Recent content by LLT71

many thanks my friend for the recommendations!

Oh, I haven't took any of that :S Would you mind sharing some good books about general and organic chemistry, biology? No prerequisites before that? Do you have any tips for learning all off this stuff?

Thank you! Any prerequisites for cell biology?

I come from totally engineering background but I'm passionate learner in my free time! I would like to start learning from the fundamentals about cancer and see if I can get some insights using my (engineering) background, as I'm progressing more and more in my learning career. Just give me your...

I'm sorry I'm beginner at this can you make it a bit simpler? :D

If we have 300kHz bandwidth and every channel uses 100kHz BW, then theoretically we can have total of 3 channels that won't overlap. Why do we need to assign some of the bandwidth for "safe gap" between channels if they "don’t" overlap?

teletraffic engineering but I would like to have math knowledge to understand "general math for engineer no matter which branch" if I ever want to orient towards something else, but basically physics and math you need to know for electrical engineering is almost the same as for teletraffic and...

me too! and yes I have searched for it but I don't know in which order I should learn. I don't want to just "try something new" and after few lections find out I've just wasted my time and I had to already learn something before it in order to understand it. so I'm not telling "math roadmap" in...

Thanks! They are formed in such a fashion where we are doing them and don't have proper understanding of maths behind and all we get is something like this "Here is Fourier transform, here are their properties. Let's do some basic problems. Done!". In my opinion you first need to ponder Linear...

Hey people, I study engineering but our math is very poor here. We basically do high school maths with the addition of slightly complicated integrals. So here is the deal. As I want to be a better engineer I'm asking someone to give me specific ordered list of what math's I should attack next...

like a lot of people out there that paradoxical thing bugged me since high school, but no one ever seemed to explain me better than this guy: OP I strongly advise you to watch this video to really get a clear(er) picture of a derivative.

none of the above but I like them both, so thanks for the recommendations! case closed :D

I remember I've seen here some book recommendations on Classical Mechanics, and when I saw few pages of a particular one from the Amazon it had a TON of problems after each chapter but I somehow forgot to bookmark it... Can someone provide me with the name? Thanks!

awesome, thanks!