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Does NCEES allow the use/access of excel on the PE CBT Civil exams?

Your work exp should be signed and stamped by PE-licensed engineers in those countries where the projects are located when you were working.

I would go to my clients or people around me who know me and my work to some extent to vouch for me. I think most states need one direct supervisor's reference.

I got my CA license last year. CA board is very particular regarding the definition of civil engineering. I had most of my experience in CM and QA and had a tough time getting enough credit (4 years in total) before meeting the requirement . However, it is important to mention that you do not...

I would say it doesn't expire or should be good in your case because I know someone who took more than 4 attempts to pass the 2nd exam after passing the 1st state-specific exam ( so about 1.5 years apart)

You would need to document min of 12 months of qualifying experience to be eligible for state-specific exams.

I would start with a call or email to the Missouri engineering board and understand the route. As others mentioned I would suggest getting the FE waiver which is almost in every state for Ph.D. holders and sitting for the PE exam this way you would be able to take your license to any state.

I have a similar question. An uncle of my friend wants me to help according to him "he has got everything designed by an architectural/structural firm. He is looking for a small change he said but going back to the Architect is tooo expensive". At the same time, my firm doesn't restrict us...

I have a similar question. An uncle of my friend wants me to help according to him "he has got everything designed by an architectural/structural firm. He is looking for a small change he said but going back to the Architect is tooo expensive". At the same time, my firm doesn't restrict us...

Welcome . Did you get the results for seismic?

I would say that get familiar with Dr. Ibrhaim's material but don't sweat much. focus on Hiner's questions and exams more... you should be getting around 80% on his exams and 75% plus on his CBT.

I would stick to my core and re-attempt in civil because eventually, you would take PE in civil engineering depth. Secondly, book with SOPE or any other source and make a schedule of study and study continuously and focus on the core subjects as its where you lack more. good luck..

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I would recommend heiner as a prime source for Seismic. I would also focus on one subject at a time.Good luck

I hated the waiting period for that reason and reason only I never took the CA exams at the beginning of the month either in 3rd week or 4th week. Good luck as the result would come any day now.

Thanks. So one should not really focus on the practice questions/concepts that are not referenced in the NCEES PE manual?

I believe we are not allowed to bring any reference material to the exam, so should I assume that the questions would be written in a way that all the eqns that you need would either be in the NCEES reference manual or in the relevant design standard?

Anyone who has taken CBT exams, especially construction depth: I believe we are not allowed to bring any reference material to the exam, so should I assume that the questions would be written in a way that all the eqns that you need would either be in the NCEES reference manual or in the...

Hello all, I have taken the CA surveying a couple of times and have become good at certain areas that a lot of students struggle with such as topographic and construction surveying. Feel free to reach out to me if anyone looking for extra help during your prep phase. Would love to help.

Hello all, I have taken the CA surveying a couple of times and have become good at certain areas that a lot of students struggle with such as topographic and construction surveying. Feel free to reach out to me if anyone looking for extra help during your prep phase. Would love to help.