PE Exam Guide

[KenPE]

Here's an exam guide someone in my company put together. It's pretty detailed and a good primer on what to expect (it's free, doesn't require any sign-up.)

http://www.larsondesigngroup.com/professional-engineer-exam-strategy-guide/

 

[knight1fox3]

@Ken PE 3.0, is this your alter ego?????   :dunno:

 

[knight1fox3]

Here's an exam guide someone in my company put together. It's pretty detailed and a good primer on what to expect (it's free, doesn't require any sign-up.)

http://www.larsondesigngroup.com/professional-engineer-exam-strategy-guide/

Wow, a very comprehensive guide, thanks for sharing.  This is "pin worthy". :thumbs:

 

[John QPE]

Kudos on the chick :wub:

 

[Ken PE 3.1]

Who's my new doppelganger?

 

[P-E]

Who's my new doppelganger?

This thread is making me thirsty.  A local brewey makes a beer named alter ego and another called doppleganger.  

 

[Ken PE 3.1]

9 hours ago, Ken PE 3.0 said:

Who's my new doppelganger?

This thread is making me thirsty.  A local brewey makes a beer named alter ego and another called doppleganger.  

I thought you were going for a Seinfeld reference with 'these crackers are making me thirsty'

 

[KenPE]

I don't know about being anyone's doppelganger, but I'd like to hear more about this beer!

 

[Ken PE 3.1]

I don't know about being anyone's doppelganger, but I'd like to hear more about this beer!

Beer, hookers, blow and bacon are always good conversation starters around here.

 

[JesseEng]

Wow, a very comprehensive guide, thanks for sharing.  This is "pin worthy". :thumbs:

Hey Everyone,

I wrote this guide to help the aspiring PEs in my company and anyone else who could use a little more knowledge about the "big bad PE exam". It's a simple guide I did on my own after passing the exam in April 2015. I only polled other PEs in my company for the stats and some sections (like the application section) are PA specific but overall it should be general enough.

What I really want to say is thank you to all of you for helping me get through the process with all the valuable knowledge on these boards. Thank you also for keeping me sane through the PCS results release process. This is a great community and I'm happy I can contribute this little bit to it. Thank you Knight too for pinning this!

This guide will eventually need revisions and updating, so if you use it, please let me know what was helpful and what wasn't and I'll try my best to keep up with it. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

 

[ptatohed]

Hey Everyone,

I wrote this guide to help the aspiring PEs in my company and anyone else who could use a little more knowledge about the "big bad PE exam". It's a simple guide I did on my own after passing the exam in April 2015. I only polled other PEs in my company for the stats and some sections (like the application section) are PA specific but overall it should be general enough.

What I really want to say is thank you to all of you for helping me get through the process with all the valuable knowledge on these boards. Thank you also for keeping me sane through the PCS results release process. This is a great community and I'm happy I can contribute this little bit to it. Thank you Knight too for pinning this!

This guide will eventually need revisions and updating, so if you use it, please let me know what was helpful and what wasn't and I'll try my best to keep up with it. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Jesse and Ken,

Thanks for creating this document.  Great job.  I printed it out back in Feb and have been schlepping it along with me in my backpack for 4 months-5 months - lol.  Whenever time allowed, I would make suggestive comments on my copy (read: while the kids played at the McDonald's PlayPlace).  My comments are only suggestions for your consideration.  Please see attachment.  Feel free to use or dismiss as you please.  Thanks again.

View attachment img-706131909.pdf

 

[Mcgurr]

This was what I did for my successful attempt for the P.E.

http://electronicspeprep.com/

 

[P-E]

This thread is making me thirsty.  A local brewey makes a beer named alter ego and another called doppleganger.  

@dsp002 discovered doubleganger from treehouse since this post.  Wow. Great beer.   
Merry Christmas everyone!!

 

[dsp002]

@dsp002 discovered doubleganger from treehouse since this post.  Wow. Great beer.   
Merry Christmas everyone!!

I have tried the alter ego beer! pretty good appetizer beer.

Merry Christmas!!!

 

[GeorgiaEng]

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[steel]

Here's an exam guide someone in my company put together. It's pretty detailed and a good primer on what to expect (it's free, doesn't require any sign-up.)

Professional Engineer Exam Strategy Guide - Larson Design Group

Any chance you can add the guide back to the link?

 

[meripagaj]

Here's an exam guide someone in my company put together. It's pretty detailed and a good primer on what to expect (it's free, doesn't require any sign-up.)

Professional Engineer Exam Strategy Guide - Larson Design Group

very awesome guide/