Any maths wizz's around

[daleyd]

You can PM me if you like or post here...it's been 30 years for me but I can probably figure out most stuff at hnc level with a little reading. I mainly did pure and applied maths at uni...then after uni I went in a different (mathematical) direction.

The number series stuff I also found difficult but depends what level you are doing?...I'm assuming these aren't fourier/taylor series as that would be more advanced maybe? Basic differentiation/integration I can probably still remember....triple integrals are long gone from my head!

Algebra I'm good with as I use it every day for work (yes it's actually useful...nobody was more surprised than me )

I dabbled with a bit of FFT theory early in my apprenticeship which is used in radar formula but ended up doing other stuff so thankfully didn't need it!

 

[Pigeon_Droppings2]

apprenticeship which is used in radar formula but ended up doing other stuff so thankfully didn't need it!

I think we did radar theory in the "electromagnetism and waves" stuff...but all that knowledge is long gone. The motor/generator stuff around magnetic fields was very interesting I though.

Every time I go on holiday I notice those wing tip vertical fins they added and remember the stuff on drag vortices rolling off the tips in flight.

The applied maths I think most people on here would find really interesting....but there wasn't much money in it when I left uni and I had bills to pay!

 

[jenki]

I did the OU maths intro back in the 90's (M101 to those who have studied with the OU) If the course books are still in the loft you are welcome to them if you think they will help.

 

[Mr Fro]

I'm currently doing a distance learning hnc and have come to the maths module.
I can just about remember enough about quadratic equations to work that section out but have come to a couple of questions about mathematical sequences that I am stuck on. Unfortunately the point in the lecture they discussed this was at 8pm so went in one ear and out the other. Is anyone willing or able to give me a few pointers in the right direction with this.
Many thanks

I used freestudy during the HNC & HND components of my mechanical engineering degree.

It covers loads of stuff with worked examples so I found it really useful.