Civil PE Exam: HOW TO PASS ON YOUR FIRST TRY! Over 150 Practice Problems.

By Patrick J. Shepherd P.E. PMP and Patrick J. Shepherd

Book Overview

Civil PE Exam: "HOW TO PASS ON YOUR FIRST TRY" Water Resources and Environmental Exam, Developed by practicing engineers for engineers, provides over 150 practical problems and step-by-step solutions to help you prepare for the Civil PE Exam. A must have for working engineers who have been out of the classroom. A complete system is included which describes specific test taking strategies, tips and hints, and is separated into 3 practice exams. This is the only study prep book in which the solutions reference the CERM and specific equation which was used.

The Book is designed specially to teach you how to pass the Civil PE Water Resources and Environmental Depth Exam. This book does not waste time on theory or obscure problems- which will only confuse you more, but instead, only contains practical questions and ones that are most likely to appear on the actual exam based on the percentages which are published by NCEES.

The Book is based on the all-new 2015 specifications and includes 2 breadth (AM-morning) exams and 1 depth (PM-afternoon) exam. Also included is a FastTrack(TM) Schedule - developed for those short of time and who have been out of school a long time. Review this section to gain the most knowledge in the shortest amount of time for problems that are most likely to appear on the exam. It's also a comprehensive review of the Civil Engineering Reference Manual (CERM) chapter by chapter. We show you what sections to tab and explain the most important areas to focus your study by giving specific example problems.

If you are considering studying for the Civil PE Exam, this book will teach you how to pass on your first try.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1507651694
• ISBN13: 9781507651698
• Release Date: January 2015
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 246 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"