/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15974622

>whiteboard heiroglyphics in 2022
ngmi

>tfw in my second year of Chem undergrad
>still not found a subject that I truly find interesting
>been through gen chem, organic chem, inorganic, analytical
>this semester i'm doing organic spectro, thermodynamics and chromatography

Guess organic spectro is a'ight, but the rest is garbage.. At least I can choose my own courses next semester

>Be me
>soon graduating from chem.eng undergrad
>because of coofvid all exams have been home-exams with no aid restrictions
>cruised past my maths, statistics, physics exams because of google calculators etc
>literally don't remember the formula for volume, area, circumference of cylinders, circles and all that shit
>can vaguely remember how to do simple integrals, anti-derivatives
>forgotten all about the rules of logs, and derivatives

Feel massive feelings of imposter syndrom desu... Will I be fine? My biggest fear is to be asked directly, in front of everyone at work to calculate x or y on the spot, and failing, even though it's probably basic af maths.

Ok /sci/, tell me, where the FUCK do you buy books without going bankrupt ?