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This post was last edited by tankzero on 2010-7-21 08:04. Read the book first; it’s too thorough and there’s no time for that. What’s more important is to do practice problems – the questions presented cover only surface-level topics, so there’s no need to delve too deeply into them.
You just have to pass the exam! If the foundation isn’t solid, it’s difficult to learn what comes next! I’m frustrated right now – my foundation is too weak; I didn’t study seriously in college, and now I have to start from scratch! It is recommended to master the basics well!
This morning, my biggest challenge was in mechanics: theoretical mechanics and material mechanics； Perhaps these two courses for those majoring in chemical engineering are not as reliant on fluid mechanics as much. Moreover, in many current programs in chemical engineering technology, courses on theoretical mechanics and material mechanics are not offered specifically; they are only mentioned briefly in other related courses, which makes things more difficult.
The moderator is a bit one-sided, hehe