Congrats!!! Kindly what materials, courses, references did you use to study for seismic? @popskiller
Congrats!!! Kindly what materials, courses, references did you use to study for seismic?Yes I got both results back around noon time today. Finally passed!arty-smiley-048:
and just mailed my re-exam form. What material did you guys that passed used? Thanks in advanced I used Hiner's workbook and videos. PM and I can get you more info.
I used Hiner's workbook and videos. PM and I can get you more info. You too.Congratulations to all that passed! I failed both
Thank you!! I used Hiner's book and EET's textbook + CBT exams. I also had access to EET's lectures but personally I don't learn much from listening to lectures.
Thank you! See above for seismic. For surveying I used Reza Mahallati's and EET's textbooks + EET CBT exams. The online tests definitely helped a lot in both disciplines.Congratulations to all that passed! I failed both
Took EET class for seismic and used Reza’s Book for surveying. Highly recommend them both .Congratulations to all that passed! I failed both
It came with the entire "webinar" purchase, but I haven't watched the lectures which is why I only mentioned the textbook. If you email them you could ask if they sell books separately at all. For CBT exams they do- and I would highly recommend taking those close to your actual test.
I used that combination and it was definitely helpful, a lot of problems overlaps between the two sources but they’re worded differently n that’s very helpful for the exam , it’s doable with EET by itself but I wanted to get done with it in my first try.
I technically did both. I took the EET class for the Q2 exam, and failed- but this was completely my fault. I know so many people who took EET and passed right away for seismic. I certainly didn't study enough. For the Q4 exam prep, I wanted to mix it up a little bit and bought the Hiner book. In my case this worked perfectly because the best thing about Hiner's book is that it is concise and drills in the concepts very well. If anything needed more explanation, I would then go to the EET textbook and sure enough it clarified everything. As I've mentioned above, I didn't watch any lectures for these tests and I'm sure plenty of people benefited from them- for my learning style I didn't need it. For taking EET CBT's definitely make sure you follow Dr. Ibrahim's strategies (start from #3 close to the exam etc.). I would also highly recommend going over all the questions you got wrong either in chapter tests or practice exams close to your test date, and make sure that you're able to solve them without taking cue from Solutions. Solve them 5 times if that's what it takes.
