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Study Plan for Engineering

Updated Study Plan for:

  • Engineering Mathematics
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Electronic Engineering
  • Robotics Engineering
  • Optical Engineering
  • Embedded Software Development

General Overview

  1. Phase 1: Foundation Building (Years 1–2)
    Focus on math, physics, programming, and introductory engineering concepts.
  2. Phase 2: Core Knowledge Development (Years 3–5)
    Deep dive into theory and practical applications, including labs and projects.
  3. Phase 3: Specialization and Integration (Years 6–8)
    Combine knowledge to design, manufacture, and program complex systems, including robotics and optical systems.

Phase 1: Foundation Building (Years 1–2)

Year 1: Math, Physics, and Programming

Year 2: Introduction to Engineering Disciplines

Phase 2: Core Knowledge Development (Years 3–5)

Year 3: Intermediate Topics

Year 4–5: Practical Projects

Phase 3: Specialization and Integration (Years 6–8)

Year 6–8: Advanced Projects and Specialization

  • Projects:
    • Design and build a robotic arm with embedded control.
    • Develop an autonomous drone with custom electronics and software.
    • Create a smart home automation system.
    • Design and build an advanced optical system (e.g., laser-based communication system).
  • Specialization:
    • Choose one area to specialize in (e.g., Robotics, Embedded Systems, Optical Engineering).
    • Resources (English): Research papers, advanced courses, industry certifications.
    • Resources (Russian): Научные статьи, продвинутые курсы, профессиональные сертификации.
  • Time Commitment: 4 hours/day (project-based).

Weekly Schedule Example (Phase 1–2)

Day Activity
Monday Math (2h), Mechanical Engineering (1h), Programming (1h)
Tuesday Physics (2h), Electronic Engineering (1h), Robotics (1h)
Wednesday Math (2h), Embedded Systems (1h), Programming (1h)
Thursday Physics (2h), Mechanical Engineering (1h), Optical Engineering (1h)
Friday Math (2h), Robotics (1h), Embedded Systems (1h)
Saturday Review and Practice Problems (4h)
Sunday Rest or Optional Reading (e.g., Engineering News, Research Papers)

Key Tips from Professionals

  1. Consistency is Key: Study daily, even if it’s just for an hour.
  2. Hands-On Practice: Build projects early and often. Platforms like Hackster.io and Хабрахабр are great for inspiration.
  3. Join Communities: Engage with forums like Reddit (r/engineering, r/learnprogramming), Quora, and Хабрахабр.
  4. Use Multiple Resources: Combine books, online courses, and video tutorials for a well-rounded understanding.
  5. Track Progress: Keep a journal or GitHub repository of your projects and learning milestones.