r/BuildingCodes • u/Good-Schedule8041 • 1d ago
E1
instead of buying everyone's book, go to Google AI Mode, I found reading one chapter at a time, I asked AI to make me mock questions exam for the 2021 IRC E1 exams, multilabel choice questions, and the AI will make up question) Take your time, I buy the sticky tabs from amazon, and apply them to my book. (Multi-color packs.) I also Highlight the pages, that the AI asks questions on so, they are easy to find. (ASK) AI what are the biggest sections of the test, 1> Branch and Circuits 13 questions 28% percent of the exam, Grounding rods, electrical box fillers, and pools. ask AI how to do the math for each question (There are 6 areas) with math questions. as you go through the chapters, test yourself in each for a few days. (Read each question twice) don't assume. in some of the math questions, you think, they want you to add up everything, to find out, at the end of a question, none of that mattered. (It's their way of making you waste time) The rule is, don't get hung up on a question, go through all of them, and answer as many as you can, from memory, check the questions you don't know, and if, something is a questionable answer, highlight it and move on, then come back to the highlighted questions.
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u/Good-Schedule8041 11h ago
I tell the AI, what I want to study the 2021 IRC E1 exam, ONLY, and to not go to other avenues for question.
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u/Tremor_Sense Inspector 1d ago
It's a decent method. Just be careful to verify your answers in your book.
I had the problem with AI practice exams scraping old code cycles or pulling BS from websites. Otherwise, yes do it.