Aligned to NCEES FE Civil
The FE Civil handbook, drilled to exam pattern.
Fifteen knowledge areas, 22+ handbook formulas per section from the NCEES FE Civil specification, worked examples with SVG diagrams, and 3,747 exam-pattern practice questions — in English and Arabic.
Math & Statics free · other sections with a pass
Mathematics
Analytic geometry, single-variable calculus, vectors, and statistics from the FE Reference Handbook.
Ethics & Professional Practice
Model Rules of professional conduct, licensure, and the FE Civil ethics scope. Contract formulas that are not printed are labeled supplemental.
Engineering Economics
Time value of money, cash-flow factors, effective interest, NPW, B/C, and depreciation from the FE Reference Handbook.
Statics
Force systems, equilibrium, centroids, and friction — the backbone of structural and geotechnical setup problems.
Dynamics
Kinematics, mass moments of inertia, force–acceleration, and work–energy–power for particles and rigid bodies — 4–6 questions on the FE Civil.
Mechanics of Materials
Shear and moment signs, axial and bending stress, torsion, thermal deformation, and Mohr’s circle — FE Civil Mechanics of Materials, 7–11 questions.
Materials
Concrete and asphalt mix behavior, material tests, and physical properties of metals, concrete, aggregates, asphalt, and wood — FE Civil Materials, 5–8 questions.
Fluid Mechanics
Knowledge area 8 — Fluid Mechanics, 6–9 questions: flow measurement, fluid properties, fluid statics, and energy, impulse, and momentum. Manning, open channel, and pumps are knowledge area 10 and stay in Hydraulics & Water Resources. The energy equation is taught here even though the Water Resources list names Bernoulli as a hydraulics example.
Surveying
FE Civil knowledge area 9 (6–9 questions): angles and distances, area, earthwork, traverse coordinates, and leveling. Handbook 10.6 prints earthwork and latitude/departure signs on p. 315 and area rules on p. 316. Horizontal and vertical curves are Transportation pp. 307–309, not a Surveying bullet.
Hydraulics & Water Resources
FE Civil knowledge area 10, water-resources half (about 10–15 questions, shared with Environmental): basic hydrology, open channel, pumps, distribution, flood control, stormwater, and groundwater. Water quality, testing, and treatment stay in Environmental Engineering.
Environmental Engineering
Reactor mass balances, BOD kinetics, and detention/overflow — water-resources companion items on the FE Civil.
Structural Engineering
Beam shears and moments, elastic deflections, and LRFD load combinations from the civil exam core.
Geotechnical Engineering
Effective stress, Rankine earth pressure, and bearing capacity — among the highest-weight civil topics.
Transportation Engineering
Stopping sight distance, horizontal curves, and traffic flow — AASHTO handbook staples on the FE Civil.
Construction Engineering
Earthwork average-end-area, equipment production, and CPM float — construction’s quantitative core on the FE.