Presented by E.R. (Randy) Collins, Jr., Ph.D., PE, Clemson
University
Sponsored By : IEEE Educational Activities
2 video tapes
Get the added professional edge by becoming licensed as a
Professional Engineer (P.E.)! P.E. licensure opens the doors to obtaining
career opportunities and promotions, engineering consulting, and gaining
respect of your peers. The IEEE can help you prepare for the exam to
obtain this important licensing with this video module of a series. This
video will assist a practicing electrical engineer to prepare for the
Power Engineering portion of the Professional Engineering Licensing
Examination. Presenter Randy Collins provides detailed solutions to sample
examination questions. This module takes a close look at the Machinery and
Applications section. Since engineering licensure specifications vary from
state to state, please refer to your state's licensure board for
requirements and regulations. State licensing boards use examinations
prepared by the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and
Surveying (NCEES). This video program is supplemental to the NCEES
"Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE): Sample Problems and
Solutions in Electrical Engineering" book. If you do not already have
this book, either purchase it through the IEEE (Order No. HV7034) or
through the NCEES to use with the video. P.E. Review: Machinery &
Applications video focuses on these topics:
* Applications of Electrical
Power Engineering
* Balanced Circuit Analysis
* Per-Unit Analysis *
National Electric Code (NEC)«
* Electric Machinery Applications
This
module concentrates on thoroughly analyzing and solving Problems 131, 133,
430, and 433 of the NCEES book.
Contents : Applications of Electrical Power Engineering; Balanced
Circuit Analysis; Per-Unit Analysis; National Electric Code (NEC)®;
Electric Machinery Applications; (NCEES Sample Problems book is not
included and is available separately)
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URL: http://www.ewh.ieee.org/r1/schenectady/video_1.html
(Modified:4-October-2000)
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