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SCE FE General Complete Review Guide 2026–2027

Every exam topic in a 87-page Arabic PDF, ordered from the heaviest unit to the lightest. The first three chapters alone cover about 41% of the exam questions.

  • 87Pages
  • 233Key points
  • 109Common mistakes
  • 169Flashcards

Guide map

Each chapter is one exam unit, ordered by its weight in the real exam.

ChapterUnitWeightExam questionsKey points
1General Skills24%2217
2Mathematics10%916
3Computer Literacy7%617
4Statics and Dynamics7%615
5Chemistry7%615
6Materials Science and Engineering7%618
7Engineering Economics7%618
8Project Management7%618
9Ethics and Professionalism7%616
10Probability and Statistics4%416
11Engineering Drawing4%418
12Thermodynamics3%314
13Fluid Mechanics3%318
14Electricity and Magnetism3%317

Source of the weights

Chapter 1 in full: General Skills

24% of the exam, about 22 questions. These are its key points, as in the guide.

  1. Deductive reasoning moves from general to specific and guarantees the conclusion if the premises hold; inductive reasoning moves from specific to general and only makes the conclusion probable (GE-T14-01).
  2. Valid form: if A then B; A is true, so B is true (modus ponens). Denying B implies denying A (GE-T14-01).
  3. In written communication: start with the summary, then the evidence, and match the language to the reader (GE-T14-02).
The rest of chapter 1, on this page
  1. In graphs: a clear title, labelled axes with units, and a suitable scale (GE-T14-02).
  2. Effective oral communication includes active listening and checking understanding by paraphrasing (GE-T14-02).
  3. Successful teamwork needs clear roles, shared goals, open communication and accountability (GE-T14-03).
  4. SMART goals: specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-bound (GE-T14-04).
  5. Continuing professional development (CPD) includes courses, certifications, mentoring and reading (GE-T14-04).
  6. The five conflict styles: competing, collaborating, compromising, avoiding, accommodating (GE-T14-05).
  7. In resolving conflict: separate people from the problem, focus on interests rather than positions, and look for win-win options (GE-T14-05).
  8. Eisenhower matrix: urgent and important, do now; important not urgent, schedule; urgent not important, delegate (GE-T14-06).
  9. The critical path is the longest chain of activities; any delay on it delays the whole project (GE-T14-06).
  10. Sustainability looks at three dimensions: environmental, social and economic (triple bottom line) (GE-T14-07).
  11. An environmental impact assessment (EIA) is done before construction to identify project impacts and ways to reduce them (GE-T14-07).
  12. Hierarchy of controls: eliminate the hazard, substitute, engineering controls, administrative controls, then personal protective equipment (GE-T14-07).
  13. Significant figures: for multiplication and division keep the fewest significant figures; for addition and subtraction keep the fewest decimal places (GE-T14-10).
  14. Standard deviation measures spread around the mean; about 95% of normally distributed values fall within ±2σ (GE-T14-11).

Common mistakes in this chapter

  • Mixing up necessary and sufficient conditions in inference questions.
  • Confusing an assumption with a conclusion: an assumption is an unstated premise the reasoning needs.
  • Affirming the consequent: if A then B, and B happened, does not mean A happened.
  • Escalating to the manager at once in any dispute between colleagues before trying direct dialogue.
  • Using one communication style for every audience: a technical report does not suit a non-specialist client without simplification.
  • Adding relative uncertainties for sums and differences, or absolute ones for products and quotients.
  • Counting zeros to the left of a number as significant: 0.0045 has only two significant figures.
  • Picking the alternative on cost alone in a decision matrix, ignoring weights, safety and environment.

The other chapters are in the full guide

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7-day review plan

The chapters are spread over 6 days by weight so each day carries a similar load. Day 7 is a full exam.

  1. Day 1 · 24% of the exam

    Chapter 1: General Skills

  2. Day 2 · 17% of the exam

    Chapter 2: Mathematics
    Chapter 11: Engineering Drawing
    Chapter 13: Fluid Mechanics

  3. Day 3 · 17% of the exam

    Chapter 3: Computer Literacy
    Chapter 7: Engineering Economics
    Chapter 14: Electricity and Magnetism

  4. Day 4 · 14% of the exam

    Chapter 4: Statics and Dynamics
    Chapter 8: Project Management

  5. Day 5 · 14% of the exam

    Chapter 5: Chemistry
    Chapter 9: Ethics and Professionalism

  6. Day 6 · 14% of the exam

    Chapter 6: Materials Science and Engineering
    Chapter 10: Probability and Statistics
    Chapter 12: Thermodynamics

  7. Day 7

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A look at each chapter

The first three key points of each chapter, as they appear in the guide (in Arabic in the PDF).

Chapter 1: General Skills

  • Deductive reasoning moves from general to specific and guarantees the conclusion if the premises…
  • Valid form
  • In written communication

Chapter 2: Mathematics

  • Chain rule \( \frac{d}{dx}f(g(x))=f'(g(x))\,g'(x) \), product rule \( (uv)'=u'v+uv' \), quotient rule \( (u/v)'=(u'v-uv')/v^2…
  • The tangent slope at \( x_0 \) is \( f'(x_0) \), and the tangent…
  • The absolute maximum on a closed interval comes from comparing function values at the…

Chapter 3: Computer Literacy

  • The CPU contains the ALU and the control unit; main memory (RAM) is volatile…
  • Input devices include the keyboard and mouse, output devices the monitor and printer, and…
  • 1 byte \( =8 \) bits; 1 KB \( =1024 \) bytes in traditional…

Chapter 4: Statics and Dynamics

  • A particle in equilibrium has zero resultant force; no moment equation is needed because…
  • Moment of a force
  • A pin support gives two reaction components, a roller gives one reaction perpendicular to…

Chapter 5: Chemistry

  • The formula of an ionic compound makes total charge zero
  • Common names
  • Group 1 elements other than hydrogen are reactive alkali metals, group 17 are halogens…

Chapter 6: Materials Science and Engineering

  • Mechanical properties
  • Electrical properties
  • Selecting a material

Chapter 7: Engineering Economics

  • The balance sheet shows financial position at a specific date: assets = liabilities +…
  • The income statement shows revenues and expenses over a period, with net income =…
  • The cash flow statement splits cash into operating, investing, and financing activities (indicator 11.1).

Chapter 8: Project Management

  • A project is a temporary effort with a start and an end that produces…
  • The three constraints are scope, time, and cost; a change in one affects the…
  • Project process groups

Chapter 9: Ethics and Professionalism

  • Engineering codes of ethics rest on core principles
  • An engineer makes truthful, objective public statements and does not exaggerate qualifications or experience…
  • An engineer keeps client and employer information confidential unless that conflicts with public safety…

Chapter 10: Probability and Statistics

  • Mean \( \bar{x}=\frac{1}{n}\sum x_i \); the median is the middle value after sorting; the…
  • Sample variance \( s^2=\frac{\sum(x_i-\bar{x})^2}{n-1} \) and standard deviation \( s=\sqrt{s^2} \) (GE-T2-01).
  • Multiplication rule \( P(A\cap B)=P(A)P(B|A) \); for independent events \( P(B|A)=P(B) \) (GE-T2-02).

Chapter 11: Engineering Drawing

  • Thick continuous line
  • Dashed line
  • Thin chain line

Chapter 12: Thermodynamics

  • \( R=8.314 \) J/(mol·K) \( =0.08206 \) L·atm/(mol·K); choose the constant that matches the…
  • For a fixed mass of ideal gas
  • The saturated steam table is entered by pressure or temperature and gives \( v_f…

Chapter 13: Fluid Mechanics

  • At depth \( h \) in a static fluid of constant density
  • Pascal's law
  • A piezometer is a vertical tube that measures the gauge pressure of a liquid…

Chapter 14: Electricity and Magnetism

  • Electric charge \( Q \) is in coulombs, and the electron charge is about…
  • Power \( P=VI=I^2R=\dfrac{V^2}{R} \) is in watts, energy \( W=Pt \) is in joules…
  • Magnetism

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Is it up to date for 2026–2027?

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Pages
87
Edition
1448 AH · 2026–2027
Language
Arabic
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