Civil Engineering All-In-One PE Exam Guide

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Civil Engineering All-In-One PE Exam Guide: Breadth and Depth

Indranil Goswami

Price: $99.95

I found this on Amazon . . . .

anyone have any thoguhts on this reference guide??

would much appreciate any product reviews

 

[ROBIAMEIT]

ANY THOUGHTS???

 

[Desert Engineer]

I'm not sure about those specific books, but here is some advice that will serve you well. Study from many books, but only use one or two for the test. Know those books like the back of your hand; add notes in the margins, staple in extra pages (if your state allows this). Use your reference materials to make your own binders. The CERM is a good start, but it needs to be personalized. Building a castle of books around you for the test will not help you. The extra books are a crutch, the test is too short to use them. There is no subsitute for knowing the material. Good luck with your studying.

 

[EnvEngineer]

CREM 11 is the key to the morning exam, the new index is majic. You need to target about 70% which I believe you can do with CERM. It helps to use other referances to get more in depth knowledge but I would not invest any more money in guides. Look into key referances for each topic are that are used by professionals such as Medcalf and Eddy for WR. and a really good construction book.

 

[txaggie]

I totally believe in the CERM manual. Find the most recent copy and buy it....i was able to use it for finding quite a few things I needed for the exam.