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  1. tue98161

    Credentials that young EIT's can acquire?

    I'm coming up on my first year out of school, first year working full time in civil-construction type engineering. Have my EIT. A senior engineer pointed out that I should look into getting relatively easy certs while I can, but he didn't really specify any. My first thought was something like...
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    Using the EIT title: Business cards, email, etc.

    Hey all - thanks for the thorough responses! To clarify, I'm in Pennsylvania. I'll certainly look this issue up in context of my state laws.
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    Using the EIT title: Business cards, email, etc.

    Hey everyone, thank you for your posts so far. Just had a thought occur: suppose I had a business card that went "John Doe - Civil Engineer @ XYZ Company". Is that potentially misrepresenting myself? Like someone could potentially read "civil engineer" as meaning a fully licensed PE?
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    Graduate Degree in Geotech - How important is FEA?

    @ canwesteng, No, and I've never heard of any of my other engineering friends taking FEA in undergraduate either. Calculus, Diff Eq, Linear Algebra, Prob/Stat we took; but no finite elements.
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    Using the EIT title: Business cards, email, etc.

    I just passed my FE exam, and am now an EIT. I work at a small consulting company. I wanted to ask advice/clarify a few things: 1. "EIT" title on business card? What are the reasons for/against doing this? What is most common? 2. Same question, but for email signature. 3. I'm not a PE, so...
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    Graduate Degree in Geotech - How important is FEA?

    Hey all, I've been out of school for one year, working for almost one year (construction-civil engineering, geo-structural type work), and have my EIT. I'm considering several grad schools in my area. Of the schools around me, I notice the better ones include courses with finite element...
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    Undergraduate starting his first geotechnical internship

    Hey all, I'm an undergrad starting an internship in the geotechnical unit of my state's DOT this summer. My previous experience has been as a research assistant (I basically made and tested concrete all summer). My job duties are: intern will assist our unit with field inspections and...
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    Undergraduate student modeling deck planks on stringer bridge.

    I'm an undergraduate taking a structural analysis class. Our lab section teaches STAAD, and I know I want to build a bridge deck like the one below. The bridge deck being modeled is a width-wise plank system for a short span timber bridge. I understand the load case. Could someone give a general...
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    Basic units output in mathcad

    Hey all, I'm an undergrad using mathcad for the first time to do some basic calcs for a design class. I'm having an issue with units being assigned in the program. (File is attached, work begins on page 3). I've assigned a value for "P" in lbf and a value for "a" in ft. When these two values...
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    STAAD Load Case Error

    Hi all, I'm a civil undergrad working on a project in STAAD. I've been given dead, live, and roof loads for a multistory structure, and I'm trying to analyze it, but I'm getting an error message: **ERROR - FINISH COMMAND IN LOAD DATA CHECK IF ANALYSIS COMMAND IS OUT OF ORDER OR MISSING...
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    Calculus III grade

    I was talking with my advisor for Civil Engineering, and we were talking about grades on transcripts affecting grad school entrance. When I took Calc III I got a C (took in sophomore year), which since I've learned well and been doing well with classes requiring it as a prereq - but I was...
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    Buying laptop

    I'm looking a laptop that would be good for using autoCAD, Revit, Solidworks, and Mathcad, etc, as well as being a good all around laptop that a college student uses to study with. I've heard things like processing speed, ability to render well (for CAD programs), and CPU size. So, two...

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