Civil PE Sample Examination

by Michael R. Lindeburg

Engineers agree that taking a sample exam is the best way to learn where you need more study. Civil PE Sample Examination offers you six 40-problem sample exams, one covering the morning portion and five covering the afternoon disciplines. You won't get more realistic practice anywhere else. These sample exams replicate the exam format, level of difficulty, and time pressure. Even bubble answer sheets are provided. There's no substitute for this experience. The Most Realistic Practice for the Civil PE Exam

Cover the morning portion and each of the afternoon disciplines. Check your problem-solving methods with step-by-step solutions. Mentally prepare yourself for the pressure of working under timed conditions. Identify topics that require extra review. _____________________________

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165 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

Reviews

[Eh?Eh!]

I completely forgot my brilliant plan to stage an enactment of the exam on the weekend before, using this book. I would've gathered all my references, cloistered myself into a corner, set the alarm clock for 8 hours with lunch break, and tested. This poor little book is still in pristine condition, sad and unopened.

Judging from the other book of questions by this author/scam machine, I don't think it would've been very representative of the actual test.

[Scott Schluter · Rating 2 out of 5]

Questions way too in depth. Why can't anyone create a sample exam on the same level as the exam? This one will really bring you down and that isn't a good thing. I disagree with the author's motives. Much like his reference manual for the PE test, the title just isn't that truthful. If it is written for the PE exam, then that should be the level in my opinion.

[Carole · Rating 3 out of 5]

If you can pass the exam in this book, you can pass the real PE. If you can't do these problems, you might could still pass the real PE. I think their idea is for you to over-prepare.