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NCEES Sample Questions and Solutions

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JessicaLea

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Sep 2, 2013
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I am in the process of preparing for the SE exam. In my search for extra problems to work, I have come across the NCEES 2008 Sample Questions and Solutions. There are (3) books all together, Structural I & II, and Civil. These books have similar questions to the current NCEES 2011 Sample Questions and Solutions and seem like good additional problems to work for practice.

My question is: Does anyone know where I can find the complete errata(s) for these (3) books? I can not find them on the NCEES website and I find only bits and pieces when searching online.

Thank You!
 
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Jessica,

NCESS has a dedicated book with sample problems for the 16-hour SE exam-- be sure to double check their website.

"We shape our buildings, thereafter they shape us." -WSC
 
Thanks MJB, I do have the 16 hour book from NCEES and have worked those problems. I am only looking for extra problems to work, and since the questions in the older books are very similar (and in some cases the same exact problems) I figured it was worth checking out those books as well. I just have to watch the code references in the old books!! :)
 
Can't help you with the errata. I always found it on the NCEES website.

I can recommend the sample problem books that Kaplan produces though. I found these problems to be much more complex than the actual test and therefore a good study aide. Also, very good preparation for the essay questions.

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As a reference, I recommend the "Structural Engineering Reference Manual" by Alan Williams. I thought it does a real nice job. Especially if you mark it up for "game day use."

"246 Solved Structural Engineering Problems" (see link below) also was useful to me, but I had an older version which wasn't up to speed with the current codes. That said, the examples and thought processes were very useful to me while preparing.




"We shape our buildings, thereafter they shape us." -WSC
 
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