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Chapman & Hall’s Complete Fundamentals of Engineering Exam Review Workbook

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  • © 1998

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  1. Professional Engineer Review Course, Inc.
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Part of the book series: Chapman & Hall Professional Engineer Workbook Series (CHPEWS)

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Table of contents (13 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages N2-xxv
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  2. Mathematics

    • Professional Engineer Review Course, Inc.
    Pages 1-109

  3. Statics

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    Pages 111-210

  4. Mechanics of Materials

    • Professional Engineer Review Course, Inc.
    Pages 211-291

  5. Dynamics

    • Professional Engineer Review Course, Inc.
    Pages 293-396

  6. Fluid Mechanics

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    Pages 397-479

  7. Electricity/Electronics

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    Pages 481-720

  8. Chemistry

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    Pages 721-758

  9. Thermodynamics

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    Pages 759-840

  10. Material Science

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    Pages 841-908

  11. Engineering Economics

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    Pages 909-1002

  12. Practice Problems

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    Pages 1003-1048

  13. Solutions to Practice Problems

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    Pages 1049-1155

  14. Simulated Exams

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    Pages 1157-1212

  15. Back Matter

    Pages 1213-1231
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I am often asked the question, "Should I get my PE license or not?" Unfortunately the answer is, Probably. First let's take a look at the licensing process and understand why it exists, then take a look at extreme situations for an attempt at a yes/no answer, and finally consider the exams. All 50 have a constitutionally defined responsibility to protect the public. From an engineering point of view, as well as many other professions, this responsibility is met by the process of licensure and in our case the Professional Engineer License. Though there are different experience requirements for different states, the meaning of the license is common. The licensee demonstrates academic competency in the Fundamentals of Engineering by examination (Principles and Practices at PE time). The licensee demonstrates qualifying work experience (at PE time). The licensee ascribes to the Code of Ethics of the NSPE, and to the laws of the state of registration. Having presented these qualities the licensee is certified as an Intern Engineer, and the state involved has fulfilled its constitutionally defined responsibility to protect the public.

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