all the periodic table is either missing a thing or two or completely non-existent, i have to use 3 different tables become one only has oxidation numbers, the other has a bunch of stuff but no oxidation number, and the last one is so washed down like something for kids (NOTE THESE WHERE THE TABLES OUR PROF GAVE). Its come to a point where I'm considering building my own periodic table.
Hi everybody I'm an electronics engineering student and we just did our midterms just a few weeks back and just now gotten our scores. I'm cooked beyond measure its terrible, my score.
I went to discuss with my peers and even the smartest fellas (this dudes come from top performing high schools in our country) in our class barely scored 45% and no one in our batch passed the calculus midterms. This got me thinking are we genuinely dumb or the test stupidly hard. In preparation for the midterms i exclusively study calc for 2 hours a day for 2 weeks and I thought I had it in the bag, when in fact did not.
Moving forward I want to do better, my study plan with calc involves me study the material and grinding out test problems until I'm confident. However, I feel like this method may no longer work. What are you guys tips? Thanks ya'll in advance.
Genuinely confused, we have an entire course of chemistry+lab hours and the electronics/electrical stuff is not until second year. I'm struggling with its classes because I keep losing myself in this train of thought of "why are we learning chemistry? I'm in electronics?"
I'm genuinely losing it, I build it following a tutorial doesn't work. I build it again follow a different tutorial now it works? What, okay? So couple of days later I rebuilt it following the same tutorial, now it doesn't work. what. So I follow the first tutorial, now it works. I swear to all things wonderful in life I'm losing it. can you guys recommend me an alternative to shift registers I don't want to work with these things ever again, even if my life is on the line.
Hey guys I'm about to start my first year of ECE this July. I wanna ask how are you are ya'll doing students and professional alike and if there are some tips you guys can give? Thank you guys!
Hello guys! ano po yung mga sasakyan para makapunta sa Intra via jeepney po? Thank you po!
Hello guys!
I've taken up Japanese as a fun little side quest in life and it's been fun learning its complexity.
The reason why I'm making this post is that I'm kinda stumped in my learning. My learning method for the 2 months or so have been studying what I feel like doing for that day, sometimes hiragana and katana symbols memorization, sometimes its grammar and vocab, listening and writing practice, etc.
It lacks structure. I was hoping that I could get your guys tips on how to pace myself learning Japanese. I tend to burnout when my studies have no structure in them and I really wanna be consistent in my learning but the amount of rules involved is just mind boggling.
Thanks guys! Have a blessed day!
Hey ya'll I picked up learning Japanese and I'm currently confused. Because I'm looking up the diagrams and some the symbols are different per diagram. Like for example in the first diagram it has a space before the third line but in another there's no space. So which one do I follow? Thanks y'all.