FE - EIT: AM (Engineer in Training Exam) (Engineering (FE/EiT) Test Preparation)

This book has SO MANY MISTAKES! I went through multiple problems three to four times trying to figure out how they got their answer. Come to find out this book is riddled with calculation errors. For example, Test 1 Problem 73 -- apparently 1+cos(10) = 1.866, not 1.98. This drastically changes the answer especially since it is a multiple choice question. Some of the problems they skip the small steps so you don't even catch their mistake. You just sit there doing the algebra over and over again and not getting their answer.The book is a good way to get an idea of what is going to be on the exam, but it is so frustrating to determine if you are doing the problem incorrectly or the book is. Highly disappointed in this book.

The text is an improvement over prior texts by the REA. All the areas contain more topical material. I've passed AM twice and these problems look good. My concern is the PM which is a bit more slippery. This book alone will not suffice for PM; however, it's a good starter for PM-GENERAL. The Potter text and the sample examsavailable with the registration materials provide a better profileof the PM component of the examination.

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Excellent study resource. Would recommend this booklet to anyone who plans to take the EIT exam. Great test questions and examples.

It was a very helpful book. It totally helped me passed my engineering class and enriched my knowledge and skills.

I bought this book (and the PM version) to restore my years-ago university knowledge. I read virtually all of the PM book, and a wide but more random swath of the AM book. I did pass the FE on the first try, for what that's worth.The good: the questions in the book were of the same type and difficulty as questions on the actual exam. The reviews are decently written, though I admit I don't usually do more than briefly follow worked problems and focus instead on the text. What I particularly liked about the review sections was their independence: I felt quite normal skipping around things that I more or less remembered.The bad: the book is fat, includes a lot of extra material and, yes, blatant errors. Also, the problems are usually tough to follow, and the reviews assume you have (or had and can quickly recover) a thorough knowledge of the subject. Fluids still confuse me, for example.Overall I was happy enough with the texts, especially given their price compared to others of the same kind. They restored enough of my memory that I at least knew something about each exam question... and given that I haven't used most of that knowledge for years that's saying quite a lot!