The EIT/FE Exam HOW TO PASS ON YOUR FIRST TRY: FastTrack: Over 330 Practice Problems!

ISBN-13: 9781493706136 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 354 str.

Patrick J. P. E. Pmp Shepherd

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The EIT/FE Exam: "HOW TO PASS ON YOUR FIRST TRY" EITFastTrack.com, 2017 Exam Based, developed by practicing engineers for engineers, provides over 330 practical problems and step-by-step solutions to help you prepare for the EIT/FE Exam. A must have for working engineers who have been out of the classroom. It provides a complete system of specific test taking strategies, tips and hints, and is separated into 5 practice exams. It is the only FE Prep book in which the solutions and equations reference the current version of the FE Reference manual. The Book is designed specially to teach you how to pass the EIT/FE exam. This book does not waste time on theory or obscure problems- which will only confuse you more, but instead, only contains practical questions and ones that are most likely to appear on the actual exam based on the percentages which are published by NCEES. The Book is updated and based on the all new 2016 computer based testing and includes all new "Other Disciplines (General) Topics: 1) Instrumentation and Data Acquisition 2) Safety, Health, and Environment 3) Gas Dynamics Also included is the EIT FastTrack(TM) Schedule - developed for those short of time and who have been out of school a long time. Review this section to gain the most knowledge in the shortest amount of time for problems that are most likely to appear on the exam. You have the option to pick which practice exams you want to work on, or decide which specific category of problem you want to review. Every question is categorized by topic order which gives you the option to work similar type problems or in random order. If you are considering studying for the EIT exam, this book will teach you how to pass on your first try. Please join our community on our engineering forum on www.EITFastTrack.com and view the "Problem of the Day."

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