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alexis12
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Hey guys, so I'm just some teenager who is in first year Mathematics and Physics Bsc at University of Strathclyde in Glasgow UK.
I am doing really well since it's first year it is so easy...
I had a dream yesterday, where I designed some arbitrary piece of tech, and then after that I got the parts necessary and built it. It was a tiny gadget to measure shock waves or something.
Either way I was interested in that, and wanted to see if I would be good at it.
I don't really know what I want to do later, so I wanted to try these things out.
Now, my problem:
I have no idea how to design anything, nor do I remotely know how tech works, nor do I know anything about circuits other than basic high school stuff.
My question:
What specific classes/courses do I need to crash/take in order to get a better understanding of designing/building complex technological systems?
I am taking Physics and Mathematics currently.
I am doing really well since it's first year it is so easy...
I had a dream yesterday, where I designed some arbitrary piece of tech, and then after that I got the parts necessary and built it. It was a tiny gadget to measure shock waves or something.
Either way I was interested in that, and wanted to see if I would be good at it.
I don't really know what I want to do later, so I wanted to try these things out.
Now, my problem:
I have no idea how to design anything, nor do I remotely know how tech works, nor do I know anything about circuits other than basic high school stuff.
My question:
What specific classes/courses do I need to crash/take in order to get a better understanding of designing/building complex technological systems?
I am taking Physics and Mathematics currently.