A sophomore with no real professional knowledge at all
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. . . A sophomore with no real professional knowledge at all. . I can’t understand the posts of those experts
Learning is a gradual process; it’s not enough to only learn what is taught in school. To get exposure to workplace tasks earlier, one should interact more with the experienced professionals at HaiChuan. You should know that so-called masters also grow step by step
Then share some knowledge about the specialized courses in school, and discuss the practical applications of this knowledge.
What’s there to fear in your sophomore year? There are many people in their senior year who still don’t have any professional knowledge; I was one of them back then. The knowledge available on forums is more focused on practical aspects and techniques, while that in schools is more theoretical; there is a significant difference between the two. Each field has its own specialists, and it’s already quite impressive to start browsing forums by the second year of college
:Lol: The stuff taught in college is much more advanced than what’s needed at work.
Generally, specialized courses start in the junior year.
Theory is not enough, so one must also learn through practice*.