impregnable10:
Guy, e no easy ooo
From introduction to engineering, the lecturer gave 1 hr to answer about 50 theory questions. na 1 unit course oo

Applied mechanics, all those radius of gyrations

Strength of materials, all those bending moments & sheer forces

Fluid mechanics

Engineering analysis, where I asked God for E, He gave me D. You must buy textbooks you don't even need oo. For me there are E's that are better than A's

Computational method oo, 4 units course

In fact there are some courses that when you remember it, you will be asking yourself how did you passed these courses.

I rep MOUAU computer engineering graduate.

that's kul bro so how is studying computer engineering at mouau

Rep Chemical Engn..Unizik
For Engine Drawing talk of Engr Ngini
For Fluid Mechanics talk of Engr Okeke
For Thermodynamics talk of Engr Achebe
For Electricity talk of Engr Sam
For Engine Mathematics talk of Engr Onyedikachi
For Engr in Society talk of Engr Ugochukwu
...These Men are not just ordinary they are born with the bloodline of the first Engineers in Human history especially Engr Okeke just ask after him from my Dept... he handles tougher courses(Gas Absorption, Chem Engn Economics)... We are damn so lucky to have their Kinds...Keep up the Good work Sir's

Application of Partial Differential Equation in Engineering

In mathematics a Partial Differential Equation (PDE) is a differential equation that contains unknown multivariable functions and their partial derivatives (A special Case are ordinary differential equations. PDEs are used to formulate problem involving function of several variable and are either solved by hand or used to create a relevant computer model.(Evans L.C)...

http://www.scharticles.com/application-of-partial-differential-equation-in-engineering/

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