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NCARB Approved for all Six Divisions

PPI's second edition of the ARE 5.0 Exam Review by David Kent Ballast offers a comprehensive review of content areas covered in all six NCARB ARE 5.0 division exams. Building on the first edition, the content has been thoroughly reviewed and updated to the ARE 5.0 exam objectives for all six divisions
 

Key Features:

• NCARB approvals on all six divisions
• 200 new pages of content to provide up-to-date exam coverage for all ARE 5.0 exam objectives
• A thorough review of all exam objectives to prepare you to pass all six divisions
• Over 150 example questions reinforce what you’ve learned and clarify how to apply key architectural concepts
• Pages tabbed in six different colors, one for each division, for easy lookup of a particular exam division
• Hundreds of tables and figures to facilitate referencing and problem solving
• Advice, tips, and exam taking strategies to prepare you for exam day

 
All Six ARE 5.0 Exam Divisions Covered Comprehensively

• Practice Management
• Project Management
• Programming & Analysis
• Project Planning & Design
• Project Development & Documentation
• Construction & Evaluation

Binding: Paperback
About the Publisher: PPI, A Kaplan Company has been trusted by engineering exam candidates since 1975. 

David Kent Ballast, FAIA, CSI, NCIDQ Certification No. 9425, is the owner of Architectural Research Consulting, a firm offering information and management services to architects, interior designers, and the construction industry. Mr. Ballast taught interior construction and other courses for twenty years at Arapahoe Community College. A licensed architect in Colorado and an NCIDQ certificate holder, Mr. Ballast has authored many books published by PPI on design topics and ARE review.

Steven E. O’Hara, PE, is a professor of architectural engineering in the School of Architecture at Oklahoma State University. Professor O’Hara earned bachelor of science and master of architectural engineering degrees from Oklahoma State University. He is a licensed engineer in Oklahoma.