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Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam Review
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Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam Review

Review of the FE Exam, including the likeliest subjects to be on the test
Created byJohn Peterson
Last updated 1/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Pass the FE Exam!
  • In-depth coverage on the most common exam subjects
  • Understand what is in the exam, materials allowed, and strategies to pass
  • Managing your exam time and improving accuracy
  • Gain confidence in how to approach the FE exam and the broad subjects

Course content

1 section13 lectures17h 18m total length
  • Fundamentals of Engineering Exam Introduction35:21

    About the exam:

    - National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES)

    - Exam time breakdown and number of questions

    - Materials allowed

    - Planning a study schedule

    - Logistics of the exam and what to expect

    - Passing scores

    - Advice from past students (from over 10,000 students)

  • FE Review: Math Part 11:04:07

    Mathematics Part 1:

    - Units, constants

    - Geometry, Trigonometry (& Identities)

    - Quadratic Equations

    - Areas, Volumes

    Also increasing speed with the mathematics problems to save time for other areas

  • FE Review: Math Part 21:38:49

    Mathematics Part 2:

    - Vectors

    - Matrices

    - Using your calculator with matrices

    - Progressions & Series

    - Probability, Statistics

    Also increasing speed with the mathematics problems to save time for other areas

  • FE Review: Math Part 31:50:31

    Mathematics Part 3:

    - Differential Calculus

    - Integral Calculus

    - Differential Equations

    Increasing accuracy through longer problems to build confidence

  • FE Review: Chemistry1:48:34

    FE Review: Chemistry

    - Periodic Table

    - Oxidation State

    - Inorganic Chemistry, Solutions

    - Organic Chemistry

    - Electrochemistry

    Familiarity with the NCEES Handbook - avoiding the element of surprise

  • FE Review: Statics1:09:20

    FE Review: Statics

    - Systems of Forces

    - Moments & Right Hand Rule

    - Determinacy & Free Body Diagrams

    - Cables & Pulleys

    - Friction

    - Trusses

    Build accuracy as a foundation for future Dynamics sections

  • FE Review: Dynamics2:01:10

    FE Review: Dynamics

    - Kinematics, Polar Coordinates, Projectile Motion

    - Kinetics, Newton's 2nd Law, Impulse & Momentum

    - Work, Energy

    - Rotation

    Work through long practice problems to understand how to do partial problems on the exam

  • FE Review: Fluid Mechanics1:46:06

    FE Review: Fluid Mechanics

    - Fluid Statics

    - Fluid Dynamics

    - Friction & Head Loss, Pumps & Power

    - Impulse-Momentum Principle

    - Speed of Sound

    - Fluid Measurements

    Use of multiple equations and working backwards to arrive at the correct solutions

  • FE Review: Thermodynamics2:09:41

    FE Review: Thermodynamics

    - Single-component & Two-Phase systems

    - Ideal Gases, Mixture of gases, vapors, and liquids

    - 1st Law of Thermodynamics

    - Psychrometrics

    - Power Cycles & Entropy

    - Combustion

    Learning how to read complicated charts for fast and easy questions

  • FE Review: Heat Transfer1:10:53

    FE Review: Heat Transfer

    - Conduction

    - Convection

    - Radiation

    - Transport Phenomena

    Working through a broad number of problems to get an understanding of how to manipulate the equations

  • FE Review: Materials Science50:48

    FE Review: Materials Science

    - Structure of Matter, Atomic Bonding

    - Metallurgy

    - Thermal Processing

    - Testing Methods

    - Stress-strain

    - Creep, Brittle Materials

    - Hardenability

    - Binary Phase Diagrams

    Getting familiar with the charts & tables for easy access and efficiency

  • FE Review: Ethics56:53

    FE Review: Ethics

    - Do not skip!

    - Obligation to Society

    - Obligation to Employers & Clients

    - Obligation to Other Registrants

    - Expert Witness

    - Consulting

    Reading questions slowly and thoroughly; select the best answer possible given the choices

  • FE Review: Conclusion16:01

    FE Review Conclusion
    - Did you get an account at NCEES.org?

    - Did you download the free NCEES handbook?

    - Did you sign up for the exam? 

    - Did you create a study schedule? 

    - Exam time breakdown and number of questions

    - Materials allowed

    - Logistics of the exam and what to expect

    - Advice from past students (from over 10,000 students)

Requirements

  • Basic math
  • Engineering degree

Description

Learn about the Fundamentals of Engineering exam, how to prepare for it, and dive into the many broad subjects that are included on the test.  Passing the exam is the step before becoming a professional licensed engineer, and this course aims to prepare you with strategies and the most likely subjects.  The FE exam can be a daunting hurdle, but with this course the aim is to build confidence, speed, and accuracy to significantly improve the likelihood of passing the exam. 

This course is appropriate for new graduates as well as those who have been out of school for a long time and returning to pursue their PE license.  One of the things to get used to is not needing to get every question correct, but about time management to get answers for each question.  Passing the FE exam will open doors for future opportunities and growth in any of the many fields of engineering and technical leadership. 

The lectures here have been honed from teaching the subject online for over a decade.  The content has been continuously updated to incorporate the latest from NCEES as well as feedback from the many students over the years.  The instructor has been aiding and mentoring engineers for over twenty years, and encouraging youth and career changers to enter the fascinating world of engineering for their future and betterment of the world around us. 

Who this course is for:

  • Engineers
  • Engineering students
  • Designers