Wheeeeeeeeee!! Final exam is finally OVER! I feel so peaceful right now...
All papers were difficult... especially Road eng... hope I don't fail >.<. To conclude this sem... umm, there' been good and bad times, but overall, i'm quite happy with everyone i worked with throughout the sem. One thing that I won't forget about this sem is the tough times we had standing under burning sun, although it's hot i still have to wear jacket, otherwise i'll get sunburn, so it's like doing survey in an oven every fieldwork session. It's a real torture i tell you... factors other than the weather also contribute to the torture as well, if you know what i mean ;D... so topo=mental and physical torture zzz. It's a miracle we survived tho...
Another thing that kills off a big portion of my brain cells is some seemingly 'useless'(for the purpose of my complaint only... so no offence), yet complicated formulas and theorems people call fourier analysis. It's just too complicated for me cos my trigo and integration foundation sucks...and because my brain just cease to function after 5pm, so the outcome for the two to three hours maths lecture in the evening is absolutely zero.
Lessons learnt during this sem:
1. never argue with someone older and more experienced than you, cos all you'll get in the end is a big NOOO! (means you'll always be wrong)
2. never finish your assignment early, becos in the end you'll find that all you've done is wrong. So to save all the unnecessary effort, you might as well just wait till the very last minute and 'consult' other people
K. I'm going to reset my ram now, delete all the numbers and theorems, and set to holiday mode. Good bye year two sem one.
All papers were difficult... especially Road eng... hope I don't fail >.<. To conclude this sem... umm, there' been good and bad times, but overall, i'm quite happy with everyone i worked with throughout the sem. One thing that I won't forget about this sem is the tough times we had standing under burning sun, although it's hot i still have to wear jacket, otherwise i'll get sunburn, so it's like doing survey in an oven every fieldwork session. It's a real torture i tell you... factors other than the weather also contribute to the torture as well, if you know what i mean ;D... so topo=mental and physical torture zzz. It's a miracle we survived tho...
Another thing that kills off a big portion of my brain cells is some seemingly 'useless'(for the purpose of my complaint only... so no offence), yet complicated formulas and theorems people call fourier analysis. It's just too complicated for me cos my trigo and integration foundation sucks...and because my brain just cease to function after 5pm, so the outcome for the two to three hours maths lecture in the evening is absolutely zero.
Lessons learnt during this sem:
1. never argue with someone older and more experienced than you, cos all you'll get in the end is a big NOOO! (means you'll always be wrong)
2. never finish your assignment early, becos in the end you'll find that all you've done is wrong. So to save all the unnecessary effort, you might as well just wait till the very last minute and 'consult' other people
K. I'm going to reset my ram now, delete all the numbers and theorems, and set to holiday mode. Good bye year two sem one.
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