TheArrow
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- How did you find PF?
- Google a while back while searching for an aerospace engineering forum, lurked off and on, finally decided to join.
Hello everyone,
In terms of background, I'm largely self-educated (rather, self-directed would probably be more accurate) since I left high school early. I've spent the past year really grinding on learning math and programming after spending too long working a deadend job. I've completed pre-calculus and have started going through the Active Calculus textbook after it was recommended to me by an acquaintance. And I hope to enter into an aerospace engineering program once the lockdowns, etc. are finished. Personally I want to experience the collaboration and physically being around people with similar interests, so paying full price for Zoom calls doesn't really sit well with me. Plus this gives me time to make sure I'm up to speed on what I need to be up to speed on before going in.
I occasionally help out on the r/HomeworkHelp and r/LearnMath subreddits, but I've been distancing myself from that platform for a while. I still help others when I can on the r/HomeworkHelp Discord though, which is only fair because I've used them for a lot of help myself. I'm always willing to learn and do deep dives into subjects that interest me, and I'm glad that I've found a community that shares the same.
Anyways, thanks for having me.
In terms of background, I'm largely self-educated (rather, self-directed would probably be more accurate) since I left high school early. I've spent the past year really grinding on learning math and programming after spending too long working a deadend job. I've completed pre-calculus and have started going through the Active Calculus textbook after it was recommended to me by an acquaintance. And I hope to enter into an aerospace engineering program once the lockdowns, etc. are finished. Personally I want to experience the collaboration and physically being around people with similar interests, so paying full price for Zoom calls doesn't really sit well with me. Plus this gives me time to make sure I'm up to speed on what I need to be up to speed on before going in.
I occasionally help out on the r/HomeworkHelp and r/LearnMath subreddits, but I've been distancing myself from that platform for a while. I still help others when I can on the r/HomeworkHelp Discord though, which is only fair because I've used them for a lot of help myself. I'm always willing to learn and do deep dives into subjects that interest me, and I'm glad that I've found a community that shares the same.
Anyways, thanks for having me.
