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ELECTRONICS ROADMAP

USER919

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 feel your pain, even at 50 years distance form Uni course !

    Nothing much has changed.

    Almost nothing in the degree course was useful in the short term or the long term.

    I'd like to to see a huge shake-up in engineering education - we need engineers or every kind, but we do our best to make uni courses as boring and difficult as possible - putting huge numbers of people off.

    The best way to learn, IMO, would be some kind of apprenticeship mixed with theoretical stuff.

    MK

  • in reply to michaelkellett

    only fifty years. LOL last year of HS 69 (my 5th year),  and I was doing electronics in grade school. and all my coursework was lab-based,  I remember my first college lab partner (nube)  was doing the scope but did not know you have to calibrate it to the probe the scope before use. 6 labs in I had to redo, all of them. Disappointed

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