The PEreview.net METHOD
More explanation of how this innovative online study scheme works:
Why PEreview.net?
The PE Exam is one of the toughest hurdles for the Civil Engineer. It’s so comprehensive. There’s no partial credit. And it runs for eight hours! You graduated a few years ago and you’re using only a small part of the material you got from College. How much can you remember?
You’ve seen those fat PE Exam preparation manuals and you wonder how you’ll ever get through all that stuff. So what are the alternatives? You can dig out your old notes and books and revise. You can sign up for a review class and show up each week. Or you can subscribe to PEreview.net and begin your preparation right now, at your pace, and at your convenience.
Streaming Video
Select your discipline. Select your topic. Download and print hard copy. Try the problems. If you’re stuck, take a peak at the partial solutions. Last, click on the Flash video. Watch and listen at the Professor explains how to tackle the problem. Pause, re-wind, fast forward, or skip the problem. He won’t mind ;-)
Streaming Video Plus
This subscription is the same as the Streaming Video. You have the same “workalong with the video” method. But you get more. You have direct e-mail access to the Instructor. You can ask him anything. Anything! He will reply to you directly through e-mail. You have your own personal tutor ready to help get you ready for the PE Exam.
Practice Exams
The Streaming Video take you through all five disciplines topic by topic. But the PE exam won’t be so kind. Questions will come from everywhere! This subscription gives you an instant download to ten practice exams, with 20 questions each: 200 total. Take each exam, restricting yourself to 2 hours. Check your answers against the detailed solutions.
Practice Exams Plus
The Practice Exams are true mix of all 5 disciplines with some simple and other tough questions. They are designed to help you practice for the exam and build your confidence. However, some of you will want to query the solutions and methods. So here you get direct access to the Instructor where you can e-mail your questions, as they occur to you.
