Hi,

I would be glad to hear your opinion about one of my pending projects.
I'm writting a practical course about electronics. Practical meaning
with minimum
math and formulas, covering mostly the aspects which many of you know
only from real life and every day practice. Practical meaning a bag
attached to the CD with all the components described inside, so the
reader could see them with own eyes and design with those parts his
own application or some experiments described in the course.
For example the chapter about transistors is covering everything from
old germanium bipolar transistors to MOS-FET, giving to the reader a
complete image about transistor's evolution since 1928 when the first
patent was registered  till today. Also it's teaching the reader about
how to read corectly a datasheet.
The writting level will be medium (but this means more than usuall
books about electronics you can see on Amazon, I'm talking about those
which are starting with pictures with drilling machine or soldering
irons), giving the possibility for someone not very experienced ( but
tenacious) to catch the microbe of electronics.

I'm interested if such course will be interesting for english readers too...
I want to hear mostly about the students or high school pupils
experience, those which are playing with PICs without knowing exactly
how a transistor really work.
I hope there are such listeners on the list, despite the answering
efforts of old piclisters.

thx,
Vasile
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