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ELECTRONICS ROADMAP

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Hello!

I am a university student and it is my third year studying electronics.  The studying system (programs) is so bad (no application of what you study : pure theory) and old (from the 70s) and the exams are just copies of older ones which lead to me passing the years with a lot of holes in my knowledge and I feel like I don't have any level (the biggest blame is on me there are a bunch of resources online and I chose to take the easy way).

So I want to try and catch up can any one who studied electronics by themselves give me a roadmap with books I should study and if possible with how much time it takes based on his experience. We studied a little of everything my problem is mainly with communication circuits.

Thank you for your time.

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  • I have never studied, but that did not keep me from going into electronics anyway. A very good general book is "the art of electronics" , and I highly recommend doing a practical approach while you are learning by trying out everything you hear in your courses on a breadboard, its also valuable to just get a mixed bag of random electronics and identify parts in the evening. these are thing s that helped me getting the basic concepts into my head and beeing able to make the links from theory to practice.
    Also our element14 series "the learning circuit" and "from DC to daylight" are great to look up a lot of basics.

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  • I have never studied, but that did not keep me from going into electronics anyway. A very good general book is "the art of electronics" , and I highly recommend doing a practical approach while you are learning by trying out everything you hear in your courses on a breadboard, its also valuable to just get a mixed bag of random electronics and identify parts in the evening. these are thing s that helped me getting the basic concepts into my head and beeing able to make the links from theory to practice.
    Also our element14 series "the learning circuit" and "from DC to daylight" are great to look up a lot of basics.

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