Engineering Fundamentals

Hey guys,
I am about to take the fundamentals of engineering exam (i will graduate in march from OSU with a BSME) and i thought that the reference material was something somebody on here would appreciate.

It covers the fundamentals of all of these topics:

? Units of Measurement
? Conversion Factors
? Mathematics
? Statics
? Dynamics
? Mechanics of Materials
? Fluid Mechanics
? Thermodynamics
? Heat Transfer
? Transport Phenomena
? Chemistry
? Materials Science / Structure of Matter
? Electric Circuits
? Computers, Measurements, and Controls
? Engineering Economics
? Ethics
? Chemical Engineering
? Civil Engineering
? Environmental Engineering
? Electrical and Computer Engineering
? Industrial Engineering
? Mechanical Engineering

here is a link to download it or any section listed above:
http://www.ncees.org/exams/study_materials/fe_handbook/

Ryan

Congratulations on completing your degree!

FE exam is a tuffy. For those that haven't enjoyed this fun... It's an 8 hr exam, split into two 4 hr sections. One is basic engineering/math/science stuff that everybody takes and the 2nd half you get to choose your poison.

When I took it (10 yrs ago), you could take any and all reference materials that you wanted into the exam room. I hear its not that way any more.

Peace!
Charlie

:thumb:

I am always up for some good reading. thanks man

I've had some involvement with the FE exam because my workplace hosts one every year, and one of us ends up pulling some weekend overtime. It's a long day, for sure.

yeah, the test is going to suck..........8 hour exam!!

oh well.

Ryan

Hey thanks for that info! It's probabl all over my head, but it's good to have around!

Joel