Control Systems Engineering Exam Reference Manual: A Practical Study Guide 2007

Research Triangle Park, NC – June 21, 2007 - ISA published "Control Systems Engineering Exam Reference Manual: A Practical Study Guide," by Bryon Lewis.

This practical reference manual, available in a downloadable PDF format, can be used to prepare for the Control Systems Engineering (CSE) examination.

Multiple topics from the exam, including subject matter from the electrical, mechanical, and chemical engineering disciplines, are covered in this study guide.

"This study guide was a big part of my success in preparing for and taking the exam, because it is concise and compartmentalizes subjects so well. It can be used in the months leading up to the exam, and as a reference on the day of the exam," said Robert Kluck, PE, CAP.

Additional subjects include process measurement and calibration, sizing process control elements, digital logic, analog signals, process safety and shutdown, industrial control networks, NEC and NFPA codes. The manual also provides recommended reference material, detailed examples, and a review of the foundations of process control. This reference manual is ideal for anyone with experience in engineering or designing process control systems preparing to take the Control Systems Engineering examination. The downloadable PDF format allows for easy, instant access.