Description
PPI PE Environmental Practice Exams: Realistic Mock Exams for the PE Environmental Exam
Reading a review manual and sitting an exam are two different skills, and these PE Environmental practice exams exist to close the gap. R. Wane Schneiter, PhD, PE, wrote two complete simulated exams built to match the scope, length and difficulty of the real PE Environmental examination. PPI, a Kaplan Company, publishes it.
There are 160 multiple-choice problems in total: 80 per exam, each exam split into a 40-problem morning session and a 40-problem afternoon session. Every problem comes with a fully worked solution rather than a bare answer key.
Where the problems come from
The six topic areas follow the published exam scope: Air, Associated Engineering Principles, Environmental Health and Safety, Site Assessment and Remediation, Solid and Hazardous Waste, and Water. Problem style and difficulty are kept consistent with the published exam format, so the pacing you learn here transfers.
How candidates work through it
Most people get the best return by sitting the first exam under timed conditions early in a study plan, then using the result to point revision at the weak topics. The second exam goes near the test date as a readiness check. Alongside the problems there are notes on pacing, problem selection and how to use your references under time pressure.
Who it is for
- Engineers preparing for the NCEES PE Environmental examination.
- Environmental engineering graduates building exam stamina and timing.
- Anyone who wants a realistic gauge of readiness rather than another set of end-of-chapter questions.
Book details
- Title: PPI PE Environmental Practice Exams
- Author: R. Wane Schneiter, PhD, PE
- Edition: First
- Publisher: PPI, a Kaplan Company
- Publication date: April 27, 2018
- ISBN-13: 9781591265740
- Format: Paperback, 92 pages, English
Questions buyers ask
How many practice problems do I actually get?
160. Two exams of 80 problems, and each exam is divided into a 40-problem morning session and a 40-problem afternoon session, the same shape as the real sitting.
Are the solutions worked out, or is it just an answer key?
Every problem has a fully explained solution. That is what lets a wrong answer tell you which topic to go back to.
Is this enough on its own to prepare for the PE Environmental exam?
No. It is a practice-exam book, not a review manual. Pair it with a full review manual that covers the underlying theory.
Which subject areas are tested?
Air, Associated Engineering Principles, Environmental Health and Safety, Site Assessment and Remediation, Solid and Hazardous Waste, and Water.
What format does it ship in?
Paperback, 92 pages, in English, first edition dated April 27, 2018.
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