Recent content by Ken Lim

reapiano, do not despair, i only got a hang of math in my undergrad years. Try to understand the math instead of just blind practice, math is logic all the way, practice enforces that logic, and of course, when you have a good foundation, the logic piles up and you will feel comfortable with it.

If you study Materials Science, you probably would get the physics and the chemistry, if you study say mechanical engineering say, you would get a disproportionately large amount of physics instead of chemistry, it depends on what you want.

There is no such thing as an accurate measure of natural intelligence dude. Your IQ scores can increase if you did practice IQ tests before doing the real thing. IQ also increases with formal education, allowing higher levels of abstract thought perhaps.