Download Free Civil PE Sample Examination Book [PDF]

The Civil PE Sample Examination Provides the opportunity to practice taking an eight-hour test similar in content and format to the Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) examination in civil engineering. The Civil PE examination is an eight hour exam divided into a morning session and an afternoon session. The Morning session is known as the “breadth” exam, and the afternoon session is known as the “depth” exam. This book contains a sample breadth module and five sample depth modules one for each sub discipline the NCEES tests.

In the four-hour morning session, the examinee is asked to solve 40 problems from five major civil engineering sub-disciplines: Environmental (20%) geotechnical (20%) structural (20%) transporation (20%) and Water resources (20%) . Morning session problems are general in nature and wide-ranging in scope.

The four-hour afternoon session allows the examinee to select a depth exam module from one of the five sub disciplines (environmental, geotechnical, structural, transportation, and water resources). Each depth module is made up of 40 problems. Afternoon session problems require more specialized knowledge than those in the morning session.

All problems, from both the morning and afternoon sessions, are multiple choice. They include a problem statement with all required defining information, followed by four logical choices. Only one of the four options is correct. The problems are completely independent of each other, so an incorrect choice on one problem will not carry over to subsequent problems.
This book is written in the multiple-choice exam format instituted by the NCEES. It covers all the same topic areas that appear on the exam, as provided by NCEES.

Author

Michael R. Lindeburg, PE

Contents

Covering
Environmental
Geotechnical
Structural
Transportation
Water Resources

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He is a graduate Civil Engineer from University of Engineering and technology, Taxila, Pakistan currently working as Deputy District Officer (Roads) Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan. He is a very rational and motivated professional. Here are few of the interesting lines he gifted us to share it with our fans of iamcivilengineer.com  

In which department you are currently employed? And what is your job designation? 
I am currently working in Communication & Works Department as Deputy District Officer (Roads) Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan.

According to you which quality should be there in all civil engineers?
Civil engineers must have a strong instantaneous decision and verdict power; this will help them a lot while working in the field.

Which day can be regarded as “The most marvelous day of your life”? 
While getting my BSc. degree at Jinnah convention centre Islamabad.Pakistan

What you think regarding scope of Civil Engineering? 
Scope of civil engineering is enormously gigantic and infinite. As you know civil engineering is mother of all engineering fields, its scope is inestimable.

What do you think regarding GPA, Does it matters or not?
Well I think GPA doesn’t matter :D only luck matters :P

 What are your duty timings as a DDO (Roads)?
Duty timings are very erratic and variable. If there are enduring and ongoing projects you have to work 12 to 18 hours and if no project is there than you can relax more then you can imagine :D

 What do you think why civil engineers don't have a love story?
Well this is very interesting and exciting question,
Who say they don’t have? :P

 One negative thing you observed in civil engineering as a profession?
Well one negative thing I observed is that their personal life is affected badly and roughly due to their hectic field jobs.

 What advice would you give to a forthcoming student wanting Civil Engineer as a profession?
Well one and only advice would be to have a strong decision and assessment power and once you took a decision you should stuck with it, you should also apply latest and up-to-date knowledge to your projects because one downbeat I observed is that most of projects are being executed according to old specifications i.e of 1973!

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