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Thx. Im taking it again for the second time in a couple hours

Great! Thank you so much! is there anyone who likes to share the Seismic review course with me? Thank you so much!

You mentioned that the Mansour book didn't have all the definitions noted in it. Is there another book that could supplement the definitions piece of the puzzle? I have lots of engineering experience in structural, took a survey class in college, but haven't touched a traverse or "stick" since 1999. LOL!

Thanks for this advice man!

Dude really great videos!!! Very helpful. I passed my Fe 5 months ago and am trying to figure out all the best study resources so thanks!

Great rundown…straight thru. Last tidbits were “Gold nuggets” IMHO

Great Information thanks!!

5:08 Definitely keep a look out for Taylor's method of slope stability. I had no idea about that on a practice test and did a seat of pants method (yet got the problem right). Still, it would be way easier to have used the table for getting the maximum height for a stable slope without failure.

I appreciate the sincerity in your advice. I have an exam in 3 weeks, and you just lifted a huge weight off my shoulders. Thank you!

Nice shirt. LOL

Can I have the exam online?

What did you use to prepare for the AM part?

Thanks so much for the advice!

I just got my pe civil exam reference ppi manual and I am really confused. The topics don’t really match the ncees ones. There is a huge environmental section! Should I ignore these?

Thank you so much for the content and your advice. I passed my PE Civil Exam at the first first attempt in the OCT 2020 exam but was surprised when I got to know I still need to pass (2) more exams for getting the PE license in CA. How much time in weeks or months do you think an average engineer needs to pass these (2) exams?

I only have 8 hours to prepare for civil FE, thanks for your advice!

Who tf dislike a golden content like this. Thanks alot man!!!

Recommendations on Practice Practice Practice cannot be said enough...Thank you for sharing your thoughts....TTK

Can you suggest me a youtube channel where I can get civil engineering lecture for FE exam?

Can’t thank you enough, I took you advices on Seismic exam and were very helpful and accurate as well. Than you

I had no idea James Franco was going for the FE Civil.

Thanks. Looking forward to next PE exam of 2020.

Thank you Mr. Snowden

Order of the engineer.

I recently took my PE Civil Structural Exam, basically no experience with structural codes other than college, only got to study about 8 hours total, and this was the main video I used to guide my study time. Passed it first try. Thank you so much for this video, it helped me a lot, perfect guide for the breadth section.

Thanks my friend for the video. I am taking PE geotech in APril 2020 and I am having hard time with Structure morning exam. I took a course and they didnot really go into detail in course.I tried 6 minute book and CERM practice questions and they seem a lot harder for me. Were the questions in Structure Morning portions too much concept based /lengthy or were they toward simple formula/calculation or chart based with few steps computation. Please guide me , thanks.

I'm schedule take the Mechnical Engineering FE exam on September 5th 2019.

Took the test yesterday. I totally agreed what you said not to hesitate to skip problems your not sure. I ended up still having more than an hour when I finished all questions I knew. (with about 15 flagged problems left)

Hey thanks for your videos, they are very helpful. I just passed the FE exam and am starting to prepare for the PE Civil Structural exam. As you recommended I purchased the CERM, NCEES Practice Exam, and the 6 min Structural Problems. The issue I'm having now is the huge list of references that are required. I am a fellow Canadian and am wondering how I can avoid spending $$$ on all the references. Can you help a brother out?? Do if for the Raptors!!! :):) Thanks man.

Thank you man, just started the prep

Per previous commenter, I would need to study/do practice problems extensively...thank you for tips on PE

Thanks for taking the time to do this..Very helpful!

Thanks for doing this video. I just purchased Hiner..What reference do you recommend for the Survey exam?

Good video...

I couldn't understand what you said for Slope Stability. Can you repeat? Thanks

So I have a questions for you. I have a Civil Degree with an emphasis in Surveying, but really only took the basic 4-5 structural analysis classes for the degree. I'm confident I could pass the survey test no problem, but know I will fail seismic without putting a ton of studying in. With that said, is the book you recommend capable of teaching me what I need to know if I haven't actually taken a seismic class?

Thank you for the advice. I passed and will be sitting for the PE in October

how long do i need to wait to take PE exam after FE exam?

好视频，谢谢！

Thanks, Can I buy your FE manual You can contact me on Eng. Mohammed. Alahmari@gmail.com

Ola

What was your major topic for the second part? I’m assuming geotechnical

Hey Darth Vader: How do I get a copy of Dr. Mansour's Practice Exams or Reference Manuel ? Please help

Did you take your PE yet?

Wondering if I could ask you a few detailed questions about the study strategies? I'd DM you but seems like youtube removed that option. My questions are mostly on how to best utilize the PPI book, since reading 1600 pages doesn't seem like the smartest use of time. rebeccayooo @ gmail Thanks a bunch!

hello All, i plan take the civil pe exam structural. any people know what book i need to buy for the exam, Thanks so much

What kind of material have you used for Pe exam?!

I Like your summary , its very useful and concentrated , Thanks

very nice summary of breath topics, btw, it seems that trusses was missed from the structural part.

Thanks for sharing your experience and tips!