Excellent set that you may need for physics as well.
If you look at most of Jason's DVDs you will see that I have reviewed almost all of them. A few years ago I started going back to school part time to work on what is going to be an electrical engineering degree. When looking for supplements to help me get ready for the math classes I found Jason's Algebra Tutor DVDs and continued to get them as I progressed through the classes. I have found them all to be extremely useful. I have worked my way through the entire calculus curriculum and am currently in the second semester of calculus based physics. These have helped me maintain a 4.0 GPA since going back to school.
What I love about Jason's material is he starts from square 1, assuming you have no background in the material he is presenting and walks you through step by step. As he has refined his DVDs he is now setting them up so you get a lecture in one section then multiple problems in the corresponding sections. He only assumes that you know what you need to in...
The Engineering Circuit Analysis Tutor: Volume 1 -- 10 Hour Course!
The Engineering Circuit Analysis Tutor: Volume 1 -- 10 Hour Course!
I bought this Tutor CD package after hiring a new Engineer and finding that she was heavy on Digital Theory but very weak on basic electronics and she needs to pass her General Radio Telephone License (FCC)as part of her employment. This first Volume covers Basic electricity.The very basic,Sect 1: Voltage, Current, and Resistance and progress threw and ends with Sect 20: Current Divider Circuits.Progression threw appears logical of what I can remember of school(30+ years ago). The CD claims it takes 10 hours to go threw the whole 3 disks. I'm not sure how much time a day they want you to spend a day working on each section. However I'd work at my own pace.You can read in the Product Description the details what the CD's will try to teach you. I'll come back with an update after We've gone threw all 3 CD's.
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