The data will pop out of your brain when you least expect it.

For my part, I kept all of my text books AND I bought a copy
of TAOE.  Between those and the internet, and the PICLIST,
I can be reasonably sure that anything I actually DO forget I
can find easily.

Anyway, the things that you DON'T use frequently should not
be foremost in your mind.  That honor should be reserved for
really important stuff (resistor color codes, etc).

Mike H.

>How do you keep from forgetting things that you learned in school, but
>don't use everyday? I just got a B.S in Electronics Engineering
>Technology in May of 2003 from Virginia State University and feel like I
>am forgetting so much of what I have learned. What can you do to fight
>that?
>
>Charles K Roberts II

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