Course Overview
The Civil PE Structural Review course provides comprehensive review of the NCEES Structural topics according to the April 2024 syllabus:
- Structural Mechanics
- Soil Properties and Soil Mechanics
- Materials
- Gravity and Lateral Loads,
- Analysis of Determinate and Indeterminate Structures,
- Design and Detailing of Structural Components (Steel, Concrete, Wood and Masonry)
- Temporary Structures and Special Inspection
The Civil PE Structural course has a total of 120 hours of lectures, Homework (CBT), Mini-exams (CBT) for each module and a final full 8-hour Simulation Exam (CBT) that includes 80 problems. A review of the simulation exam solution for the Structural Depth is provided.
Civil PE Structural Class binder and Handout materials are provided as digital secured documents. Class participants will require to install a special viewer and a license to be able to view the secured documents. The Class binder and Handout materials are licensed to ONE (1) computer with ONE (1) time allowance to print.
Available Packages
- Access to Recorded Webinars – 120 hours of instructions (8 months access) - CBT Fall 2025.
- Digital Class Binder – Fundamentals, Examples, MCQ Homework (CBT). See Handout Policies.
- Mini-Exams for each Module (CBT)
- Full Simulation Exam (CBT)
- Access to Ask the Instructor Portal
- Access to Discussion Forum
- Free one time repeat (4 months access)
Your Instructors
Dr. Ibrahim, S.E, P.E, P.M.P, is a graduate of The University of British Columbia, with specialty in the seismic analysis and design of structures. He has more than 30 years of experience in design, construction, research and teaching in the field of structural engineering. He has also authored several technical articles in leading publications. He has been teaching CA seismic principles and SE preparation classes (Previously EET) for the last 10 years.
Dr. Zayati, Ph.D, S.E, P.E, graduated from University of California, Berkeley, with a doctorate degree in Structural Engineering. Dr. Zayati has more than 30 years of professional experience in research, design, and retrofit of structures. He presented several technical papers at both national and international conferences and co-authored peer reviewed journal articles on beam-column joint design, and strut-and-tie method. Dr. Zayati has been teaching SE preparation and Civil Structural Depth classes for the last 10 years.