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Morning Subject Areas for the FE Exam
According to the NCEES, these subject areas may be represented in the morning session of the FE exam.
CHEMISTRY
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Acids and bases
Equilibrium
Equations
Electrochemistry
Inorganic chemistry
Kinetics
Metals and nonmetals
Nomenclature
Organic chemistry
Oxidations and reduction
Periodicity
States of matter
Solutions
Stoichiometry
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COMPUTERS
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Algorithm flowchart
Spreadsheets
Pseudocode
Data transmission and storage
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DYNAMICS
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Force, mass, and acceleration
Friction
Impulse and momentum
Kinematics
Vibrations
Work and energy
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ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS
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AC circuits
Diode applications
DC circuits
Electric and magnetic fields
Capacitance and inductance
Ideal transformers
Fourier and Laplace transforms
Operational amplifiers (ideal)
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ENGINEERING ECONOMICS
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Annual cost
Breakeven analysis
Benefit-cost analysis
Future worth or value
Present worth
Valuation and depreciation
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ETHICS
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Relations with clients
Relations with peers
Relations with the public
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FLUID MECHANICS
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Flow measurement
Fluid properties
Fluid statics
Impulse and momentum
Pipes and other internal flow
Similitude and dimensional analysis
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MATERIAL SCIENCE/STRUCTURE OF MATTER
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Atomic structure
Crystallography
Corrosion
Diffusion
Materials
Binary phase diagrams
Properties
Processing and testing
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MATHEMATICS
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Analytic geometry
Differential equations
Differential calculus
Difference equations
Integral calculus
Linear algebra
Laplace transforms
Probability and statistics
Roots of equations
Vector analysis
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MECHANICS OF MATERIALS
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Beams
Bending
Columns
Combined stresses
Shear
Stress and strain
Tension and compression
Torsion
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STATICS
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Two-dimensional equilibrium
Three-dimensional equilibrium
Centroid of area
Concurrent force systems
Friction
Moment of inertia
Vector forces
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THERMODYNAMICS
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First Law
Second Law
Availability-reversibility
Cycles
Energy, heat, and work
Ideal gases
Mixture of gases
Phase changes
Properties: enthalpy, entropy, free energy
Thermodynamic processes
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FE Exam Morning Subject Areas
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