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It depends on your duties. If you are designing systems, or working with designs, you should have a good foundation in calculus and control systems theory.
If you are just operating systems, I would assume algebra would be enough. That gives you practice in logical relationships.The avionics guys I worked with did not do any math work. There's alot of reading books and shooting wires (finding out if a wire is broken in the miles of wire in the airplane). For the most part though you'll just replace a bad box with a new box. This is of course dependent on the airplane and if you're on the flightline or in the back-shop, though nowadays you could be doing both. Good luck.Here is an avionics math test I found in .32 seconds. http://www.centennialcollege.ca/Default....#If you have any other info about this subject , Please add it free.# |
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