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PE Review Course Information Taught by the |
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The local section
periodically (usually once a year) teaches a review course for the Professional
Engineers' exam. While the course is geared for those taking the test next, it
can also be a very inexpensive way to obtain an entire year's worth of
continuing education credits if you already have your PE. The course consists
of six classes which are taught for three hours each, usually in the B-310 Toy
F. Reid Eastman Employee Center in
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Date |
Subject |
Instructor |
Time & Location |
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February 5 |
Material & Energy Balances |
Mark Harrison |
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February
12 |
NO
CLASS |
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February 19 |
Thermodynamics |
Tim Nolen |
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February 26 |
Kinetics |
Eleanor Cwirko |
6 pm, B-310, Room 223 |
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March 5 |
Mass Transfer |
Joe Parker |
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March 12 |
Fluid Mechanics |
Rob Schisla |
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March 19 |
Heat Transfer |
Brad Killen |
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If you are
interested in attending this course, please contact Joe Parker at 423-229-3850
(e-mail mailto:jlparker@voridian.com).
EVEN IF YOU ALREADY HOLD AN
ENGINEERING LICENSE, YOU MAY WISH TO ATTEND THIS COURSE!
The State of
About becoming a Professional Engineer in
Generally, this requires
relevant engineering experience beyond a bachelor's degree in engineering, plus
the successful completion of two examinations: Fundamentals of Engineering Exam (a.k.a. EIT) and Principles and Practice of Engineering Exam (a.k.a.
PE exam)
For more information, visit the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying website at http://www.ncees.org.