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[engineer !AdC94n3L0w No.5350929]

engineering science major, uoft, dumping 5 years worth of compressed physics notes

1/5

[engineer !AdC94n3L0w No.5350933]

>>5350929
1/2

[engineer !AdC94n3L0w No.5350934]

>>5350933
i meant 2/5 what the fuck

3/5

[engineer !AdC94n3L0w No.5350935]

>>5350934

4/5

[engineer !AdC94n3L0w No.5350937]

>>5350935
5/5

enjoy, inb4 dead thread no replies

induring no actual scientists, just 14 year old HS students

[Anonymous No.5350941]

>>5350937
> inb4 dead thread no replies
it'll take at least a day to drift off of the end of the board

[Anonymous No.5350948]

I never understood the idea of study sheets.

Study sheets are useless unless you memorize every single thing on them.

The only time I ever write anything on paper to study is to prove to myself that I have it either memorized or that I know it.

What's the point in looking at a bunch of formulas on a study sheet if I don't know how to use them and I can just look them up online anyway?

[Anonymous No.5350949]

Saved, thanks!

[Anonymous No.5350946]

Thanks, brah. I have infographics of most of this, but your notes are fine too.

[Anonymous No.5350953]

Cool, I'm in the middle of my second year as a physics undergrad and I can recognize pretty much everything on the first and second pages. The next three pages look frightening enough.

>>5350946
Could you post a few?

[engineer !AdC94n3L0w No.5350954]

>>5350948

for me they were beneficial because when I write, I learn.

for others they can be beneficial as an overview or reference sheet

[Anonymous No.5350955]

>>5350948
>look them up off a sheet
>look them up online

There's no difference.

[Anonymous No.5350956]

>>5350937
>induring no actual scientists, just 14 year old HS students
Why do you think actual scientists would need your notes? Information is worthless if you don't understand it, and notes like that don't help with understanding. Not trying to insult you for posting them, since maybe there are people who could use them, but don't blame peoples lack of interest on shit like that.

[Anonymous No.5350958]

>>5350929
go back to reddit faggot

[Anonymous No.5350959]

>>5350948
I'm pretty much the same. Usually when I'm studying for a test I'll get a blank paper and write out everything that I can remember which I think I'll need, then compare it with my class notes and see if there's anything I've forgotten about.

It's also nice to have a few reference sheets handy. Plus there's the added benefit of memorization through writing. The act of physically writing something imprints it in your mind more than typing it up

[Anonymous No.5350960]

thank you sir. taking E&M next semester...this stuff is in my future....

[Anonymous No.5350961]

>>5350948
Study sheets are useful if you put things that frequently come up in your studies, but are easy to forget.

That way you know exactly where to look when you need to find a formula, etc.

[engineer !AdC94n3L0w No.5350970]

>>5350958
I thought you guys could find my notes handy too.

[Anonymous No.5350972]

>>5350970
Yeah, they are pretty nice notes,

Just had to say it

Somebody had to.

[engineer !AdC94n3L0w No.5350975]

Goodnight my sweet fag/g/ots.

[Anonymous No.5350980]

>>5350953
>Could you post a few?
I'm not at home, but I might do it if thread's still alive when I get there.

[Anonymous No.5350982]

Those are pretty good notes, btw for anyone who doesn't know, engineering science is ridiculously difficult, only the most aspie can do well in it.

[Anonymous No.5350985]

>>5350982
>only the most aspie can do well in it.
zero/ten

[Anonymous No.5350989]

>>5350985
He's right, though. Computational engineering scientist here, telling you that everyone with social skills dropped out during 1st semester

[Anonymous No.5351035]

thx but
no optics, mechanics, thermodynamics
How can you go through a bsc in engineering without taking those?

[Anonymous No.5351042]

>filenames

go back to reddit, faggot