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I did terribly in college; I failed several courses, and I barely passed math with a score of 60. There were also many other subjects that I didn’t study properly. Do I need to study all that again if I want to become an engineer?
That’s for sure; especially, one should study advanced mathematics carefully, as it’s very useful for the exams
It means relying on registered chemical engineers, right! ! Sure, it’s necessary to review thoroughly. But just buy a large-format exam textbook, study it carefully, and do the practice exercises in the book – that’s all. It’s actually not that difficult; confidence plus effort will do the trick =
It means relying on registered chemical engineers, right! ! Sure, it’s necessary to review thoroughly. But just buy a large-format exam textbook, study it carefully, and do the practice exercises in the book – that’s all. It’s actually not that difficult; confidence plus effort will do the trick =
Advanced mathematics and physical chemistry each account for 20 points, making up the largest portion of the total score. It’s important to master advanced mathematics first; physical chemistry is full of integration problems, and without a solid foundation in advanced mathematics, it’s impossible to succeed in physical chemistry!
Advanced mathematics holds a significant place in the basic courses for registered chemical engineers, and effort is required to master it. In fact, the knowledge required for the registration as a chemical engineer is quite extensive, covering the subjects studied in university.
Chemical engineering involves large-scale investments, the safety of workers, and environmental protection; engineers bear great responsibility and must study hard to live up to the expectations placed on them.
Where can I find information on this? Thank you
Who issues this certificate? Is it valid nationwide? Does the so-called Tian Da version refer to Tianjin University? When I was in university, I had no intention of working in a chemical plant at all; I did very poorly in many courses. Looking back now, I can only recall the knowledge from high school level – I have no memory of anything from university at all. Do you have any past exam papers? Could you send them to me so I can see what kind of knowledge is tested?
It is applicable nationwide; the Tianjin University version refers to the edition produced by Tianjin University. This book is quite good. As for past exam papers, there are very few; try searching on this forum – if any exist, it’s only a small number.
Can those who are not involved in chemical engineering design take the exam? ? ?