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5.1.19 |
When I see notes of my engineering friends on here it's usually from basic courses like engineering mechanics or math. So I decided to post more advanced material. Chemical reaction engineering is one of the most feared exams and a challenge for me.
I FINALLY DID IT!!!
17, then 22 units, one appeal, and summer school...
I AM OFFICIALLY A TRITON.
FUck YEsssss
I'm weirdly confident heading into this heat transfer final...I studied a full 40 minutes.
Sapul!
Can I Just Leave This Empty?
I suddenly remembered a conversation I had during my chem eng lab session today while waiting for my NaOH, EtAc and HCl solution to tiltrate. (AUTOTITRATOR IS SO COOL!)
Arvind (Fellow chem engineer doing same lab as me): How do you sustain so much energy?! Me: I don't know... my mom boils this super disgusting tasting chinese medicine thing for me drink once a week though. It's supposed to help with my immune system, give me energy so I'll need less sleep etc. Arvind: SO YOU'RE ON DRUGS LAR!
HAHA! I'm going to give that reply to any one who asks me that same question again. :D I AM ON DRUGS :D
I actually had fun during today's lab session. :D I was so nervous about viva but Mark Sayes was actually nice and it went pretty well in my opinion. I actually learned something and didn't just get random questions shoved at me. He sat us down and we had a proper nice discussion. :) I like. Though, I must say I'm really glad that he's not marking our lab reports and I'm even more glad he's not setting any papers for us this sem. He was telling us how we shouldn't be using differential analysis for plug flow reactors but differential analysis is one of the questions in our lab manual and it is supposed to be part of our report. When I asked him about it, he said "Well, you can do it because I'm not the one marking your report. *laughs*"
O.o He is so scary. CN1111 papers will forever haunt me trufax.
Alright. It's bed time! :)
