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I'm currently stuck, don't know whether I should do mechanical, chemical, or material sci.
I am quite interested in chemistry, thus chemical/mat sci is possible.
However, I'm not very interested in the syllabus outline for chem engr. there are stuff like learning abt distillation, and how to operate a life-sized kind of column right?
Mech engr appeals to me cause of the specialisation, i intend to specialise in design. However, my physics in school is not very good. I got an A in physics for A levels, but i feel that my concepts is still rather weak and i take quite long to grasp concepts in physics, especially for quantam phy. kinematics, dynamics, all these are still alright.
Pls advise! I'm certain about engineering, but what to choose!
I am quite interested in chemistry, thus chemical/mat sci is possible.
However, I'm not very interested in the syllabus outline for chem engr. there are stuff like learning abt distillation, and how to operate a life-sized kind of column right?
Mech engr appeals to me cause of the specialisation, i intend to specialise in design. However, my physics in school is not very good. I got an A in physics for A levels, but i feel that my concepts is still rather weak and i take quite long to grasp concepts in physics, especially for quantam phy. kinematics, dynamics, all these are still alright.
Pls advise! I'm certain about engineering, but what to choose!