Formula Memorization

[alleycatbabe]

I know you need to have an understanding of all the formulas used but how many of the formulas do you really need to memorize. Here's a list of just some of the ones I think (based on going through questions from both Kaplan & Ballast) I'll need to memorize.

All typical Max Shear
All typical Max Moment
All typical Max Deflection
Stress
Thermal Stress (both restrained & unrestrained)
Strain
Modulus of Elasticity
Moment of Inertia
Slenderness Ratio
Flexure (both wood, steel & concrete)
Wind Pressure
Chord Force
Lateral force/shear @ base
Seismic response Coefficient


Are there any more that are important to memorize? Are there some I could probably take off the list? Even this amount of straight memorization seems daunting.

Thanks.

[alleycatbabe]

Or rather, does anyone know what formulas will be provided in the AISC portions that will be provided for on the test. I unfortunately do not have access to it to look up.

[TarynBarrett]

I am starting at the earliest posts and have a lot of catching up to do, my study time got squashed for a few months and I am back at it. I found a link to this document, supposedly it is all the reference material that you get on the test.