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If only we new when the cut score meeting was.Initial releases. Should be any time...
2018- Day 40
2017- Day 38
2016- Day 41
2015- Day 41
2014- Day 45
2013- Day 45
2012- Day 40
I read another thread on reddit that said the cut score meeting was last 12/5-12/7. Which should give us results this week.If only we new when the cut score meeting was.
I'm sorry if I've missed this, but what inclines you to think that their the sole party responsible for the cut score?Still no news on the ISA's site regarding any review of the Controls exam cut score. I think we'll be waiting till at least week 8, if not for the full 10 weeks...
https://www.isa.org/news-press-releases/
NCEES doesn't publish prep materials for the Controls exam. This link shows they defer to ISA:I'm sorry if I've missed this, but what inclines you to think that their the sole party responsible for the cut score?
But it is NCEES process, and NCEES exam, and NCEES meeting.NCEES doesn't publish prep materials for the Controls exam. This link shows they defer to ISA:
https://ncees.org/exams/exam-preparation-materials/exam-prep-materials/
Also, on the ISA press release page, it shows they indeed publish the reference manual for use during the PE Controls exam. 1 + 1 likely equals 2 here. But nothing is for certain.
The reddit thread discusses the SE scoring meeting, which had dates posted. The PE Control systems did not have a date listed anywhere.I read another thread on reddit that said the cut score meeting was last 12/5-12/7. Which should give us results this week.
NCEES doesn't publish prep materials for the Controls exam. This link shows they defer to ISA:
https://ncees.org/exams/exam-preparation-materials/exam-prep-materials/
Also, on the ISA press release page, it shows they indeed publish the reference manual for use during the PE Controls exam. 1 + 1 likely equals 2 here. But nothing is for certain.
This is what I was thought. I couldn't imagine NCEES dishing out total responsibility for a test that it puts its professional name on to a third party organization. I'd imagine everything would be set by NCEES, even if they use others' reference information.But it is NCEES process, and NCEES exam, and NCEES meeting.
Agreed. It would be strange to me though if ISA wasn't a needed presence for this long discussed Controls cut-score meeting. I mean, ISA provides reference material for examinees directly through the NCEES website. It seems likely to me that the subject matter experts (PE's) for the Controls exam review are high up on the chain at ISA. Or at least, they should be.This is what I was thought. I couldn't imagine NCEES dishing out total responsibility for a test that it puts its professional name on to a third party organization. I'd imagine everything would be set by NCEES, even if they use others' reference information.
I am wondering if it is possible the person answering that question wasn't sure exactly what you were asking about.Got a response from the NCEES rep (5 days later). He did not answer when the controls meeting will be.
Probably quite similar to how my 500+ page reports are really only 'recommendations' as to whether a proposed design can survive operating conditions.NCEES works with the various professional societies on the respective exams. I'm oversimplifying it here, but the societies provide or help find the necessary subject matter expertise for the various exam related meetings, and make "recommendations" to NCEES.
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