Resources
Being able to learn-by-yourself
"Self-directed Learning" is the technical name of such ability. And it is one of the most important characteristics a technical worker needs to have in today's workplace environment. Nobody can expect to receive continuous training as devices improve or new technologies come up... So any person concerned with her/his career or job stability must develop the skill of finding and digesting information and turn it into knowledge. On my home page, there is a list of websites with technical libraries and training programs to refresh knowledge and keep up with new technologies. In this page, I uploaded and listed a number of documents and websites to complement those I mentioned... I said "digesting information" and now I say "bon appétit"
Works I recommend
- DOE Mathematics 1 (978KB - pdf)
- DOE Mathematics 2 (925KB - pdf)
- DOE Physics 1 (1.1MB - pdf)
- DOE Physics 2 (2.11MB - pdf)
- DOE Physics 3 (1.22MB - pdf)
- DOE Chemistry 1 (2.49MB - pdf)
- DOE Chemistry 2 (1.75MB - pdf)
- DOE Thermodynamics 1 (1.87MB - pdf)
- DOE Thermodynamics 2 (835KB - pdf)
- DOE Thermodynamics 3 (0.98MB - pdf)
- DOE Material Science 1 (1.41MB - pdf)
- DOE Material Science 2 (968KB - pdf)
- DOE Mechanical Science 1 (3.04MB - pdf)
- DOE Mechanical Science 2 (2.98MB - pdf)
- DOE Electrical Science 1 (2.29MB - pdf)
- DOE Electrical Science 2 (1.75MB - pdf)
- DOE Electrical Science 3 (1.19MB - pdf)
- DOE Electrical Science 4 (2.68MB - pdf)
On the Web
- The Future Already Has Started
- Will Your Job Be Done By A Machine?
- Department of Energy - Fundamentals Training Manuals.
- Department of Agriculture - U.S. Forest Service - Pacific Northwest Region
- Army Engineering Publications
- NREL - Photovoltaic Research
- Sandia Labs - PV publications
- California Title 24 Part 3 (California Electrical Code 2013)
- NABCEP - Resources
- EC&M Magazine
- Mike Holt Enterprises
- Basics of Control Circuits- Siemens (pdf)
