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Message: [QUOTE="LaserMoose, post: 165943, member: 26991"] I don't mean to derail the thread, but the curriculums I've been through focus on learning how to learn, if that makes sense. I'm not a CompSci major, but without saying too much, I am in a very closely related STEM field. The skills necessary to troubleshoot problems is crucial to learn, and I'd found that those skills could only be figured out by solving those problems on my own. When your back is against the wall, bouncing ideas off of classmates is also incredibly important in learning the material, as a fresh set of eyes can bring up things that you may not have thought about initially. To answer the thread question, one of my favorite books is Practical Electronics for Inventors. Very informative about a plethora of different components, filters, and circuits. [ATTACH type="full" width="240px" alt="1743977985488.jpeg"]55189[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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