Hello, just found your site and from the little bit of time Ive spent here, it seems like a great resource for me.
Ok, to my problem. I just went back to university after a very long time (years). I just started my degree in Computer Engineering, already have a BS in CompSci, and got into the introductory electrical circuits class.
Ive become extremely rusty on my math and physics topics. So I was looking for resources/guides/books that cover electrical circuits. As an example, the professor is planning on covering DC/AC circuits simultaneously and so doesnt plan to work of the book . So he starts describing/introducing different components of a circuit and we hit into some equations that use derivatives. Where I got stuck was going from the verbal description of a circuit to figuring out where all the number get plugged in. Sorry for the vague example.
So Im looking to brush up on my physics, math care to recommend some resources? Im going through the sites articles/guides but wanted to get as many sources as possible.
Thanks for you time, I might likely have to expand what Im looking for, but I hope some of you have gone through what Im going to through. thanks again.
Ok, to my problem. I just went back to university after a very long time (years). I just started my degree in Computer Engineering, already have a BS in CompSci, and got into the introductory electrical circuits class.
Ive become extremely rusty on my math and physics topics. So I was looking for resources/guides/books that cover electrical circuits. As an example, the professor is planning on covering DC/AC circuits simultaneously and so doesnt plan to work of the book . So he starts describing/introducing different components of a circuit and we hit into some equations that use derivatives. Where I got stuck was going from the verbal description of a circuit to figuring out where all the number get plugged in. Sorry for the vague example.
So Im looking to brush up on my physics, math care to recommend some resources? Im going through the sites articles/guides but wanted to get as many sources as possible.
Thanks for you time, I might likely have to expand what Im looking for, but I hope some of you have gone through what Im going to through. thanks again.