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The choice between the bridge and building portions is not for the SE1 Exam as this is all objective with 2 sessions of 40 questions each. Do you mean SE2 instead?
Please correct me if I am wrong, as I believe that by passing the SE1 Exam that I can get Str listed as my branch in addition to Civil in Texas. Moreover it will help me in getting SE in states other than Texas.
Calif,
I'm planning on using Structural Depth Reference Manual by Alan Williams, the NCEES PE Structural I Sample Questions and Solutions and standard textbooks on steel and concrete design as my study material.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
By taking this exam, my understanding is that I would be able to get Struct listed as my branch in adition to Civil and be prepared for any requirements in future.
I passed my P.E. Civil and want to take the S.E 1 exam in April 2008. Is there any review course available in Houston or Austin. Any help in preparing for the exam would be useful. Thanks!!!!
