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A Community Devoted to the Preservation and Practice of Celestial Navigation and Other Methods of Traditional Wayfinding
From: Geoffrey Kolbe
Date: 2022 Jul 20, 22:54 -0700
My understanding is that RF electronics is not taught in electrical engineering courses any more - and that has been true for a long time. But that is OK, because there are computer design programs which will design RF circuits, given the basic parameters....
I read that 40% of university students in Singapore study STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths) whereas only 4% do in the UK.
I know that over the years I have employed a number of youngsters to come and work in my precision engineering businesses, young lads who are by no means stupid, but who can barely write their own name and need a smart phone to do basic arithmetical manipulation. That seems to be pretty normal for the education system here in Scotland.
With a nod to bringing this back on topic, I struggle to convey the principles of CN to almost anybody because they do not even have a grip on the basic principles to which they can relate. Our political leaders promise the salvation of a white hot technological revolution in this country which will make us all rich - but who is going to do the technical stuff....?
