Been a while since I last check the information system from the university where I took my first semester first year BSEE.
Got above average grades for me on all the courses using the 1-5 grading scale or the reverse numerical grading system:
Courses:
- Understanding The Self = 1.25
- Purposive Communication = 1.25
- Chemistry for Engineers = 1.75
- Mathematics In The Modern World for Engineers = 2.25
- Calculus 1 For Engineers = 2.25
Too bad I can't pursue the program anymore due to reprioritization of goals and because the program will never be accredited by the US or European counterparts.
I thought that there were only 2 books from series of Professor Leonard Susskind's The Theoretical Minimum.
Turns out the first book covers classical mechanics and electrodynamics. The second book is on quantum mechanics while the third is special relativity. The fourth book is on general relativity and the fifth one, the last one is on statistical mechanics.
Another difference when it comes to some stuffs in Calculus between the university I went to recently and that from MIT-OCW. In the former they call the fundamental way solve for the derivatives using the limit as 3 step rule of limit or limit 3 step rule. In the latter ( MIT-OCW) it is termed as the difference quotient definition of derivative.