Believe me, I don't understand a single thing about that nor how they derive it. 
If you think the picture above look worse, below is zzzz.. There are more lecture slides that look like that.
While I was listening to my lecturer explaining that, my eyes are like @@. Not a good sign perhaps. Some of my coursemates could instantly understand, which make me freaked out. If everyone also understands fully, I am just gone case.
It's not like I do not want to learn. It's just frankly speaking... tough to learn it by yourself. :( The good thing is I kind of understand the first part (continuous equation), but this is a bit abstract. Sigh. Hope that I will be able to learn it soon. Cause in finals, there will definitely be one question tested on this. My lecturer confirms it. Well, really need to figure out on who can help me in this. If not, really gg.
Well, ought to be glad that I am not in mechanical engineering. Theirs is a lot worse than this for sure, which explains why even some smart guys can get D for their final.
Anyway, got to prepare for Mechanics of Material mid-term. Honestly, that subject is tough, but not as tough as fluids. Just hope that I could interpret the diagram correctly. Formulas - nothing much to remember, but understanding is crucial.
Countdown: About 1 month before final starts, and everything look hectic at the moment.
2 comments:
Haha...i am learning the same stupid thing
i dun even noe wats goin on
here, its called heat and mass transfers
Every course has its difficulties, whether we like it or not. Since you chose the course, you should have passion for it and not go on and on about how tough it is and how tough your course is. Instead, you should be finding ways on how to improve yourself instead of comparing with other people.
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