NCEES FE Other Disciplines
North America & global 🇺🇸🇨🇦🌍PROFESSIONALNCEES FE Other Disciplines — engineering maths, mechanics, thermal-fluids, electrical, economics and ethics.
📏 The FE Other Disciplines exam has 110 questions in a 6-hour computer-based appointment at Pearson VUE (5 h 20 min of exam time plus a 25-minute break), offered year-round with the NCEES FE Reference Handbook on screen; results are reported only as pass or fail.
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14 lessons1 subjectSelf-pacedProfessional plan
Beginner
Beginner skill
The mathematical toolkit and the professional-practice topics every FE candidate needs first.
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🔒 After lessonsMathematical Foundations
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Engineering Mathematics
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Probability and Statistics
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🔒 After lessonsProfessional Practice
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Engineering Ethics and Societal Impacts
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Safety, Health, and Environment
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Engineering Economics
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Intermediate
Intermediate skill
Mechanics of rigid and deformable bodies, plus the chemistry and materials science behind engineering materials.
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🔒 After lessonsMechanics
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Statics
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Dynamics
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Strength of Materials
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🔒 After lessonsChemistry and Materials
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Chemistry
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Materials
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Advanced
Advanced skill
Thermal-fluid sciences, electrical systems and instrumentation, at full FE exam difficulty.
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🔒 After lessonsThermal-Fluid Sciences
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Fluid Mechanics
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Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
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🔒 After lessonsElectrical Systems and Measurement
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Basic Electrical Engineering
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Instrumentation and Data Acquisition
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Syllabus coverage · NCEES FE Other Disciplines
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- Area 1: Mathematics and Advanced Engineering Mathematics — calculus, linear algebra, ODEs, Laplace transforms and numerical methodsEngineering Mathematics →
- Area 2: Probability and Statistics — distributions, Bayes' rule, confidence intervals, regression and system reliabilityProbability and Statistics →
- Area 3: Engineering Ethics and Societal Impacts — NCEES Model Rules, public welfare, competence, conflicts, sealing and licensureEngineering Ethics and Societal Impacts →
- Area 4: Safety, Health, and Environment — hierarchy of controls, TWA/TLV exposure, OSHA noise dose, confined spaces and flammabilitySafety, Health, and Environment →
- Area 5: Engineering Economics — time value of money, present/annual worth, depreciation, break-even and benefit–cost ratioEngineering Economics →
- Area 6: Statics — 2D/3D force/moment equilibrium, trusses, centroids, area moments of inertia and dry frictionStatics →
- Area 7: Dynamics — kinematics, Newton's second law, work–energy, impulse–momentum and single-degree-of-freedom vibrationsDynamics →
- Area 8: Strength of Materials — axial/torsional/bending stress, shear-moment diagrams, Mohr's circle, beam deflection and Euler bucklingStrength of Materials →
- Area 9: Chemistry — stoichiometry, ideal gases, thermochemistry, equilibrium/pH, electrochemistry and kineticsChemistry →
- Area 10: Materials — crystal structures, stress–strain curves, phase diagrams (lever rule), heat treatment, corrosion and compositesMaterials →
- Area 11: Fluid Mechanics — hydrostatics, buoyancy, continuity, Bernoulli, Moody Darcy–Weisbach pipe head loss and pump powerFluid Mechanics →
- Area 12: Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer — properties, first/second laws, Rankine/Brayton/refrigeration cycles and conduction/convection/radiationThermodynamics and Heat Transfer →
- Area 13: Basic Electrical Engineering — DC circuits, RC/RL transients, AC impedance/power factor, three-phase power and transformersBasic Electrical Engineering →
- Area 14: Instrumentation and Data Acquisition — Wheatstone bridges, RTDs/thermocouples, 4–20 mA loops, Nyquist sampling, ADC resolution and feedbackInstrumentation and Data Acquisition →
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