Engineering Fundamentals

[lanxe]

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

 

[SonsOfThunder]

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

 

[pucho812]

:thumb:

I am always up for some good reading. thanks man

 

[NewYorkDave]

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.

 

[lanxe]

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

oh well.

Ryan

 

[Mbira]

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

Joel