Improving Engineering Math Skills: Tips and Resources for Self-Study

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Hi my names Bert I’m 23 and I want to get better at engineering math
 
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Hello and :welcome: , Bert!

Have fun and stay curious!
 
Bert2000 said:
Hi my names Bert I’m 23 and I want to get better at engineering math
Welcome to PF, Bert. :smile:

Are you currently in university, or more interested in self-study? Have a look in the Academic Advising and the Textbooks forums in the Education Center for some ideas:

https://www.physicsforums.com/#science-education-and-careers.35

:smile:
 

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