(no subject)
I wasn't expecting to be spending so much of my time this week studying.
The firt exam (general relavtivity) is on Wednesday. It's one of the big ones, meaning that there will be a lot of proof memorising and long winded answers. I still can't say that I'm set for 3 questions and I need 5. I had 4 this morning (based on the last 6 past papers) but I realised about 3 hours ago that I had missed a huge part of a question and it'll be a lot easier to study an entirely new section than to add to my already long list of proofs I need to learn.
That'll give me one day to get ready for computational physics (easy) and then 3 days to prepare for mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics (how I loathe that subject - it'll be a lot harder to prepare for than g.r. and the large amount of time I've spent on it has provided very little positive results).
Consequence of all this is that I've hardly made it online all week and it's now looking like that'll continue for at least a fortnight.
The firt exam (general relavtivity) is on Wednesday. It's one of the big ones, meaning that there will be a lot of proof memorising and long winded answers. I still can't say that I'm set for 3 questions and I need 5. I had 4 this morning (based on the last 6 past papers) but I realised about 3 hours ago that I had missed a huge part of a question and it'll be a lot easier to study an entirely new section than to add to my already long list of proofs I need to learn.
That'll give me one day to get ready for computational physics (easy) and then 3 days to prepare for mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics (how I loathe that subject - it'll be a lot harder to prepare for than g.r. and the large amount of time I've spent on it has provided very little positive results).
Consequence of all this is that I've hardly made it online all week and it's now looking like that'll continue for at least a fortnight.