User:Whiteknight/The PE Exam

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I probably will never pursue this book, so I would like to start looking for somebody else to adopt the outline and work on it. If nobody else wants it, I'll probably delete it. --Whiteknight (Page) (Talk) 13:40, 2 December 2008 (UTC)

New Title: "PE Certification"

Preface[edit | edit source]

This wikibook is going to serve as a study guide for the FE and PE exams.

Table of Contents[edit | edit source]

PE Certification[edit | edit source]

What are the FE/PE Exams?
The PE Process
Who Gets the PE?
Other Reasons to Take the FE
What you are allowed to bring
What the testing center provides for you
The NCEES Supplied Reference Manual
Test Formats

FE Exam Subject Breakdown[edit | edit source]

Mathematics
Economics
Ethics
Dynamics
Fluid Mechanics
Materials Science
Chemistry
Statics
Circuits
Computers
Thermodynamics

FE Afternoon Exams[edit | edit source]

The General Exam
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Computer/Software Engineering
Industrial Engineering

PE Exam[edit | edit source]

What is the PE?
How to Qualify
Who Gets the PE?
Legal Standing

PE Subject Tests[edit | edit source]

PE Agricultural
PE Architectural
PE Chemical
PE Civil
PE Control Systems
PE Electrical and Computer
PE Environmental
PE Fire Protection
PE Industrial
PE Mechanical
PE Metallurgical
PE Mining and Mineral
PE Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
PE Nuclear
PE Petroleum
PE Structural I
PE Structural II
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Resources[edit | edit source]

Existing Pages[edit | edit source]