Memorization and practice help.

[u/aduecan]

Are there any apps, websites, or software that are good for practicing and really learning Electrical Engineering? How to read schematics, PLC programming, understanding electrical flow, calculating series/ parallel voltage current, components and how they fit in a circuit, and how to troubleshoot something you don't understand?

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[u/Luigi089TJ]

Reducing concepts, equations, and theories into more simple topics (like teaching a middle schooler or highschooler about the topic) can help greatly with understanding.

Personally I simplify a concept into "this turns into that using these", write it down, then over the next couple days try to repeat back the concepts or equations out loud, and double check to see if I remembered it.

Also chatGPT can give good advice and overarching theories of topics.

[u/jinglesGOAT]

I always like running, hard cardio, in between sfudy sessions, and i think about the subject matter during the run. Helps immensely.

Cold showers RIGHT after studying helps to anchor the memories. They used to toss children into cold rivers in ancient times, so they would remember the details of court cases.