I've had this question asked of me several times recently, and I would be very interested to see how some of you would respond if asked this question.
Q. "I graduated high school having taken only the basic minimum math classes. Now that I'm out in the working world, I find myself more and more involved in things electrical/electronic and it's terribly obvious that my math is nowhere near what it needs to be. I have the desire and the funds necessary to take some math classes. In high school I had basic math and Algebra 1. I don't want to be an engineer at NASA, but I do want to be able to analyze electrical problems effectively and speak intellingently to the EE where I work. What classes should I take, and in what order?"
Thanks to all who care to respond.
Q. "I graduated high school having taken only the basic minimum math classes. Now that I'm out in the working world, I find myself more and more involved in things electrical/electronic and it's terribly obvious that my math is nowhere near what it needs to be. I have the desire and the funds necessary to take some math classes. In high school I had basic math and Algebra 1. I don't want to be an engineer at NASA, but I do want to be able to analyze electrical problems effectively and speak intellingently to the EE where I work. What classes should I take, and in what order?"
Thanks to all who care to respond.