Professional Civil Engineer: How I passed the NCEES PE Exam and California Seismic and Survey on my first try

You are a busy person. Whether you are finishing a retaining wall design, writing a hydraulic analysis report, or coordinating with clients… your time is valuable. You already know the advantages and prestige that having you license provides.
This is not a book for how to qualify for the PE exam. I will not talk about experience requirements. I will not talk about how to fill out the application. I will not talk about getting references from engineers you worked for. I will not help you choose your afternoon discipline for the national exam. I take the approach that you have already decided you want to be a licensed engineer and are able to read forms and fill them out. You are preparing for a professional level examination.
If you do need help with any of these things… try a Google search or ask around EngineerBoards.com.
This book details my experience with the NCEES national civil PE exam. I took the construction depth. Being from California, I also took the California specific exams in Seismic and Survey. I put in hours of research to figure out my approach to the exams.
Spend some time going through this book and I hope to save you at least a few hours of preparation. If you pull out a gold nugget or two of information that saves some time, then I have succeeded. What is your time worth? If nothing else, you will be entertained by my story of the Engineering Survey Principles exam.