Ppi Pe Environmental Review - A Complete Review Guide for the Pe Environmental Exam

With the new test format, test takers only need to look at a few sections of FE Review manual, namely Math, Stat, Engineering Econ, Ethics, Thermodynamics, Materials, and Fluid Mechanics. This is a blessing, as the test used to encompass all fields, including electric, statics, and dynamics, all of which I hate. This also means that the test is more heavily focused on discipline specific questions.Being two years out of undergrad, I was worried that I wouldn't remember much of the specifics involved with the Environmental Engineering Questions, which as the NCEES manual shows, makes up a good majority of the test questions. With this book, you are essentially getting 3 practice tests. I took my time solving each problem, and the book helped me get accustomed to the location and usage of equations in the manual. The practice questions are a good representation of the actual test questions, and helped me out with (what I thought) is the most difficult part of the exam, which is determining if a question is supposed to be easy or supposed to be hard (You'll see what I mean by that).I HIGHLY recommend this book to anyone taking the Environmental FE exam.

Not sure how good this book is compared with others, but I used it as my only study material and passed the test. I found that the questions in here were a bit more difficult that tests on the actual exam. If you have no other study materials available to you, I would recommend getting this book. It outlines all of the sections of the test and provides you with plenty of examples.

This was a decent review manual to use in conjunction with the general review book ( FE Review Manual: Rapid Preparation for the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam, 3rd Ed ), and studying the two together helped me pass the FE on my first attempt. A few criticisms: the book doesn't cover groundwater at all, and neither did the general review book. I assume this is because groundwater falls into the category of "civil engineering" and as such would be covered in a civil review manual, but it's an unfortunate omission given that the Environmental FE featured a number of groundwater problems. This book was also weak on biological wastewater treatment processes, with mediocre coverage of activated sludge and anaerobic digestion. Neither this book nor the general review book did a good job of covering toxicology and risk. Finally, the FE exam has questions on environmental regulations that are not addressed in this book. I would recommend working through this book thoroughly and addressing groundwater, toxicology, and regulations with some separate reading. FE Review Manual: Rapid Preparation for the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam, 3rd Ed

I used this book as a tool to pass the PE exam, but it was not the main material I used. I relied the most on reviewing the free handbook you will use during the exam, reviewing past college textbooks, and many practice problems. Reviewing this book alone will not be enough to pass, which it states in the text, but its geared more towards being a tool to supplement their online courses. I believe it is possible to pass by applying to their course, but money can be saved by using other resources. Free handbook is key!

When I paid 67 dollars for this book I was expecting something that, as the product description states, "Provides the in-depth review" I need to pass. When the book arrived at my house I joked that the tiny package was my study book for the FE. Turns out it was.This book is 100 pages long. So sure, I bet this is a great study guide for those who want to study maybe the week before their exam, but for those who want to actually study "in-depth review" don't get this book.I feel incredibly misled, especially with the price. I cannot believe this 100 page, paperback book cost $67 dollars.