Beginning an engineering degree 2

synergix

I will be beginning my engineering degree in the fall and I am wondering what specific areas of my high school science courses should I review. What will be the most important topics anyways I won't be blowing off my summer to study but I would feel much more comfortable if I reviewed the important stuff before I begin.

djeitnstine

Try using the search function, there are many threads on this topic. When I become not lazy I'll post some here.

synergix

Ya I kinda figured there would be thanks

theman408

Trigonometric review is almost certain for you.

Id say everything in engineering is either trigonometric or something else, 50 % trigonometric.

iamthegelo

All of math. Then physics and chemistry for materials science.

synergix

Is math the most important subject to master?

iamthegelo

The more math you know, and the more understanding you have of it, the easier it will be.

I say learn the math then just let your professors teach you their applications.

Abninfamy

I'm a mechanical engineering senior, started school after a 6 year break in education. Some trig and calculus should do you fine. However, with that said, you really shouldn't stress it, you will be taught everything you need to know, and the beginning of every course holds your hand through the material/gives review of previous information.

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synergix	Beginning an engineering degree 2 Tweet I will be beginning my engineering degree in the fall and I am wondering what specific areas of my high school science courses should I review. What will be the most important topics anyways I won't be blowing off my summer to study but I would feel much more comfortable if I reviewed the important stuff before I begin.

djeitnstine Recognitions: Gold Member	Try using the search function, there are many threads on this topic. When I become not lazy I'll post some here.

theman408	Beginning an engineering degree 2 Trigonometric review is almost certain for you. Id say everything in engineering is either trigonometric or something else, 50 % trigonometric.

iamthegelo	All of math. Then physics and chemistry for materials science.

Abninfamy	I'm a mechanical engineering senior, started school after a 6 year break in education. Some trig and calculus should do you fine. However, with that said, you really shouldn't stress it, you will be taught everything you need to know, and the beginning of every course holds your hand through the material/gives review of previous information.