4 ms·
You must have grokked dimensional analysis from your strong EE math background which made the class a piece of cake? Maybe you should try organic chemistry, th
by sizzle 7y ago
You must have grokked dimensional analysis from your strong EE math background which made the class a piece of cake?
Maybe you should try organic chemistry, the curves in that class are brutal and it's almost impossible to know everything intuitively to do well in tests the first time you are exposed to the material and concepts. Fun class and topic for the intellectually curious mind.
- tnecniv 7y agoPerhaps that was it. I've also talked to my chemist friends in grad school and they admit they didn't really start liking chemistry until their junior year, which is when they felt confident they could work in a lab and figure out an experiment on their own. I noticed this is different than my engineering classes where they got us working on open ended lab problems from the first semester. Obviously our solutions were poor, but it got us feeling like we were able to apply what we were learning right away.