PE exam - Structural I
PE exam - Structural I
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Any recommendations for study materials, or general tips.
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RE: PE exam - Structural I
There's no trick, you just need to know what subjects are covered and study it all with all the info at your fingertips tabbed out and ready to go.
FYI, the STRM by alan williams is not worth it for the price. Other engineers told me that and i didnt believe them till I saw it myself.
RE: PE exam - Structural I
The STRM is not a large book, but it covers a lot of material. I thought it was well written compared to some other materials I had tried. I will say that the Civil CRM was much, much bigger and had a lot of basic structural information in it as well.
RE: PE exam - Structural I
At $150, it's a little expensive, but less expensive then having to retake the exam...
RE: PE exam - Structural I
RE: PE exam - Structural I
To each his own, but but I didn't even crack the STRM 3rd ed I had sitting next to me. I guess I need more details and it's more of a generalized book. Plus, didn't you guys notice all of the errata?? Man, it took forever to transpose all the corrections into it.