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Maths and engineering

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Hello,

I am a 15 year old girl and I was wondering if anyone had any advice when it came to how maths relates to engineering? Maths is not my strongest subject but I am hoping to find a mentor to help me improve in this subject.


Any help will be appreciated and thank you in advance. 


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    You might also want to check out this free online course that started today on FutureLearn: Cracking Mechanics: Further Maths For Engineers

    It's supposed to be pitched towards last year at high school students and first year under grads but according to the blurb is very practically based so it will at least give you a flavour of where you might go and why you might go there.

    The lead educator is Laura Dickinson at University of Bristol.

    One of the great things about FutureLearn is that each video ans article has a social media style coments thread attached so you always have people to talk to and bounce thoughts off.  Another great thing is that it's completely free so if after a week you decide you don't like the course all it has cost you is a few hours.
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    You might also want to check out this free online course that started today on FutureLearn: Cracking Mechanics: Further Maths For Engineers

    It's supposed to be pitched towards last year at high school students and first year under grads but according to the blurb is very practically based so it will at least give you a flavour of where you might go and why you might go there.

    The lead educator is Laura Dickinson at University of Bristol.

    One of the great things about FutureLearn is that each video ans article has a social media style coments thread attached so you always have people to talk to and bounce thoughts off.  Another great thing is that it's completely free so if after a week you decide you don't like the course all it has cost you is a few hours.
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