I've worked through the MERM, chapters 14-60, and worked the example problems and the book of practice problems for each chapter. I went through chapter 7 of the 101 solved mech problems, and decided that the problems were too complex and taking too much time, so quit that book, then worked through some of the ASHRAE example problems. Lately, I've been working through the Lindeberg mech practice exam (not really timed since I don't have a 4 hour block to devote). I feel that the sample exam problems are much better practice, and I'm feeling more confident since working these.
I also have the NCEES practice exam, but will do that timed in a couple weeks. I'm wondering if I should order a 6 min solutions book, since I see many people posting on it. Are these problems more representative of would be on the exam? I don't want a repeat of the 101 solved mech problems book.
I'll be selecting HVAC depth. I'm weakest on mechanics / machine design, but will focus on that this week, by repeating those MERM chapters and practice problems.
I also have the NCEES practice exam, but will do that timed in a couple weeks. I'm wondering if I should order a 6 min solutions book, since I see many people posting on it. Are these problems more representative of would be on the exam? I don't want a repeat of the 101 solved mech problems book.
I'll be selecting HVAC depth. I'm weakest on mechanics / machine design, but will focus on that this week, by repeating those MERM chapters and practice problems.