What are the zero-based learning skills of the first-level cost engineer?

In the construction industry, the first-class cost engineer examination is quite difficult, and its difficulty should not be underestimated. In order to help you better prepare for the exam, today we will talk about the zero-based learning skills of first-class cost engineers based on the experience of candidates who have passed the exam. Let's have a look.

1. Plan first, then implement.

In the process of learning, I actually spend the least time doing cases, only about 1/3 of the measurement course. Considering that the cases are basically calculation problems, I didn't intend to spend too much time reciting them, so I left about 1 month, about 3 hours a day, from mid-August to mid-September.

In the plan, I first spent a month listening to the online class, during which I finished a whole five-year real question, and finally passed the real question again half a month before the exam.

2. Split before closing

All the problems in the case can be reflected in the other three courses, so learning the other three courses well is the guarantee for the case to pass. According to the knowledge points of six topics, I will first break it down into other subjects, especially the one about the value of time. I can do it in the right direction and in the opposite direction. At that time, my wife was taking the intermediate accountant exam, and I would explain the value of time to her in simple terms, because I spent nearly a week around this topic every day, and I did everything I saw. So, my advice is, together, not afraid to spend more time. It's like when you are studying mathematics, you have the formula of trigonometric function engraved in your mind.

3, sea tactics (do every real question)

I've always believed in sea tactics, especially the entrance examination (cost, first construction, etc. ), in which there are objective questions every five years. About 40% of the original questions or similar questions can be found in the papers in the first five years. I made a copy of the five-year real problem and six sets of simulations I bought. I made a copy first, and I made each copy myself. This time, I did it at will. I can use ellipsis instead, and then I checked the answer because I was in a hurry. By the end of September, do another set every day, write completely according to the steps of answering questions, and then evaluate yourself according to the reference answers.

Another topic is the designated teaching material of the case. If we analyze the exam questions over the years, there is 80% similarity between cases and books every year. So the book will be done and basically passed. If you want a high score, just pay attention to the details. I have done every topic in the textbook once, and I feel it is more difficult than the real topic because it is more detailed.

4. Focus on simulation

This simulation does not refer to the simulated test questions, but to the simulated test atmosphere. /kloc-the day before the exam on 0/5, every day, I add other objective subjects in the morning and do cases in the afternoon, sometimes one set, sometimes two sets; The last three days are a complete afternoon to do a set, check for leaks and fill gaps. One week before the exam, you must go to bed at night 10 and get up before 7: 00 the next morning to keep yourself in a good mental state.

5, the examination room to play

When I took my driver's license for the second time, I usually practiced poorly. The coach asked me to try and it passed. Later, the coach laughed at me for "taking the exam". But I'm really not an exam type, but I prepared well before the exam and came out confidently on the day of the exam, which shows that I'm really not the material for the exam.

The above is the related content of zero-based learning skills for first-class cost engineers compiled by Bian Xiao. So are other candidates. As long as you play well, it is not difficult to beat you. I wish you all a smooth exam in 2020!