Chuukwudi:


That's not true. The thing is that we always have hectic courses, sometimes two in one course. The worst part is that they will just attach two Units to it. We offer about 10 courses per semester of which 6 or more have practicals. We read, we really study, just to get a brief overview of the course and carry along with the lecturer but when exam mode is activated, our brains become sharp like a razor blade, we cover a whole course in a night before the exam, this is what we can't do ordinarily. But exam mode is real. It is great.,..,
I hail all Engineering students of FUTO.
IREP EEE.

EbolaParasite:


Speak for yourself. What you just did is called an erroneous assumption. Most? How many data sets did you sample to come to that conclusion? Engineer? I think not...

SuperSuave:
but this is a lie we are not lazy. we study hard months before exam

Girltee1:

EbolaParasite:


Again, as an Engineering student/graduate, stop making inconclusive deductions. How do you know they are in the minority. There are people that don't study until last minute and perform well and others that don't perform well. As an Engineer, you shouldn't make such statements unless you can back it up

dondemex:
'Advanced Engineering Mathematics' By K.A STROUD,my second bible.

Teempakguy:
I hail o. I am still studying with engineering mathematics by k.a Stroud.

dondemex:
Lol,you will get there after series of your head overheating.Respect K.a stroud.

head overheating ke?
Lol. I don promise myself, the day when I perform Laplace transform, I go hold party. The thing is hard. Respect

kropotkin2:
If you study and pass at the last minute as you say, its either you are of above average intelligence or you got lucky studying parts of the curriculum that eventually featured inf the exam. Either way you're in the minority. Most engineering students are hard workers right from day one.

Teempakguy:
head overheating ke?
Lol. I don promise myself, the day when I perform Laplace transform, I go hold party. The thing is hard. Respect

EbolaParasite:


Funny enough laplace transforms are actually easy. The problem is that once you miss it or develop hatred for the principles from the beginning, then it becomes difficult to catch up. Those people that you see in class that breeze through those problems are not geniuses. They simply understand the concept. Trust me, laplace is as easy as algebraic sums if you understand the concept.

This is great, having gurus advice me . I do know that Laplace transforms should be easy. However, I am still a bit behind. Like you said, I am still familiarizing my self with the basic principles, partial differentiations, differential equations . . . . Er, actually, I'm one of those guys that never stay on their own level. I'm actually an aspirant. My goal now is to be able to perform a Laplace transform before I get admitted into the university. If a can achieve that, PARTY TIME!

tundeotunba:
U meant lazy students nt Engineering students!

Chuukwudi:


That's not true. The thing is that we always have hectic courses, sometimes two in one course. The worst part is that they will just attach two Units to it. We offer about 10 courses per semester of which 6 or more have practicals. We read, we really study, just to get a brief overview of the course and carry along with the lecturer but when exam mode is activated, our brains become sharp like a razor blade, we cover a whole course in a night before the exam, this is what we can't do ordinarily. But exam mode is real. It is great.,..,
I hail all Engineering students of FUTO.
IREP EEE.

youngice:

Guy e be say u never enter 300l, for yr 2 ufit rugged am but from 300l up if u want good grades u must jack long before exam,then exam week you just revise, go write EEE 306 or PSE 411,u go shit stone, when them Mbaocha and dike wey their head no correct

Scout60:

are u from futo

dondemex:
'Advanced Engineering Mathematics' By K.A STROUD,my second bible.

AfricanGod2:
LMAO!! IT IS! ROTFL. Yet some how we maintain high gpas.

But actually it's more like:

10 days left 10 chapters to go, 1 chapter per day
Day 1: Read half a chapter
Day 2: Read two more pages
Day 3: Take a break, there's still time
Day 4: Finish first chapter (YES! PROGRESS!)
Day 5: OMG 5 days left and 9 chapters to go, I can't finish this shit. Don't read. Take a motivational break
Day 6: Chat up friends to make sure they're behind as well. If they are, don't read, if they are not read half a chapter
Day 7: You get the first of many questions from a friend asking to explain something, but know absolutely nothing. Take another motivational break.
Day 8: Two more days after this. Start thinking of how to rationalize time. Convince self that in fact the first chapter you read took only two hours so you really only need 18 hours or 17 and a half hours now. Take another break. you'll continue tomorrow. Deceive self that you will wake up at 6am prompt the next day to clock in your first nine hours of reading during day time. Watch a series, and sleep by 4am the next day.
Day 9: Wake up. reconsider (you really only need 18 hours and have 48). reset alarm to wake you up by 9am. wake up. reconsider. turn alarm off completely. Wake up at 4pm feeling like a well rested baby then....freak out!

Day 9 night: rush to library, read another chapter in 7 hours(YES! MORE PROGRESS!). go back to watching series an sleep at 4am again.

DAY 10 (GEN GEN!): wake up at 11am and completely freak out! call up friends, stack up on "exam provisions," red bull, sugar rich drinks, coffee, and caffeine rich drinks. Buy tomorrows breakfast. Prepare the reading zone, make sure rechargeable lamps are charged, make space for everyone, invite the efikos, and begin the almighty all nighter at a rate of 1chp per hour if you're lucky.

This is the sage way of an engineer.

*modified*
In case I lead a young engineer astray, prior to this the whole semester is spent paying attention in classes, doing all coursework, and reading.

Chuukwudi:

I'm in FUTO.

AfricanGod2:
LMAO!! IT IS! ROTFL. Yet some how we maintain high gpas.

But actually it's more like:

10 days left 10 chapters to go, 1 chapter per day
Day 1: Read half a chapter
Day 2: Read two more pages
Day 3: Take a break, there's still time
Day 4: Finish first chapter (YES! PROGRESS!)
Day 5: OMG 5 days left and 9 chapters to go, I can't finish this shit. Don't read. Take a motivational break
Day 6: Chat up friends to make sure they're behind as well. If they are, don't read, if they are not read half a chapter
Day 7: You get the first of many questions from a friend asking to explain something, but know absolutely nothing. Take another motivational break.
Day 8: Two more days after this. Start thinking of how to rationalize time. Convince self that in fact the first chapter you read took only two hours so you really only need 18 hours or 17 and a half hours now. Take another break. you'll continue tomorrow. Deceive self that you will wake up at 6am prompt the next day to clock in your first nine hours of reading during day time. Watch a series, and sleep by 4am the next day.
Day 9: Wake up. reconsider (you really only need 18 hours and have 48). reset alarm to wake you up by 9am. wake up. reconsider. turn alarm off completely. Wake up at 4pm feeling like a well rested baby then....freak out!

Day 9 night: rush to library, read another chapter in 7 hours(YES! MORE PROGRESS!). go back to watching series an sleep at 4am again.

DAY 10 (GEN GEN!): wake up at 11am and completely freak out! call up friends, stack up on "exam provisions," red bull, sugar rich drinks, coffee, and caffeine rich drinks. Buy tomorrows breakfast. Prepare the reading zone, make sure rechargeable lamps are charged, make space for everyone, invite the efikos, and begin the almighty all nighter at a rate of 1chp per hour if you're lucky.

This is the sage way of an engineer.

*modified*
In case I lead a young engineer astray, prior to this the whole semester is spent paying attention in classes, doing all coursework, and reading.

Skoopy:
We never do last minute reading, we study from the first day of the semester because it's quite demanding being an engineer.

Engineers work so hard in and out of school, you read until you stop practicing.

I still read alot.

Chuukwudi:


Lol. I dey 300l now oh. Those two people dey vex me, especially mbaocha