Any particular areas to focus on? Structural is probably one of my weaker subjects.
Area of Steel in Conc. Beam?
Shear/ Moment Diagrams?
Vertical Reactions/Static Equations?
Designing of Steel?
Stress/Strain/Deflection?
Thanks Guys!
Yes to all of the above, except steel design. Area of steel in conc. beam may come up, but don't lose sleep over it, as long as you know the variables used in the area of steel equation. Definitely know how to draw shear and moment diagrams and be able to calc deflection when given loading, E and I.
In general, don't try to improve your weaker subjects by spending too much time than necessary. You're not trying to score 100% on the exam, so it's better to be confident on 3 or 4 out of the 5 civil disciplines for the breadth portion of the exam. For me, my weakest discipline was construction and I spent maybe a couple of hours studying for it. Water was probably my 2nd weakest, so I just focused on open hydraulics.
Good luck!