offtopic: a disntace learing university for a degree on electronical engineering

[bugler]

Hi all, (sorry I can't edit the title to correct the spelling).

with some luck next year I finish a degree in mechanical engineering.

Peter Lindemann has been such a great influence with his books and videos on energy that I decided that I needed to learn all this stuff to be able to understand it and try to come up with something (I have some ideas I want to explore).

But in Spain we have a sadistic culture and the university is just memorizing and memorizing and learning very little. I don't have good memory and I am having a terrible time making a lot of effort just to learn the basics. The books are terrible.
So I am thinking about learning electronic engineering in a UK or American distance university.

Anyone know of any?


The idea of studying mechanical and electronic is that just with one, I feel, I would be very limited to develop ideas. Besides I love learning and yes also studying.

Thanks.

[timh651]

try
University of Phoenix: Accredited Institution – Online & Campus Degree Programs

they have electronics degrees

[Harvey]

You may wish to look into this:

Free Online Course Materials | MIT OpenCourseWare



EDIT: (While OpenCourseWare does not provide any means of certification - the materials may bridge the gap in such a way as to allow you to get ahead in your current courses)

[bugler]

Hi,

thanks for your answers.

I chatted with the phoenix university (grateful they had that service cause I don't understand the jargon) and they asked some questions and someone will get in touch with me via email.

The mitcourses thing don't give a degree but just some courses.
I am interested in a whole degree.

Any more places?

Thanks.