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Electrical engineering cit

alan86 · 2013-06-13 20:01:21

Heading to cit in September going direct into 2nd year cause I am a quilified electrician but its been 5 years since I was in Fas. Just wondering if anyone here has just done 2nd year and could give me a heads up what I could be doin over the summer and if there is any good books or websites to look at and what i can…

13-06-2013 09:01PM

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alan86

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Heading to cit in September going direct into 2nd year cause I am a quilified electrician but its been 5 years since I was in Fas. Just wondering if anyone here has just done 2nd year and could give me a heads up what I could be doin over the summer and if there is any good books or websites to look at and what i can expect from the maths so I won't be miles behind in September.

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#2 21-06-2013 07:10PM

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Find the email address of the lecturer(s) on the colleges website and email him/her about the books for the course, that should give you a nice taste of what to expect.

http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/ this should give you plenty of reading material in the meantime and seems to be a nice introduction to the basics of electrical engineering, the maths does look intimidating to me but have a look yourself and see if you need a refresher course.

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