This is what engineering EXAMS look like

[@lazycuber2322]

When he said “in engineering we live off of part marks” i felt that in every way possible

[@TamerShaheen]

Haha glad u can relate to it 😅

[@qsnipes91]

was just about to comment this haha

[@offsetyrn4285]

we live off the scraps

[@farhanpulukadang4815]

As a fellow mechanical engineering student I can say that it is very similar with what I have been through (minus the cheat sheet). I’m surprised how good your handwritings are with minimal scratches under a lot of pressure, mine had been quite messy 😂

[@bernardb.4788]

Same course of study here. We're not allowed to bring in cheat sheets

[@ayhmalfaloji7448]

As a mechatronics eng student we are also not allowed to bring cheat sheets

[@TamerShaheen]

To me, my work looks so messy 😅 but I’m glad u think it’s neat haha. Also, surprised that other universities don’t allow cheat sheets, but tbh I battery even used it on my exam.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? AO Levels

[@Mikeplaysdbd]

@@ayhmalfaloji7448 if u don't mind me is it worth doing?

[@110gotrek]

In Belgian engineering universities, the median is more like 55%. While 50% is a passing grade. Questions are intentionally made way too difficult, and is considered the "norm". Either way, nobody really cares what your score was as long as you got the degree.

[@TamerShaheen]

Wow, that’s so different than school here in Canada

[@flixerstudios1862]

Same for the Netherlands

[@reecelandsperger2729]

In the US a lot it’s structured the same way but those low scores are often curved to account for the fact the questions are intentionally too difficult

[@philippejolin8841]

@@TamerShaheen I guess it depends of the school in Canada, because where I went, the median could be as low as 35% for some exams... Some first year classes had 30%-35% of the students failing the class (and it is how the classes were meant to be)

[@denbastadilfred688]

@@philippejolin8841 Our first math course (at mathematics engineering Programme) had a failrate of 65% this year. I got just 12/50 points, and I know several people (whom are really good at maths otherwise) that got way below 10 points. 20 points is the limit for a passing grade

[@pablojose858]

Anyone who studied Thermodynamics knows that those cycles are the easiest, lucky you!!!

[@mastroitek]

I now see why math and phy students make fun of engineers haha!

[@TamerShaheen]

Well relative to the other cycles, ur right 😅

[@cj-dt8jc]

@@mastroitek why

[@mastroitek]

@@cj-dt8jc well those problems are quite easy, everything is straightfarward, like calculus II exam was really easy. But before this turns out to be an angry comment section I want to point out that I don't mean what I said in a bad way.

[@cj-dt8jc]

@@mastroitek 😅OK bro

[@abhi6839]

Hey Tamer. I'm a freshman currently pursuing electrical engineering. I just want to say that I love watching your videos as they are sort of like a beacon to help me navigate this challenging engineering curriculum! Keep uploading such wonderful content.

[@capedcrusader4055]

Very inspiring. As a first year engineering student too, it’s very relatable

[@bahaatamer1245]

I'll try not ruin the surprise for the two of you, but brace yourselves for a wild ride 🌚

[@TamerShaheen]

That makes me happy to hear! It can get hectic sometimes, but there’s light at the end of the end of the journey :)

[@thoup]

Same here! Thanks Tamer :)

[@thinu1506]

Abhi what did you get on ur gcse im currently in yr11 im scared im not do good i just want to know what type kf grades you got my prediction are 7 (b) will that be good enough

[@alvinbroomvalley6146]

As a Physics Student, I wish I had exams like that. The Professors really like to make like 50% of the exams almost unsolvable lol

[@judedavis92]

“Given a constant PI = 3, find the area of a circle with radius e” Solution: PI^3

[@Grassmpl]

You never stated e=3.

[@judedavis92]

@@Grassmpl exactly. It’s what the engineer assumes. E = PI

[@Grassmpl]

@@judedavis92 I think e and pi are algebraically independent.

[@k_meleon]

@@Grassmpl Im pretty sure that's actually an open problem

[@TamerShaheen]

HAHA 😂

[@Arcvx]

Honestly, not having to take thermodynamics alone make me feel blessed to be a CS major. Massive respect.

[@TamerShaheen]

Haha fair enough…thermo is def a struggle sometimes 😅

[@mustafamertozylmaz6006]

In Turkey, we study Computer Engineering instead of Computer Science and theormodynamics do exist as a part of physics two course. :(

[@spicyshizz2850]

I’m in CS and we got to take engineering physics….

[@lemonstrangler]

cs sounds hard too

[@John-mj1kk]

@@mustafamertozylmaz6006 Computer Engineering is much harder than Computer Science, so that's obviously expected.

[@АртемийБелостоцкий]

Great work calculating limit at 3:00. Hope someday you will find out what Euler's number is. Best wishes from MIPT

[@dervaken3902]

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[@TheExaltedHerobrine]

When I looked at your engineering exams excluding Calculus II: I was like, this looks like a real world problem. Makes me think that every engineering class is essentially a Physics/Chemistry class but more applicable

[@TamerShaheen]

Yea basically that’s a good way of looking at it. Except that the real world problems are usually “idealized” and the solutions are a bit more theoretical.

[@malcolmmill5260]

American/canadian engineering looks like a dream, if only exams were this easy in the rest of the world

[@simrannahar8262]

your handwriting is so fabulously neat i was literally awed by it... also incredibly clean workouts to the questions makes it so easy for the teacher marking the paper to follow

[@TamerShaheen]

Thanks haha :)

[@raquelmary6312]

I can easily tell that you have such a bright future ahead of you and that you are going to go on to do some incredible things!!

[@TamerShaheen]

That’s so nice of you to say, thank you!!

[@abdulhakimal-zekri6148]

Would u imagine that we did our exam with out any papers that contains any rules 😔 but it didn't gives us too much questions for calculus 😆 the thermo dynamic course with out a chi chi we struggled with that course 🤐

[@niccolobruno4272]

It is a bit different here in Italy. For example, we don't have calculus I and II but we have a big course called analysis, with all the differential calculus in it. But, mostly, we are not allowed to bring home our exams at all. It looks so strange to me😅

[@okandemirci7579]

polito gang yo yo

[@destroyer6714]

Come and take jee

[@jakeconrad2130]

As a sophomore mechanical engineering student at the university at Buffalo I have had a similar experience with similar exams! Cheat sheets are a blessing

[@themadphysicist6454]

I have recently been accepted to the same university for Aerospace engineering but I plan to double major in Aerospace and Mechanical. I have also applied to Waterloo. How do you think is the program? Is it good? Is the university at buffalo well recognized if I would like to pursue graduate studies at MIT, Stanford or Berkeley?

[@jakeconrad2130]

@@themadphysicist6454 yes we have great professors and graduates with high gpa’s and research experience are able to go to Ivy League schools. I was thinking about the double major as it is popular but for me I don’t see the point in it. Same with graduate school I have heard it’s a waste of money unless your future employer will pay for it. Good luck either way! If you want to talk more lmk and we can arrange something

[@TamerShaheen]

Love that y’all are helping each other in the comments :)

[@themadphysicist6454]

@@TamerShaheen man, simple stuff like this brings me to tears. Good people still exist. Peace ✌🏻

[@themadphysicist6454]

@@jakeconrad2130 Thank you for your reply! Buffalo is well known for it’s engineering and it is one of my cheapest options! Waiting for the honors college and scholarships to roll in before I make my choice! I also got accepted to other schools such as Penn state, Case Western and I am waiting for UIUC, Purdue, Wisconsin, Waterloo and I’m currently applying to Northwestern, Northeastern, Boston uni and CMU. What do you think of them? I know that they’re particularly strong in ME and EE.

[@lutauwu6280]

You’re the best engineering student in this platform! Your channel is soooo freaking helpful thanks a lot 🤩

[@TamerShaheen]

Really happy you like the content :)

[@Security_Unleashed]

I’m in graduation year, and watching your video pulled me back through these 5 years. It’s been a tiresome but a lovely journey ❤️

[@oscarpastrana2781]

Congrats, thinking about studying mecanical engineering

[@TamerShaheen]

Congrats!

[@amarug]

I am impressed how neatly you kept everything. I got a BSc+MSc+PhD from ETH Zürich and I really just studied on old pieces of paper that I trashed immediately and I gave all books away after I was done. I hope I have my diplomas somewhere at least 😅

[@Radec913]

no way u gave ur books away? im gonna keep mine.

[@TamerShaheen]

Idk haha…it’s just a habit of mine to keep things organized

[@StarryNightSky587]

yeah but nobody will ever doubt you, with an ETH degree :D

[@gigeanicusor4925]

bruh your first year of calculus(almost) is literally my highschool shit wtf is that ,now i am at uni (software engineeering, and in my first semester and second, calculus is for geniuses)

[@romanwright12]

Getting a degree in engineering can be great if that is what you needed to do in order to learn the materials for future engineering applications! However, getting deep into dept to learn engineering applications and sciences does not have to be. Yes I did 3 years of staggered engineering classes but I did that while working a full time job to be dept free. I now work as an automation engineer applying what I have learned in the field while also In class. All this without a degree, so it is possible to be an engineer without a degree. It does depend on a company valuing your experience over a degree though. Started as a welder turned into automation engineering! You can do it!

[@nicolase7130]

Hi, im studying civil engineering in a public university in Colombia, im already finishing and I can relate in almost everything jaja, the only thing is that we don't care about grades because almost everyone is on the limit because its so hard. The calculus here is divided, you have diferential, integral and differential equations in different courses and from what I remember, you can always have a cheat sheet. The other thing compared to other colleagues in the comments, we are poor jaja so almost no-one have their own books, we have to borrow them from the library or get the pdf online. Sorry for my English, keep it up bro nice content :D

[@adi8oii]

Him: You have to do 7 questions in 2 hours Me: Yea that sounds about right Him: So you have Q1 part a, b, c, d, e...

[@TamerShaheen]

😂😂

[@proevo7781]

Yeah i can see that your professor are tolerant with you if you make a small mistake ,here in my university if you make a a small mistake you will lose all the points of the question. Keep up the good work 👏👏

[@TamerShaheen]

Damn, what university do u go to?

[@proevo7781]

@@TamerShaheen I'm from Algeria and currently I am studying Electrical engineering and automation at the University of Boumerdes .

[@theoreticalphysics3644]

I was a physics student. As much as exams were scary, I could only imagine the life of a grader sometimes.

[@samuellandos785]

We are not even allowed to use a calculator during our exam. Mechanical engineering. Every little thought and handwritten calculation needs to be on the paper for ppl to see and understand. All of that just because my professor „doesn’t believe in calculators“. We are also not allowed to bring in any notes whatsoever. 10 questions in 90 minutes. I’m glad my prof is such a brilliant person to be able to solve all this complicated stuff in only one hot second like really props to him but I’m definitely struggling lol. lol with tears in my eyes

[@yourmajestytheinternetuser]

Man, I really appreciate your videos. They are enjoyable and informative. Keep up the good work!

[@TamerShaheen]

Appreciate that :)

[@markbash8443]

An accurate, to the point explanation of Engineering courses ! Hats off dude !

[@nessmastergengar4686]

I'm 3rd year engineer student. If you just put in effort to learn the material you'll do fine on tests

[@TamerShaheen]

Agreed

[@ulknown1512]

Studying engineering right now. This shit is hard af.

[@THomasJefferRson]

Are you mechanical engineer?

[@nonameisbetter]

idk what school you went to but i have never been allowed to take in a cheat sheet. also, my fluids professor once told me “next time you’re on a rollercoaster, keep in mind that one of the engineers that helped build that may have never gotten one entire problem entirely correct, and only gotten partial credit his entire college career”

[@andresteyn9988]

You guys got a formula sheet for Calculus?😯 I had to do all my calc exams memorizing all those different techniques and rules😭

[@scottpatrickdavis]

no way they had you solving diff eq in calc 2, looked like a rather simple example but i didnt even touch those till calc 4

[@carlossaute3287]

I am speechless, I can't believe you have the opportunity to have cheat sheets in your exams.

[@Suewy.]

Nobody : Jee aspirants : Is this a joke .?😂

[@rabimunif2078]

Bro! I just got the scholarship in the Mechanical/MotorSports Engineering dual degree program at Purdue. Thanks for the amazing videos and inspiring me to step out of an international Asian student stereotype as a first-gen engineering student. P.s. I had just finished preparing for the SAT subject tests but then they decided to 'cancel' them... Would I need to prep more for the placement tests at college? Love from Bangladesh, Rabi.

[@TamerShaheen]

Congrats on the scholarship!! 🎉 I’m not sure what the placement tests and ur college would be like, so can’t really answer that question. You may be better off asking someone from your college

[@rabimunif2078]

@@TamerShaheen Thanks a lot!!! I was advised to take the EAP English, ALEKS math and chemistry placement exams... I would like to believe that subject tests would bear somewhat similarity... As for Mech.E I was mainly focusing on everything I have learned on physics 1st & 2nd and the kinematics chapters from 11-12th grades... Anyway, I'm so excited to be at the Indy 500 hopefully in the near future!

[@rabimunif2078]

@@Megafunnyhead1 placement tests aren't SATs or ACTs... They're the universally mandatory tests that are required for you to be placed into courses after being administered into the colleges.... Please try to comprehend my statements carefully... EVERYONE needs to take placement tests at the 1st year of college as they vary institution wise... Every college has different preferences for placement tests such as i.e. ALEKS maths, accuplacer tests, and EAP (English for Academic Purposes) test

[@Megafunnyhead1]

@@rabimunif2078 The response just shows that you are ignorant and it is representation of the stereotype of engineers, "irritating". As I am part of an institution we never had a "placement test". Although, I misunderstood your question, your use of words is quite frankly rude and I hope your attitude fixes up for future employment. Good luck on that placement test, hopefully university will give you a rude awakening to appropriate behaviour and decent mannerisms.🥰

[@rabimunif2078]

@@Megafunnyhead1 Why would I try to be rude to an utter stranger on the internet? Honestly, I was surprised at you response... I know my parents taught me better. I'm sorry for such a lengthy reply but it was in no means with the intention of criticizing you or to bad mouth anyone! I was just trying my best to explain my situation with as much depth as possible... P.s. I almost NEVER speak in such an outlandish way but please do forgive me for my insolence...

[@rkm_giyuu]

my brain cant get all of this in my head , im already struggling with physics , even after practicing and understanding , i still got 30 / 75 , i barely passed the exam , that is why i hope i can just pass the exams to finish this goddam hell from my life , these study's caused problems in my family , and i hope i can just finish this hellhole . i want a scholarship but that is way out of my league to reach and im not smart enough , so ill just stick to a part time job in future , because we already know when we die , we will leave everything here, so there is no point of me getting a scholarship and work my ass off just to get a good life , im already poor and there is only option for me and that is to do a part time job , and live a life on that money , other then that i never loved studying ,

[@Leo-di9fq]

Course allowed to bring a cheat sheet to the exam. This guy pulls up the entire course in his cheat sheet 😂

[@TheCatKnight]

I think the solution to the calc paper 6a incorrect , the limit is not 1. I do not think its appropriate to put the limit inside one of the bracket and perform analysis on it. Consider a similar limiting sequence which converges to eulers number!

[@TamerShaheen]

Well I did this exam a few years ago…so tbh I don’t remember why I did what I did 😅

[@arielmiles3940]

I'm getting nervous from just watching you explaining this exam

[@carlosffm]

It really depends on the university you attend, at mine the exams changed every time the subject coordinator changed, on some subjects the changes were so big the exams looked nothing like the previous semesters.

[@generalaccount2795]

I solved these type of questions in 9th grade... Guess what... I'm preparing for JEE

[@shrayshah400]

bro the calclus 2 exam literally looks like the easier version of ap calclus bc, with a proof.

[@er-nuo6760]

When I finally had finished my thermodynamics class for a whole year and thought that i will never study it again ever, Elements of Heat Transfer：are u ready?

[@the_poison-killa8845]

How much you wanna bet that these math questions won't be based on a actual engineering job. Yeah there will be some math involved, but lets be honest that most of these math questions wont even be used in the real world

[@TamerShaheen]

Yea, ur right haha…most of this advanced math isn’t used at work but for some reason, we still gotta learn it 🤷‍♂️

[@gman9090]

lol which university lets you have a cheat sheet? I have never heard that before for an engineer degree..

[@TamerShaheen]

It’s common in my university exams, but tbh I barely even use it on my exam 😅

[@asadali-ze9jy]

As a final year mechanical student, Cheat sheet concept is alien to me. This would make life so easy, anyways great video.

[@denbastadilfred688]

At my university (in Sweden), they seem to really enjoy making the exams difficult. On the exams I’ve taken so far, you can get a maximum of 50 points, with 20 being a passing grade. For our first math course, the fail rate this year was 65% and I only got 12 points. You need to know a significant portion of the course really well In order to pass, because if you know everything fairly well, it will still be very tough to solve the exam questions

[@pianotiles4472]

its ok just try ur very best

[@mtysky7279]

Pp pp pp pp pp

[@Right-be8uc]

I go to KTH and you need 16/32 marks to pass, where 12 marks are at an A level, so pretty tough to solve hahha 😂. We typically have a failrate of ~50% each math exam

[@marcelo497]

Similar in Brazil, my class had one calculus avaliation that had 11/100 as the average score. I got 20/100 though😎

[@Right-be8uc]

@@marcelo497 congrats dude =D Your exams are have plenty more marks than mine? How much time do ypu usually get? We have 3 hours but the questions require quite some time

[@sigmajapheth9414]

I PASSED THEM IN 2017 BUT I'VE THEN GOT SOME HEALTH PROBLEMS, SO I COULDN'T FOLLOW THE NEXT YEAR.

[@Lance.2451]

Also as a fellow meche yall should also understand that this is one of the best engineering schools in Canada, the marks they receive are going to be better than other colleges. Yeah depending on the class and professor you can get the 60 avg for exams and no 100% marks. In the end of a lot of factors determine success and hopefully other students will see this video and try hard.

[@mcrown9938]

im having my thermodynamics exam in a few weeks and im for sure stealing your notes

[@_TSC_46]

I heard 2 hour and 7 questions in the beginning and making me question my thinking to be an aeronautical engineer (I’m joking besides I’m still in highschool so it honestly feels like a blessing for what you say we can have in the test room)

[@TamerShaheen]

Haha trust me…u get used to everything

[@aliberro]

Engineers don't use calculators, they approximate everything

[@TamerShaheen]

LMAO 🤣

[@harijeejee8639]

As an Indian high school student, Idk why but I feel like, WTF?? Is this Engineering??

[@TamerShaheen]

What were u expecting engineering to be?

[@Winters34]

I’m going into my second year of engineering, and I am very impressed by how clear your work is. I need to take some notes from this😂

[@treywhite6041]

Oh to get a cheat sheet… only one could hope. (Never got one)

[@gamerboy13stupid89]

Me in 10th grade geometry, “ Bruh what am I looking at?” Can I even persue engineering at this point!

[@TamerShaheen]

Yess u can!! I didn’t know any of this stuff when I was in grade 10. I know it may seem overwhelming now, but you’ll learn it all overtime :)

[@asify2k364]

The question no. 4 of differential equations was way too easy ....that question falls under the category of Particular integral case 1...and in that particular question the roots were real and different P.I = C1 e^m1x + C2 e^mx..... To me case 1 is easy but i sometimes struggle with case 3 where on the right hand side you get a function of X...in which you have to expand it by using binomial theorem and then the calculation just becomes dirty

[@antonioldesma]

I don’t know which engineering school you are going to but getting perfect scores doesn’t happen in my engineering uni in Madrid xd

[@antonioldesma]

And we don’t get cheat sheets either 🥲

[@TamerShaheen]

I went to the university of Waterloo…so I guess Europe and Canada are a bit different 😅

[@deak911]

Those were actually not that hard. I had to do like everything I saw and a bit more during the first 2 semesters of college. Nice work, it is mad impressive how you manage to solve those without scratching everything off! xD

[@Dariusissocool]

I had to make cheat sheets inside my calculator cover. Never got caught lol

[@TamerShaheen]

😂😂 be careful tho

[@Dariusissocool]

@@TamerShaheen haha yeah. It was a while ago. Calc 2 was crazy

[@warsameegal5179]

My review sheet looks totally different than my exam.

[@rehanadatia9208]

The calculus in IB Math AA HL is quite similar

[@itzniebang9582]

Hey Tamer, I'm a Mechanical Engineering student and currently studying for the Thermodynamics course. Could you perhaps help me out and sent a digital version of your cheat sheet?

[@jacksonlambert4250]

just took the ap calc exam on the engineering course. Im off to college for engineering soon. Wish me luck.

[@Ashallmusica]

How can i get the resources for Self-educating myself into Engineering (as a 10th grader pass out, and didn't have higher education after that)

[@ananonymous7796]

Everyone here are engineering students and here I am a junior in high school taking AP Calculus BC like "woah we were taught how to evaluate integrals does that makes me an engineering expert"

[@TamerShaheen]

HAHA 😂 well first year calculus in engineering is really just review of Calc AB and Calc BC.

[@MauriceBevans]

Bro, that watch looks awesome. Wich is that model and mark?

[@rthelionheart]

Some Differential Equations using Variation of Parameters method can easily take three pages to show the solution.

[@francesco5254]

Me at 3rd year having an exam tomorrow: "well I guess if I watched this technically I would still be studying and not procrastinating right?"

[@pokeman316]

How was the exam?

[@francesco5254]

​@@pokeman316 not super well, but not bad either. I'll see the results in a couple of weeks😅 thanks for asking!

[@pokeman316]

@@francesco5254 no problem. Was curious as a soon to be 3rd year in a couple of weeks. Hope for the best

[@diegogpb]

Calculus: Not even a double, not to mention triple integral? No taylor series... Just trigonometric integrals (did the test itself just reminded you sin2+cos2=1 ?????) and a couple of logs. 3rd year themodynamics: A pair of turbines? not even an Otto engine? no convection, boundary layers, radiation, form factors, turbomachines, flow study... Again, 3rd year control systems: ot even a PID nor a Bode diagram in the whole exam (very basic stuff)? I don't know what's normal in Canada but that kind of exams in Spain would be considered as a joke

[@ivanred4497]

So complicated calculations and a very bright student! However still I have not noticed any hydrogen propulsion engine for your NASA rockets. This all you are taking gobbledygook! Soon you will roar dirty streets full of unemployed starvation.

[@dhawalchess]

In India we do all these in 11th &12th

[@lmac7633]

Glad I got through the nightmare of engineering degree, so much cramming and anxiety of failure.

[@toxico2699]

Guys don't get it twisted those exams that he showed us are way too easy...Those types of problems that he showed are done after you finish highschool. In university it's way harder than this. Maybe because here in Canada it's different but when I did my calculus 2 there were only 3D figures not any simple integral. I think what he showed us was integral calculus and differencial calculus. But for the mec exam it's pretty much the same.

[@TamerShaheen]

What I showed were midterm exams, not final exams since that’s all I had access to share with you.

[@toxico2699]

Oh ye not criticizing homy your videos are nice. Just telling ppl that depending on the university they go to the exams are harder or easier. Like the calculus you did in uni is the one we did in college. So we had to do another calculus that was way harder in uni

[@vascofelix2536]

your calculus 2 exam is the equivalent of my calculus 1 exam but way easier lol

[@TamerShaheen]

Damn what were ur calc 2 and calc 3 exams like then 😳

[@Chxxvo]

Dis guy carry mgbor enter exam hall, come here dey flex and shalaye for us on KZbin. Oyibo dey carry chips, call am 'cheat sheer'. Onye oshi.

[@corbensmith5203]

What university is this? And what percentage of students that enroll finish their degree in the time period. That is quite a high mean of marks for exams. At my university the mean is around 55 for most subjects. With 25% of students finishing their studies in a 4 year time period

[@MohamedAhmed-op6zh]

What about heat transfer? I have an exam on the 27th and have zero clue what I’m doing it’s on 4 chapters and I’m going to start studying tonight

[@yokaijohnny3070]

Now I'm blown away . 7Qs in Calc 2hrs? 3-5Qs in Thermodynamics 2Hrs? And not forgetting Control System. And also allowing Cheat Sheet? Dyum, I'm in mechanical final year, studying in India, never allowed Cheat Sheet in exam except Calculator 😂 atleast 18-20 questions per subject/course for 3hrs . #sendhelp 🙊😅

[@TheBurritoLord]

Why am I watching this? I already graduated. Also my exams looked pretty much exactly the same as these.

[@Kumba-n5l]

Bro, do you apply all this calculations in your daily jobs😂? Or there is no calculations in the field?

[@furkantunc6506]

I'm sad man we solving this questions in high school we don't have another choices if we don't you can't go univesity i hate that system

[@edgard720]

So do you believe anyone can become a engineer? I know there is people out there that will struggle a little more than most people but can it be done?

[@AmmoBops]

This makes me excited and nervous for the courses to come. I’m in my 2nd semester of Freshman year for Computer Engineering and I have low self esteem when it comes to grades and shit lol My goal is to not only pass but pass with scores like yours bro I’m gonna work hard appreciate the content

[@krzysztofbiryo7243]

I am 12 years old and i wish to be a bmw motosport driver and go uni. I will work hard in high school 😊

[@abhinavs4326]

In India / south asia we have learnt network theory and AC Circuits earliier than engineering college .

[@StarryNightSky587]

I only clicked bc of the thumbnail, 2 calculators haha, not even 1 allowed :D

[@gustavoespinoza7869]

Is it illegal to show your college exams? I always thought that was proprietary information

[@alexryou5117]

Meanwhile i need to solve 40 stress analysis question in 3.5 hours (without cheat sheet)

[@erronmartins2182]

Was it worth suffering so much. Is the pay good?

[@mons9974]

maybe they like doing those

[@Abc-me2cx]

@@mons9974 are u from bd?

[@twokharacters]

Wow is the engineering thermo exam different than the chem major thermo exam.

[@Grassmpl]

Right now I would score perfect on the math exam and miserably final the other two subjects.

[@TamerShaheen]

What year r u in?

[@Grassmpl]

@@TamerShaheen I'm a Phd. Math student. I never learned thermodynamics or control systems. My BSc. was math and, computer science, mostly theoretical subjects.

[@mathsexperts4901]

These questions are nothing when comparing with our Universities Exam. We have convered most of them in our A/L, This exam in video is not suitable for Engineers, Good for High School students.

[@Stal_Wolf]

Wh- I envy how you are allowed to bring cheat sheets as well as having ample time to solve problems. I'm still in my 4th year of Mechanical Engineering and I swear it's like we're being murdered. Thermodynamics exam had 70 problems to be solved in 4 hours without cheat sheets

[@halilcankaya3202]

7 or 70 ı cant understand it

[@shoumy2327]

wait you guys got formula sheets?

[@TamerShaheen]

Yup

[@JaysterVal]

"It looks hard but it's really easy" ._.

[@SheEngineer]

In my 2nd year electrical engineering Preparing for final Thermodynamics paper 😩 wish they'd also let me in with cheat sheet. Love your videos Tameer 🇳🇬

[@TamerShaheen]

Still make a cheat sheet! To be honest, I’ve never use my cheat sheet on the exam…but the process of making one when I’m studying makes me understand the concepts better

[@wasifrock687]

Thermodynamics is a difficult course. Today was my final exam of thermodynamics and it didn't go well.🥺

[@chuanrenlow8506]

Wow fortunately I've graduated!

[@jasoncheng7964]

Ok the calculus exam was easy compared with the other topics like fourier series etc