Hey i wanna ask that i like physics and modern maths in spm but don't really like chemistry add maths is okay but not good at it am i suitable for automotive engineer or mechanical engineer? Thanks oh ya .....i also love cars and have a slight knowledge about cars that i learnt since form 4.......i thought invoking my career with cars but NOT mechanic or foremen workshop.........
This post has been edited by sabrina222: Jan 4 2014, 11:37 PM
Welcome to the path of engineering. Mechanical engineering or automotive or even general term of engineering, require less knowledge of chemistry. Most of it is physics for mechanical engineering and don't forget math is important. It's all about problem solving and design & calculation. I name few so you can google it, like using AutoCad, Ansys, solidworks.
There are a lot of career related to cars, such as tyres making, cars assembly. sub-con on car parts, safety etc.
Please google "Finite Element Analysis". Maybe you will be interested in it.
Anything wrong with mechanic and foreman?
I tried maths specialist(aka additional advanced maths) in ausmat.......i felt i cant really cope with it.... Am i still suitable for engineering degree?
For example? Do you mean Exponential & Logarithms?
Nope....... Is the part polar coordinates....... Not that i dont understand......i do but i have to study it over and over again to only understand how it works and took mre one whole day.....this is the very first chapter and first topic lol........ Once i understand it roughly....i still need to refer to the example when i try to do a question...... The biginning of maths specialist already like that........do you guys think i can cope in the harder parts later on? Oh ya.....this chapter is one of the easiest lol.....but i dont think so......
During your SPM Add Math last time, do you think you able to manage it? Math can be improved by practice. "Perfect practice makes perfect." For engineering degree, it's not only depends on math but understanding as well on theories and logics. More on physics & logics too as you know. By early preparation and hard work, you can manage with engineering until you grad.
So, your question, I don't think I can answer for you, that you suitable or not for engineering. If you have interest in it and passion, then answer is yes. If not, please don't choose it because in the future you will regret.
What's make you want to learn engineering? Can you answer this simple question.
Hmm......i really like cars and how the engine work in different types of cars...... I can even remember what kind of engine does that particular cars has by reading the magazine once...... I always curious about car transmission and how it works Just hope that my future career is related with cars and best is get to be a part of the team to manufactures better cars.....thats my ambition So i thought of engineer....... But once i encounter the maths..... Bout abb maths i flelt okay with it because by reviewing my past results......it is gradually increasing without dropping....but nort significantly
In current era, there are a lot of software to help you do math calculation. What you learn in engineering is to understand those math theories and apply it using software. Somehow it's important to know how to calculate by manual.
Similarly, you will learn engineering drawing by hands and software like autoCAD. Everything need to learn from foundation, once your foundation is strong, everything will make sense in the future.
You can overcome every hardship throw to you if you have interest in the car. For your reference.
I tell you my story for motivation purposes, during form 4, every exam, I failed my add math. I did not take any tuition in my study life. My physics and modern are considered top 3 in class altho my add math always fail. My friends really pity me, ask me go for tuition. But at the end, I study and practise and borrow friends tuition problems and do it. At my form 4 final exam, I get A for my add math. That's all
If you have any problem with the math, you can always find Critical_Fallacy sifu in Ask a Mathematical Physicist thread.
Wow thanks alot for your input....... I will take maths cd but not specialist maths....... My lecturers told me if i cant do specialist maths then engineer is not for me......... My best addmaths result in school exam is D lol
Indeed it was epic. I fail a lot of time before too, experienced a lot of time so learn a lot. "Smooth seas don't produce skillful sailors." He was very humble in asking questions too in the forum. Common academic result yet attitude and manners are there
Not like yesterday Straight-A's student, where I do not see manners from that young guy. Last few day another called k***ming, today want to become lyrics composer, doing survey in /k.
Yeah........indeed markah kesian........i actually blanked the paper cuz i dont understand it...... I rmb the whole paper is about functions and Chapter 2 f4