looking at a new college

[saywhat? 5,000+ posts]

shoot...i blow a half a tank in three days going back and forth to my college not 10 minutes away. that around town driving kills me. down the freeway, which i drove through a full tank last weekend, i got on average 10 mpg

thanks for posting in a thread that otherwise actually stayed on topic.

 

[bri487 5,000+ posts]

thanks for posting in a thread that otherwise actually stayed on topic.

marleyskaters mom has big *****.

 

[Heresy 10+ year member]

do u think something like this will set me up for those classes if i go in with no knowledge?

You just can not skip the fundamentals. Unless you can somehow learn all the DC circuitry stuff on your own and learn it all by the time the solid state class starts, you are going to have difficulty understanding what is happening with the devices. The one good thing about op-amps and transistors is that on a basic level, Ohm's Law is enough to find the variables you plug into the equations. Once you get multiple devices or start cascading them, you have to know more than just the rudimentary stuff.