New Structural Design Standards for Civil PE Exam (Effective April 2004)
New Transportation Design Standards for Civil PE Exam (Effective April 2004)
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Review Books
Civil Engineering PE exam review materials and reference books, available at Amazon Online Bookstore, NCEES and Professional Publications Inc. Online Bookstore.
Frequently Asked Questions
PE examinations definition, exam scoring and Specifications; content, format, codes, and references; Application Preparation; Common Misconceptions; Exam Dates and Pass Rates; and more...
Useful Web Links
links to National Council of Examniners for Engineering and Surveying, State Licensure Boards for Engineers and Land Surveyors, National Society of Professional Engineers, ASCE Licensure, Professional Publications, Inc., Continuing Engineering Education Requirements by U.S. State page, and more...
Discussions
National Society of Professional Engineers' Proposed PE Licensure Model Forum, Professional Publications, Inc.'s Engineering Exam Forum, and ASCE Licensure Discussion Groups.
Seminars
A list of review course provided by the Professional Publications, Inc., National Society of Professional Engineers PE & FE Exam Review Course, and ASCE P.E. Exam Preparation Course, etc.
Calculators
In August 27, 2003, NCEES announced that beginning with the April 2004 exam administration, certain calculators will be strictly prohibited from exam sites.
There is no NCEES-approved list, but here are a few calculators we know are acceptable, which includes:
Casio:
1)FX-115 MS PLUS
2) FX-250 HC
Hewlett Packard:
1) HP-9 series (this includes the HP-9g and HP-9s)
2) HP-30s
3) HP-32s
4) HP-33s
Sharp:
1) EL-506 VB
2) EL-520 VB
Texas Instruments:
TI-30 series (this includes the TI-30Xa, TI-30X IIB, TI-30X IIS, TI-34 II, TI-36X Solar, and TI-36X II Solar)
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