Fundamentals
I was recently asked by a younger (science & engineering inclined) student about fundamental concepts they should learn about over the course of their education. I was unsure whether there existed an objective (and widely accepted) process by which to figure out which concepts should be classified as fundamental or not. So instead I decided to share concepts that I observed appeared more frequently in my personal “dependencies graph”.
Fundamentals Fundamentals Last Update: 2022-03-18 “You must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool.” — Richard P. Feynman I was recently asked by a younger (science & engineering inclined) student about fundamental concepts they should learn about over the course of their education. I was unsure whether there existed an objective (and widely accepted) process by which to figure out which concepts should be classified as fundamental or not. So instead I decided to share concepts that I observed appeared more frequently in my personal “dependencies graph”. I came up with the f
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