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I passed the basic exam in 2008. I was busy with projects during that time and did not review it seriously.* . After the exam, I feel that although there are many things tested in the basics, there is still a way to pass. First of all, the professional foundation must be solid. Mathematics, chemistry, chemical engineering principles, and physical chemistry should have a deep impression. ; The second is to dabble in other majors, and have an impression of programming and physics. ; Again, it’s about what you are right and what you don’t know. You need to choose your work skillfully. If you can get points, you will get points. ; In the end it's just a bit of luck. Good luck! Share my achievements: 157/132 passed. I know how to be professional: Mathematics, chemistry, chemical engineering principles, physical chemistry, programming, physics. No other major will.
Thank you for sharing. I am replying now.* , know to grasp the key points and ignore the confusing points, which will lead to doubts, haha.
If something is unreliable, it is better to learn it solidly and at least dabble in it.
The host is very nice. Can you tell me how to learn it?* Textbook. I heard that the Tianda book is good, but I can’t buy it online. Dangdang says it’s always out of stock. Can you help?
Congratulations to the original poster, you did well in the exam. :) :)