10-29-2015, 06:46 PM
Any suggestions for a starting point?
Prior to joining the Army I worked as a machinist and spent four years of my life as an mech engineering major in a tech college. Although my math skills have faded, and some of this is new compared to my previous area of study I do have a good foundation for the understanding of some of the information required. At least I think that I do, anyway.
Once I start back at school in January, now having made to switch back to being a civilian (a daywalker, if you will, accounting for my reserve obligation) this would be an apt bridge between my hobbies and formal education. I do have to recover from four years lost (not lost, more like spent pursuing the idea of a greater good), but I still do have at least the basis of a head start.
Prior to joining the Army I worked as a machinist and spent four years of my life as an mech engineering major in a tech college. Although my math skills have faded, and some of this is new compared to my previous area of study I do have a good foundation for the understanding of some of the information required. At least I think that I do, anyway.
Once I start back at school in January, now having made to switch back to being a civilian (a daywalker, if you will, accounting for my reserve obligation) this would be an apt bridge between my hobbies and formal education. I do have to recover from four years lost (not lost, more like spent pursuing the idea of a greater good), but I still do have at least the basis of a head start.