How difficult is the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam?
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I don't know how difficult this exam is, and I suppose it is a relative term since it would be not be difficult if you're really prepared for it, and extremely difficult if you aren't.  I have a friend who is an engineer and he recommended information from these sites ..\n\nhttp://ppi2pass.com/ppi/PPIInfo_pg_myppi-faqs-FEadvice.html\nhttp://www.ncees.org/exams/fundamentals/\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamentals_of_engineering\nhttp://www.eitexam.com/
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Can't help you with the past exam questions, but I can tell you the questions are far easier than the assignments you have to do. As long as you know your stuff then you'll fly through it!
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You are most likely talking about the Macromedia Coldfusion MX Developer Certification. In order to becoem certified, you schedule the test - take it - and pass with enough right answers. How hard is it? I'd say it is fair. I'd recommend you have a reasonable understanding of the language and features of CF before trying to take it. You can find study guides online as well as other resources to help you pass the test.
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I agree, i believe you wanna know the kind of questions they will ask. Well it seems they are tight about giving a fair amount of questions to get a feel for the test, but the link below will give two different formats for the test. \n\nAlso in the introduction, it describes the competencies that you will need to refresh on before taking it. Stop by a metal fabrication shop and query them about this test and if they can give more advice. Sorry I couldn't find more questions. Good luck M8.
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If your basics are strong for Mathematics and English, then its not very tough. But you need to study in a very planned way. Speed is also a factor for the test. \nThe average score i suppose is 500-510 on the scale of 200-800. I appeared for the test last month and it was not very tough.\n\nGood luck
496886
Yes i have it is easy but you must pay attention to the computer or you will fail the tests. Just do it its not that bad it's better than sitting in a court room all day!
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You are finding it difficult because you have not gone about systematically. It needs hard work and good preparation. Concepts are new. If you do not understand one step you can not understand subsequent ones. You must get in to the habit of asking questions when ever you do not understand. You must prepare in advance for next days class. You can clarify your doubts from your friends or classmates also. You swear that you will crack this difficulty. I am sure you can do it provided you make an honest and sincere effort. Do not give up. Good luck.
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its only hard if you make it hard\n\nbe prepared to be very good in math and physics..
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Look up Vector Mechanics for Engineers and Scientists.  This deals with basic Newtonian physics as applied to static structures.\n\nBone up on chemistry.  It is easy to forget your chemistry, and as far as I know you will be required to take a few semesters of basic Chem, even if you are not planning on being a Chem Eng.\n\nDo not lose your Maths either!  Grab a pre-calc or a calculus book and keep practicing.
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That depends on your personal strengths. Physics has always been easier for me.
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First off your majoring in Eletrical engineering. You need to know how to solder. I would HIGHLY recommend you learn it. Go down to radio shack pick up a 4 dallor soldering iron and some solder.  And a few project boards and some wire. and Start practicing. I had to learn to solder because there was things I always needed to fix. Growing up learned it from my dad growning up and he went to college for eletrical engineering. My mom even knows how to solder and she didn't go to college. Paying someone to do it for you is not going to teach you how to do it.
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try http://www.4tests.com/exams/examdetail.asp?eid=38
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Here is best place 2 learn mechanic as well graphic 4 First year engineering course,\n\n>At A.C Guards, just beside the lane of  Mahveer Hospital. Go into the until u come across Moulan Azad School,\n\n>the tutor is well known in teaching mechanics and graphics , hes name is Moin Sir.\n\n>U kan go there at evening 5.00pm And speak 2 him about joining the classes.\n\nH
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First of all, chill yourself, take some rest and study with a fresh mind. Then have a look at the syllabus. Jot down the important points. Think like an examiner and guess what questions can be asked! Start with the questions that carry more marks. Read those topics. Make notes of important formulae and diagrams. Then move on to the smaller topics and try to read as many as you can. This will help you in solving short questions. And for remembering difficult passages, diagrams or formulae etc... make some easy story out of it, relate it to some "stupid" topic and try to make it as funny as possible and as easy to remember (these r technically called "memory maps"). Be confident and keep telling yourself that its all easy! All this if you have to study a day or two before the exam day! \n\nOr else, if the exams aren't near, enjoy everyday, wait till the day before the exam and repeat the above time-tested technique of the "engineers". One-day batting makes quicker runs, ain't it? ;))
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If you go via module you will find problems in making a good foundation for the subject.\n\nI suggest you some which can help you in getting through \nAccounting--Grewal accountancy (T.S. Grewal)\nStats--P.N. ARORA\nMATHEMATHICS--R.D.SHARMA XII CLASS CBSE BOARD\nECO-- MODULE\nMGT AND ORG AND BC--MODULE\nDEVELOP NOTES FOR YOURSELF FOR PAPER 3 AND 4\n\nTAKE MY WORDS FOR IT YOU WILL BE THROUGH.\nWORDS FROM A CA -PE-II WHO CLEARED PE -1 IN 7 DAYS STUDY
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A chemical engineering student once told me that chemical engineering was hardest.  They are basically specialized mechanical engineers (strength of materials, fluid flow, advanced math, heat transfer, basic electrical and electronics, etc. etc.) but must deal with an endless list of organic and inorganic chemicals and their reactions.  But if you study real hard, you can make your major hardest, right?  Good luck.
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They aren't too hard, I've passed them in 2 states.  Don't worry about the math (like everyone does).  what appears on the math part is actually quite easy on the test.  But the best strategy is to read a little every day and get a sample test booklet for your state (your library probably has one) so you can practice some questions and get the hang of it. \n\ngood luck!