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Give us a try today to help you pass the NCEES® Electrical and Computer Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam.
Give us a try today to help you pass the NCEES® Electrical and Computer Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam.
How We Teach
We believe in explaining tough concepts using an easy to understand approach. It doesn't matter if you're a recent engineering graduate or if you've been in the industry for awhile. You'll never have a hard time keeping up.
HD demonstration videos for every type of problem.
Speed up or slow down by increasing video playback speed up to 2x.
Realistic exam practice problems to test your knowledge in every subject.
Full-length solutions with visual aids to help you learn from your mistakes.
New subjects added each and every week (check back soon).
Unlimited email support any time you need help. Yes, really.
Check out the growing list of subjects below that we currently have worked out video examples of and practice problems for:
Online Syllabus
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Welcome Instructions
- Welcome!
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Chapter 1 - Mathematics
- Chapter 1.A. - Algebra and Trigonometry (Video Library)
- Chapter 1.B. - Complex Numbers Video Library
- Chapter 1.B. - Complex Numbers (Practice Problems)
- Chapter 1.D. - Analytic Geometry (Video Library)
- Chapter 1.D. Analytic Geometry (Practice Problems)
- Chapter 1.E. - Calculus (Video Library)
- Chapter 1.E. - Calculus (Practice Problems)
- Chapter 1.F. - Differential Equations (Video Library)
- Chapter 1.F. - Differential Equations (Practice Problems)
- Chapter 1.G. - Linear Algebra (Video Library)
- Chapter 1.G. - Linear Algebra (Practice Problems)
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Chapter 2 - Probability and Statistics
- Chapter 2 - Video Library
- Chapter 2 Practice Problems - Measures of Central Tendencies and Dispersions
- Chapter 2 Practice Problems - Probability Distributions and Expected Values
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Chapter 3 - Ethics and Professional Practice
- Chapter 3 - Video Library
- Chapter 3 - Practice Problems
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Chapter 5 - Properties of Electrical Materials
- Chapter 5 - Video Library
- Chapter 5 - Practice Problems
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Chapter 6 - Circuit Analysis (DC and AC Steady State)
- Chapter 6 - Video Library
- Chapter 6 - Practice Problems
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Chapter 7 - Linear Systems
- Chapter 7 - Video Library
- Chapter 7 - Practice Problems
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Chapter 8 - Signal Processing
- Chapter 8 - Video Library
- Chapter 8 - Practice Problems
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Chapter 9 - Electronics
- Chapter 9 - Video Library
- Chapter 9 - Practice Problems
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Chapter 11 - Electromagnetics
- Chapter 11 - Video Library
- Chapter 11 - Practice Problems
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Chapter 12 - Control Systems
- Chapter 12 - Video Library
- Chapter 12 - Practice Problems
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Chapter 14 - Computer Networks
- Chapter 14 - Video Library
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Chapter 15 - Digital Systems
- Chapter 15 - Video Library
- Chapter 15 - Practice Problems
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Chapter 16 - Computer Systems
- Chapter 16 - Video Library
- Chapter 16 - Practice Problems
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Chapter 17 - Software Engineering
- Chapter 17 - Video Library
- Chapter 17 - Practice Problems
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Created by Zach Stone, P.E.
From Electrical PE Review, INC
Zach Stone, P.E. has been helping electrical engineers pass the NCEES® PE exam and obtain their professional engineering license as the acting lead instructor for the popular online study program for the electrical power PE exam located at www.electricalpereview.com.
Now, he is overseeing the development of the online study program for the Electrical and Computer Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam.
Zach Stone, P.E. is a professionally licensed engineer in the state of Florida, passed both the FE and PE exam on the first try, and is the author of the Electrical Engineering PE Practice Exam and Technical Study Guide.
He can be found on LinkedIn.
Now, he is overseeing the development of the online study program for the Electrical and Computer Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam.
Zach Stone, P.E. is a professionally licensed engineer in the state of Florida, passed both the FE and PE exam on the first try, and is the author of the Electrical Engineering PE Practice Exam and Technical Study Guide.
He can be found on LinkedIn.
Electrical FE Review is not affiliated with The National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES®), the non-profit organization that develops, administers, and scores the Principles and Practice (PE) examination. The NCEES® website is located at www.ncees.org