Resources for Young Engineers and Scientists
Explore valuable science resources for learning.Welcome to our curated collection of resources for students, hobbyists, and aspiring engineers. Here, we bring together the best online platforms, books, articles, tutorials, and tools across aerospace, mechanical, electrical, physics, and general science. Whether you’re looking to learn new skills, explore advanced topics, or find practical project guides, our resource page is designed to inspire, educate, and empower you to take your curiosity to the next level.”
Resources
Where to learn math?
Khan Academy offers clear, step-by-step math lessons perfect for high school students.
Visit Khanacademy.org for more.
Best engineering courses?
MIT OpenCourseWare provides free engineering classes that dive deep into real-world problems.
Visit ocw.mit.edu for more
Any coding tutorials?
freeCodeCamp has hands-on coding projects and lessons that help beginners build practical skills.
Where to find science videos?
CrashCourse on YouTube makes science topics engaging and easy to understand.
How to practice problem-solving?
Brilliant.org offers interactive challenges to sharpen your analytical thinking.
Are there communities for learners?
Reddit’s r/engineering and Stack Exchange are great places to ask questions and connect.
Are there free textbooks?
Yes, check out OpenStax for free, high-quality textbooks in physics and engineering.
Where to find projects?
Instructables.com has hands-on projects for all engineering fields to try at home.
How to practice physics?
Try solving problems on Brilliant.org and watch tutorial videos on YouTube channels like Physics Girl.
How to stay motivated learning?
Join online communities like Reddit’s r/engineeringstudents to share progress and get support.