Trail 70 Engineer

Electrical 30 was a course offered at my community college to students with no prior experience with electricity or working with tools. I took it as part of my coursework to finish my machinist certificate. We did basic circuit analysis exercises using ohm's law to figure out resistance, current and voltage. We also built 3 awesome projects in this class from basic materials. I still have these 10+ years later and they still work. Plans for these projects can be downloaded below. 

Sample problem introduction to Nodal Method. Basic Circuit Analysis class. (Eng6) A mandatory class for all engineering students. Im fairly proud of my overall notes and grade for this class. Everything is scanned into one big 179page pdf for you to download. University:  San Joaquin Delta College Year Taken:  Spring 2009 Course Number: Eng6 Professor: Robert Crawford Prerequisites: Calc Based Physics for Electricity and Magnetism Downloadable Content: All homework, notes, quizzes and tests

Top half of the notecard I made for a test. Basic Electronics, EE321, was an interesting class that I don't remember much from. My main focus has always been on mechanics and not electricity. University:  Cal Poly SLO Year Taken:  2010 Spring Quarter Course Number:  EE321 Professor:  Gary Perks Prerequisites:  Electric Circuit Theory, Basic Downloadable Content: Class Notes, Midterms, Quizzes and some Homework. Bottom half of the same notecard I made for a test.

Random screen shot taken from my notes. Looks like this is for verifying a fundamental sets for a given function. Differential Calculus, Math 4, is one of the toughest and most interesting classes I have taken. Luckily it was taught by an amazing teacher. His organization and way of describing the problem simply is the only reason I passed with a high grade. These traits are also shown in my notes. University:  San Joaquin Delta College Year Taken:  Before 2009. Course Number:  Math 4 Professor: Chris Barker Prerequisites:  Calculas 1 & 2 (Derivatives and Integrals) Downloadable Content: Class Notes & Sample Problems, Hand Written

Sample problem from my class notes. Mechanics of Materials, CE204, is an entry level engineering class taken by all engineering students. Its covers... "stresses, strains, and deformations associated with axial, torsional, and flexural loading of bars, shafts, and beams." University: Cal Poly SLO Year Taken: 2010, Winter Quarter Course Number: CE204 Prerequisites: Statics Downloadable Content: Example Problems Class Notes, More Examples