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jamalkoiyess
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Hello PF,
I am currently taking a course on quantum mechanics that is following Griffiths' textbook (page by page). The first exam in the course coincided with two other courses (analysis and probability theory) and so I did lack a bit of training while doing it (the required material was from chap. 1 to 3). I ended up with a D.
I will try to work on a more daily basis from now on. I wanted to know how can i really excel in this course. My professor is mathematically focused and I would like to regain a bit of an average in the upcoming quiz. The class is now starting chap 5 and we finished chap 4 (but i didn't yet read it).
I am currently taking a course on quantum mechanics that is following Griffiths' textbook (page by page). The first exam in the course coincided with two other courses (analysis and probability theory) and so I did lack a bit of training while doing it (the required material was from chap. 1 to 3). I ended up with a D.
I will try to work on a more daily basis from now on. I wanted to know how can i really excel in this course. My professor is mathematically focused and I would like to regain a bit of an average in the upcoming quiz. The class is now starting chap 5 and we finished chap 4 (but i didn't yet read it).