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Author Biography

John A. Camara, PE, has authored more than a dozen books on Electrical and Computer PE, Nuclear PE, and FE exam preparation, enabling thousands of students and professionals to pass their engineering exams. He is a retired U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander and is currently a technical fellow with The Boeing Company. Mr. Camara received his bachelor of science degree in electrical and computer engineering/materials science and engineering from the University of California at Davis and his master of science degree in space systems from the Florida Institute of Technology.