Environmental Engineering Reference Manual for the PE Exam

The new Environmental Engineering Reference Manual is the most current, comprehensive review for the all-objective environmental PE exam. Developed in response to the current test specifications and input from many recent examinees, this manual provides the topical review, the practice problems, the tables of data, and other resources you need to pass this exam.

Among the features the manual offers you are:

Introduction to the current exam format, content, and organization

A suggested study schedule, plus tips for successful preparation

50+ chapters providing concise reviews of exam topics

Hundreds of solved example problems, reinforcing the concepts in the text

More than 350 practice problems--many written in the new exam format, designed to be solved in 6 minutes or less

Hundreds of table, charts, and figures providing data at your fingertips

URLs for useful sources of exam-related data on the Web

A full glossary of terms for easy use during the exam

An exhaustive, thoroughly cross-referenced index, so you can locate information quickly and easily when the pressure is on.

With the Reference Manual and its accompanying products, you can be confident of using the best preparation materials available for this PE exam. It won't take the work out of the preparation process, but it will make your study time as productive as possible. And the manual's breadth of coverage, combined with its excellent index and glossary, make it an invaluable time-saver during the exam.

Michael R. Lindeburg, PE, is recognized among the engineering community as the leading authority on professional engineering licensing exam preparation. The author of many books on this subject, he has taught and supervised exam-review courses for over 25 years. He holds BS and MS degrees from Stanford Universiy in industrial engineering. When not writing, he can be found hosting the "Licensing Exam Forum," an online bulletin board for FE and PE candidates.