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ESD The Engineering Society Announces Professional Engineers Licensing Review Course Preparatory Studies for the April 2001 Exam

19 December 2000

ESD The Engineering Society Announces Professional Engineers Licensing Review Course Preparatory Studies for the April 2001 Exam

    SOUTHFIELD, Mich., Dec. 19 ESD provides a top-notch
teaching team that has successfully prepared thousands of candidates for the
Fundamentals of Engineering Exam.  The FE Review Course provides 60 hours of
instruction in engineering fundamentals for candidates planning to take Part I
of the Professional Engineers Exam to be held in April 2001.  Course materials
include: Dr. Merle C. Potter's Fundamentals of Engineering, (10th Edition),
National Council of Examiners of Engineering & Surveying FE Sample Questions,
and FE Reference Handbook.  Submit your completed registration form to ESD by
Fax, phone, or register online at http://www.esd.org .  The Principles & Practice PE
(Part II Review) course starts Feb. 24, 2000.  For information on dates and
text materials, contact Cynthia McKenzie at 248-355-2910, ext. 147.

    WHO:    ESD The Engineering Society

    WHAT:   Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Review Course (Part I Review)

    WHEN:   January 16, 2001 - March 20, 2001
            Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6 - 9 p.m.

    WHERE:  ESD The Engineering Society
            26100 American Drive, Suite 500
            Southfield, Michigan

    COST:   ESD Members - $500
            Non Member -  $625
            (Registration fee includes all text materials)

    Founded in 1895, as the Association of Graduate Engineers of the
University of Michigan, ESD The Engineering Society has evolved into the
nation's largest multi-disciplinary engineering and scientific society of its
kind.  With more than 6,000 members throughout the Great Lakes Region, ESD
unites engineers, scientists, architects and those in related technical
fields.  The Society's programs and services are dedicated to the enhancement
of professional development, the advancement of technology and the promotion
of the engineering and scientific professions, thereby enabling positive
contributions to society.  For membership information or program registration
visit the ESD website at http://www.esd.org or call 800-659-2559.