...

I used the PPI practice problems book, the 6 minute solutions book, and the NCEES practice exam.

I used the PPI practice problems book, the 6 minute solutions book, and the NCEES practice exam.

Pretty much exactly what I did. I also borrowed some antenna/rf books. Youtube was also quite helpful.

I suggest trying an online course like the School of PE. This way you're introduced to all the topics in a structured, easy to follow format.

How do you see your score? I took it in Texas.

Same.

Yay! I passed! The wait was so agonizing. Time to go celebrate!