Funny exam site stories of April 2014

[NJmike PE]

:ghey:

 

[engineergurl]

There used to be a picture thread a while back. Not sure what happened to it. People were posting what they looked like (supposedly).

Dude... this is the internet... there is no supposedly. Everything on the internet is true.

 

[Ship Wreck PE]

I'm here for EG's av

It that really her?

very few could tell you yay or nay...

inquiring minds what to know

hence they are inquiring, it is the only way to find out, however it does not mean you will

What if she's only sixteen??

 

[NJmike PE]

I'm here for EG's av

It that really her?

very few could tell you yay or nay...

inquiring minds what to know

hence they are inquiring, it is the only way to find out, however it does not mean you will

What if she's only sixteen??

she signed a consent form. Trust me, I'm an engineer

 

[knight1fox3]

Yep, at some point, you have to analyze the value of further investment of time in a particular problem vs. moving on and finding other, lower hanging fruit. I flew through each section (AM and PM) in about an hour skipping all but the easiest problems. Then wen't back and got a second group of problems that were fairly straight forward but required at least looking something up. That left me with about 2 hours to do the third set of brain grinding problems. I think that was the best way to conserve my mental energy. Hopefully since I wasn't mentally exhusted when I was doing the easy ones, I limitted the number of obvious mistakes.

That's how I approached the EIT and will do the same when I take the PE. It seemed to work for me.

+1

 

[StarPE]

Yep, at some point, you have to analyze the value of further investment of time in a particular problem vs. moving on and finding other, lower hanging fruit. I flew through each section (AM and PM) in about an hour skipping all but the easiest problems. Then wen't back and got a second group of problems that were fairly straight forward but required at least looking something up. That left me with about 2 hours to do the third set of brain grinding problems. I think that was the best way to conserve my mental energy. Hopefully since I wasn't mentally exhusted when I was doing the easy ones, I limitted the number of obvious mistakes.

That's how I approached the EIT and will do the same when I take the PE. It seemed to work for me.

+1

I did the same. It also helps with building your confidence