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School is starting to pick up and I have homework once again. It’s a little intimidating to be taking courses that I don’t actually have the prerequisites for, but it felt good to break out my whiteboard and work through integrals again.

I take my first exam for the master degree (I'm officially still a bachelor student) in less than a month and I'm frustrated ! I learned everything for process engineering in the last 3 years but this subject is really challenging.

Notes for thermic process engineering. The theory part of the exam is a mix out of thermodynamics, mass and heat transfer and general understanding of the processes. crystallization and extraction are the best topics by far.

my transformation into a library gremlin is almost fully complete! i’ll find out if it’s paid off during my first exam tomorrow.

Hi folks, I never thought that i could continuously review my old subjects. Its been weeks now since i started reviewing and I never thought that studying is addictive! Im starting to love studying cause I love learning and not just to achieve high grades. Now, my back hurts due to problem solving and it is kinda refraining me from studying so Im gonna lie down first and post my photos for now. :) Let us stay hungry for knowledge!