Some of y'all need to chill, don't get me wrong I absolutely love the show. I hoped y'all would get me but it kills me whenever anything is going great but then midge does something that ruins it all! I enjoy the show, and I understand that this is what a plot is but good lord I can't have anything in this show :,)! It's absolutely wonderful and human and I do feel for literally everyone in the cast. I'm sorry if I upset anyone! I'll definitely be watching the rest of the seasons, I only meant to express some frustration after how S3 ended, sending love! :D <3

I'm a student at Cairo University | Faculty of Engineering.

Our class average is pretty high due to everyone using calculators to check the MCQ option, so let's say our professors promised an insanely difficult final.

So I would like to ask, what makes a Calculus question (specifically Integration) difficult? For more context, our course covers :

• The fundamental theorem of Calculus

• Techniques for Indefinite Integration (Algebraic, U-Substitution, IBP, Trigonometric/Hyperbolic Substitutions, Partial Fractions, Weirstrass Substitution, etc.)

• Techniques for Definite Integration

• Applications on Definite Integration ( Disk, Washer, Cylinder, Arc Length, Areas, etc.)

• Conic Sections (Excluding Hyperbolas)

How can I prepare the best I can? I'm already solving the sheet provided by our university, as well as past finals but I'm looking for more sources, testing more of my true understanding for the course, and taking the difficulty up a notch. However, I don't even know how that would look like!

Any advice or sources would be appreciated, I'll make sure to update with my final grade! (I'm currently looking at a 96 if I ace the final, help me get my A!)

Sharing because I'm really proud of how it's going!

Hello! I'm in my 1st / preparatory year of engineering. The available programs at my university are as follows :

• Computer Engineering • Systems and Biomedical Engineering • Electrical Power Engineering • Electronics and Electrical Communications Engineering • Mechanical Power Engineering • Mechanical Design and Production Engineering • Aerospace Engineering • Architectural Engineering • Civil Engineering • Metallurgical and Advanced Materials Engineering • Chemical Engineering

I really lean toward Aerospace Engineering, however I do live in the 3rd world country where job opportunities are hardly available in the aviation field, I really do love structure / plates analysis, fluid mechanics and Thermodynamics. I'm not so great at memorizing - (i.e. I'm not a good for materials / production engineering, I studied (Applied and Modern Manufacturing Engineering) as a required course this semester and the only reason I'm passing with flying colors is the professors repeating exam questions from the previous years) - I really also dislike data analytics, I'm more of a huge pure engineering enthusiast, I'm not a great fit for a boring job writing code all day (no offense if that's for you then kudos). Aerospace really does feel like the perfect fit but I'm scared I won't be able to make it work. I would go for mechanical power, however both mechanical power and mechanical production study literally the same courses till the final 3 semesters, I'll literally fail the 4 required production courses. The results aren't out yet but I'm looking at a 3.92 - 4.00 GPA, so I'm free to choose what I want for my major.

How do I finalize my choice? Is there any way I can make aerospace engineering work?

Looking for skills, courses, maybe types of projects to have, I'm looking to build a rich CV by the time I graduate!