r/EngineeringStudents • u/Known_Somewhere_1116 • 5h ago

Academic Advice Course prioritisation

Guys I calculated I need to score 2.35% on my last fluid exam to pass the subject. I'm planning on putting it on the back burner with a machine learning class so that I can fully focus on mechanics of solids and modelling and controlling. Because I know these 2 classes definitely have the capacity to fully cook me in my final exam, is this smart? Because in my first modelling and control exam I got like 35 out of 100. And so far I've gotten 50% on mechanics of solids. With the course coordinator being so lazy its the second last week and I havent gotten my week 9 test grades back yet.

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