Spring 2019 PE Review Course Information

Want to pass the Civil Engineering PE on the first try?

Want a comprehensive course that offers instruction for the AM and PM modules, AND California-specific exams?

Want to learn study tips and tricks from experienced and licensed instructors?

Want to have a focused study schedule that is efficient and effective?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, you’re in luck because ASCE OC YMF is hosting the Civil Engineering PE Exam Review Course for the April 2019 California PE exam. This review course will provide a guided supplement to your studying.

Learn from specialized PE instructors and experienced industry professionals that will cover all seven subjects of the Civil Engineering California PE exam: Water Resources, Structures, Transportation, Construction, Geotechnical, Seismic Principles, and Engineering Surveying. Course is offered at the following levels:

• Comprehensive PE Review Course (All Breadth, 1 Depth, Seismic & Surveying)*

• 8-Hour National Exam Review Course (All Breadth, 1 Depth) *

• Seismic & Surveying Review Course

• Seismic Review Course only

• Surveying Review Course only

*Course Includes 8-HR NCEES Mock Test

Course Details

Course Schedule

Most sessions are conveniently held on Saturdays and/or Sundays from January to March to accommodate working professionals and students. Geotechnical has been scheduled on a weekday, see schedule below. The 8-hour National Exam is on April 5, 2019. Since April 2018, the Seismic and Surveying exams have been administered on a continuous basis. Depth courses fit within the dates of that specific subject. You may only attend 1 depth course.

Spring 2019 PE Review Course Class Schedule

Mock Test Schedule

Course Location

Transportation Corridor Agencies

125 Pacifica, Suite 120

Irvine, CA  92618-3304

Course Enrollment Rates

ASCE OC YMF is hosting the Annual PE Review Course to provide our members and local civil engineering community with quality instruction to help prepare for the PE exam. As a non-profit, we maintain our commitment to keep rates fair and highly competitive since all proceeds go towards funding scholarships, technical tours, seminars, meetings,  K-12 Outreach, university outreach, and community service events.

Instructor notes will be printed and provided at the beginning of every session.  

Retake Policy

Retake Policy: Guaranteed to pass or you can attend the next course for free. Restrictions apply. Free retake can only be taken within one year of paid course. Email PE Review Chair within two weeks of receiving exam results from the Board. You must show official proof of not passing the exam(s) initially paid for, and express your intent to retake the class. No new course materials will be provided. Change in depth subject during retake class is subject to additional costs. Retake is subject to seat availability, if the PE Review Chair has not been informed within two weeks of receiving results. Valid government ID is required when attending classes.

Refund Policy

• 100% refund shall be returned if requested by January 19th, 2019.
• 75% refund shall be returned if requested by January 25th, 2019
• No refunds will be allowed after January 26, 2019.

MEET OUR INSTRUCTORS

See More at - http://ymf-oc.org/

Surveying Instructor - Ron Moreno, PE, PLS

Ron Moreno is a Senior Engineer and City Surveyor at City of Palm Desert. He is a registered Professional Engineer for state of California and a licensed Professional Surveyor.  Ron Moreno has 27 years of experience working in both private firms and public agencies. He has been an Adjunct Professor at Cal Poly Pomona for almost 12 years.

Construction Instructor - Dan McAuliffe, PE

Dan McAuliffe is a Project Manager for Morley Builders, where he has successfully helped his team complete hospitality, commercial, parking structures, mixed-use multi-family housing, and educational/institutional projects throughout Los Angeles. Passionate about maximizing efficiency for all project team members, Mr. McAuliffe is particularly interested in building information modeling (BIM) and the implementation of Lean Construction techniques during the construction phase of the project life-cycle. Dan has experience teaching construction engineering and management at California State University, Northridge and UCLA Extension. A California-licensed Professional Engineer, Dan completed his M.S. Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering and Management from USC and his B.S. Structural Engineering from UC San Diego.

Geotechnical Instructor - Robert G. Trazo, M.Sc., PE, GE, D.GE, Southern California Geotechnical, Inc.

Southern California Geotechnical, Inc. (SCG) specializes in providing great service to its fantastic clients on commercial, industrial, residential, public, governmental and retail projects.  The company has been structured since its founding in 1998 as a streamlined organization with hands-on involvement by the principals of the company. Because of that, SCG has been and continues to be a valued and trusted member of development design teams in Southern California.  Mr. Trazo has 23 years’ experience in the geotechnical industry beginning with analyzing forensic projects associated with the 1994 Northridge Earthquake and Malibu landslides to building large residential, municipal and bridge projects in Orange County to building large commercial, industrial and retail buildings throughout Southern California.  Mr. Trazo has served as a part-time professor of civil engineering at California Polytechnic University, Pomona since 2003. Mr. Trazo has also taught the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Review Class for California Professional Engineer license exam students since 2001. In addition, Mr. Trazo has served the California Board of Professional Engineers since 2005 as a geotechnical exam development team member and as a geotechnical subject matter technical expert reviewing cases involving other geotechnical engineers in California.  Mr. Trazo is a devoted family man and is involved with community service projects throughout Southern California.

Water Resources & Environmental Instructor - Anthony Farmand, PE

Engineering & Business Manager with over 20+ years of experience in Civil & Environmental Engineering, Program & Project Management, Land Development, Supervision, Oil & Gas, Design & Construction.

Instructor of Hydraulics, Hydrology and Environmental Engineering for the Civil PE Exam since 2002

Registered Professional Civil Engineer in all 50 States, Washington DC, and Guam

Adjunct Faculty at Norco Community College

Doctoral in Engineering (D.Eng.) Management – George Washington University (Fall 2018)

MS – Environmental Engineering – CSU Fullerton, CA

MBA – National University – Fresno, CA

BS – Civil Engineering – CSU Fresno, CA

LEED GA – Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design, Green Associate

QSD/P – Qualified Stormwater Developer / Practitioner

CPESC – Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control

Daniel E. Mitchell, PE – Transportation

Dan Mitchell is an Assistant General Manager and the Chief Engineer for LADOT, the City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation, where he leads the Office of Project Delivery & Operations. His responsibilities include the planning, design, and implementation of the department’s capital improvement and safety projects, including Mayor Eric Garcetti’s Great Streets and Vision Zero programs. Dan also oversees the day-to-day operation of the city streets, including the traffic signal system and the ATSAC Traffic Management Center. Mr. Mitchell earned a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Loyola Marymount University and a master’s degree in Civil Engineering with an emphasis on Transportation Systems from the University of California at Irvine. He is a licensed Civil and Traffic Engineer in the State of California, is certified as a Professional Traffic Operations Engineer, and has over 20 years of experience in transportation and parking management.

About LADOT: The Department of Transportation leads transportation planning, design, construction, maintenance, and operations within the City of Los Angeles. We work together and partner with other agencies to improve safe, accessible transportation services and infrastructure in the city and region.

Seismic/Structural Instructor - Josh Gebelein, M.S., S.E.

Mr. Gebelein is a practicing Structural Engineer at Parsons. He holds a Master of Science degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Stanford University and has more than 20 years of experience specializing in earthquake engineering, performance-based design, seismology and applied mathematics. His projects include many iconic structures of Southern California’s landscape such as Wilshire Grand Tower, Metro Exposition Line and Purple Line, Universal Studios Starway Expansion, Disney California Adventure Cars Land Radiator Springs Racers, LAX Theme Building Retrofit, Burbank RITC, UC Irvine Medical Center, and many more. He is a member of ASCE, SEAOC, ACI, and AISC. Mr. Gebelein has been teaching PE Review classes for ASCE since 2007, and teaches Timber & Masonry Design at CSULA.

Contact Information

For more information please contact: josue.candelario.asce@gmail.com, mvijayakumar@engeo.com, or adubrock@conteches.com

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