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Good book for the FE exam

MetalMat

MetalMat

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Know where I can find a good book? I am an EE and need to study big time. It is coming up on april 16th :Q
 
Is it really necessary for EE majors to take the FE/EIT exam?

I mean, if you take the general portion you'll be in a bad position since I don't think EEs need thermodynamics, materials engineering and those subjects but then I can be wrong since I know nothing about EE 😛
 
FE Exam - Amazon Link

This is the book I have been using the past weeks to get ready for the FE Exam. I am just debating if I will do the specialized afternoon session or just the other harder general session. Decisions...
 
Originally posted by: alphatarget1
Is it really necessary for EE majors to take the FE/EIT exam?

I mean, if you take the general portion you'll be in a bad position since I don't think EEs need thermodynamics, materials engineering and those subjects but then I can be wrong since I know nothing about EE 😛
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bump for those going to take it soon ... 🙁

You are right alpha, but the Univ. I go to requires EE to take other engineering electives which can be thermo, materials, statics and other stuff. Now it sucks for me cuz I'm a Computer Engineer and they don't require other engineering electives just 2 EE elective and 1 CS elective. I'm screwed.
 
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