I want to be a engineer
Don't remember too much about math. Where do I start sci??
I want to be a engineer
Matthew Ward
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Grayson Sullivan
Khan Academy.
Aaron Stewart
There are Math Refreshers at the beginning of any competent program involving math, comrade.
Tyler Bennett
Learn basic algebra.
Learn basic cad modeling.
Learn how to search google for specialized calculators so all mental ability is ofloaded to trivial programs.
*Bonus - Learn how to program those trivial calculators (copy and pasting since your an engineer will suffice)
Viola, you are an engineer.
Bentley Miller
Where do I start?
Parker Sullivan
Learn basic algebra, dumbass.
Business may be better suited for you desu senpai
Oliver Jones
I think the local Guatemalan landscapers should be hiring, they probably can teach you everything you need to know and then some.
Henry Garcia
poor you little baby, you need a daddy
here:ocw.mit.edu
Brayden White
>I want to be a engineer
>Don't remember too much about math.
don't worry, you won't need it. engineering is 90% feels and intuition. the math is just there to keep you from getting sued or to optimize something you already know works.
Nathaniel Wilson
Start from what you remember and work your way up. Since you've likely learned Algebra, Trigonometry, and some Calculus topics like difference quotients and limits in highschool you should probably remember these topics quickly. Make sure you've mastered highschool algebra before moving on to trig and make sure you've mastered trig before moving on to Calculus. Brushing up on the basics of physics and chemistry should help too.