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Do not post pornographic material. • Meme posts are allowed only Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Meme posts made outside this time will be removed. RESOURCES General Best of Threads Math Electronics Programming Mechanics and Materials ChemEng Other Subreddits. Background: I am 9 credit away from receiving BSME (psych 120, sociology 100, econ 251). I never took them because I hated GenEds. I haven't been to school for last 1 and a half year because of financial issues and i feel like i have forgotten almost everything.

Objective: After analyzing my situation, I realized that FE exam will be a good review for me to remember all the basic stuffs. SO i plan to take it this October(I also plan to go back to school this fall). Questions: 1. The biggest question is where do I start? I am a poor student- I 'somehow' managed a pdf copy Lindeburg's FE reference manual. That's the only resource i have currently, but i have read in threads that his questions don't match very well with the real exam and the book i have is 2006 old version. Any of you have any private collection of resource material that you are willing to share?

FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERING (FE) EXAMINATION REVIEW www.railway-technology.com ELECTRICAL. EE Review Problems 1. Dc Circuits 2. Complex Numbers 3.

My eternal gratefulness will follow you to grave. Please feel free to list any resource you found really useful. TL;DR: noob student asking help on collecting resources for FE exam.

• As kv-2 said, everything you need is in the free manual provided. Free official PDF download • I just ran through a few example problems I found online. That page seems to have a few. Has example questions of the day. Has a few as well. • Remember that the FE is a Fundamentals of Engineering exam. It isn't meant to be difficult, but rather to see if you know the absolute, bare-bones, fundamentals of what is required be an engineer.