Written for the Structural Engineering I and II Exams and the California Structural Engineering Exam. Includes more than 70 problems and step-by-step solutions from recent exams; Offers 18 HP-48G calculator programs, which include 6 concrete, 3 masonry, 3 timber, 4 steel, and 2 proper ties of sections design programs; Reflects current publications of SEAOC and FEMA; Conforms to the 1997 edition of the UBC; Provides comprehensive clarification of applicable; Building Codes and Standard Specifications; Uses provisions of the 1999 SEAOC bluebook, 1999 FEMA Advisory No. 2, 2000 FEMA 350 Design of Steel Moment Frame Buildings, and 1997 AISC Seismic Provisions Cites extensive reference publications that reflect current design procedures

Written by 6 professors, each with a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering; A detailed description of the examination and suggestions on how to prepare for it; 195 exam, essay, and multiple-choice problems with a total of 510 individual questions; A complete 24-problem sample exam; A detailed step-by-step solution for every problem in the book; This book may be used as a separate, stand-alone volume or in conjunction with Civil Engineering License Review, 14th Edition (0-79318-546-7). Its chapter topics match those of the License Review book. All of the problems have been reproduced for each chapter, followed by detailed step-by-step solutions. Similarly, the 24-problem sample exam (12 essay and 12 multiple-choice problems) is given, followed by step-by-step solutions to the exam. Engineers looking for a CE/PE review with problems and solutions will buy both books. Those who want only an elaborate set of exam problems, a sample exam, and detailed solutions to every problem will purchase this book. 100% problems and solutions.

Containing everything civil and structural engineers need to prepare for the seismic design topics of the Structural Engineering I and II exams, this guide emphasizes methods that lead to the quickest and simplest solution to any problem. In addition to exam preparation, this book is an outstanding reference manual for practicing engineers and upper-level engineering students. Book jacket.

A review specifically for the latest version of the Civil Engineering/Professional Engineer Exam. Covers exam topics in 12 sections: Buildings; Bridges; Foundations and Retaining Structures; Seismic Design; Hydraulics; Engineering Hydrology; Water Treatment/Distribution; Wastewater Treatment; Geotechnical/Soils Engineering; and Ideal for the new breadth/depth exam A detailed discussion of the exam and how to prepare for it 335 essay and multiple-choice exam problems with a total of 650 individual questions A complete 24-problem sample exam Updated for 1997 UBC and all of the latest codes Appendix on Engineering Economy Since some states do not allow books containing solutions to be taken into the CE/PE Exam, the end-of-chapter problems do not have the solutions in this book.

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Here is a comprehensive guide and reference to assist civil engineers preparing for the Structural Engineer Examination. It offers 350 pages of text and 70 design problems with complete step-by-step solutions. Topics covered: Materials for Reinforced Concrete; Limit State Principles; Flexure of Reinforced Concrete Beams; Shear and Torsion of Concrete Beams; Bond and Anchorage; Design of Reinforced Concrete Columns; Design of Reinforced Concrete Slabs and Footings; Retaining Walls; and Piled Foundations. An index is provided.

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