LocRocker

I'm looking to start slowly preparing for the PE exam. I will be eligible to take it next year and don't want to start cramming down to the wire.

Are there any online prep courses that you may have heard of or recommend for the PE exam? Or, if you're in the state of Ohio, any in-person course information would also be appreciated.

This isn't for any special occasion, it's "just because". I want to get him a spontaneous gift that he'll love.

I was thinking about a trip somewhere with activities that won't be physically demanding. (He had knee surgery fairly recently)

About him: He's a typical IT guy and he loves flying (simulators and occasional seat time)

Please help!

I have a copy of Autodesk Inventor that was paid for some time ago. My license has since expired and I have a personal project that I would like to complete on it. It doesnt make sense to pay for a brand new license just for one project so I'm hoping someone knows how/from where I can get a license.

Is anyone going to any HBCU homecomings? I think there should be Reddit meetups at each one.

Couldn't decide if I should post in r/AskReddit or here.

I took the FE exam last year in North Carolina (where I attended school). I now live & work in Ohio and I have every intention of taking the PE when my 4 years is up. Can I take the PE in Ohio even though I passed the FE exam in North Carolina? Or will it not be that easy?

Figured this would be a good question for this subreddit.

I guess I searched for this community just in time seeing that it only started 4 months ago. So now I wonder what other schools are represented here already by subscribers?

I was just curious.

I'm a graduating Mechanical Engineering major and I've just recently learned about the Order of the Engineer ceremony and have been invited to take part in it,

How many of you Engineers in industry wear your rings or, if you haven't taken the oath, perhaps see them often?