life...

every day, the materials and content are getting tougher...revisions have to be done; day-by-day basis...if not, possibly, our understandings on certain topics wont be strong...totally different from school, i still can delay my revision till the last day of the week, b4 going into the next exam...hugh, if u do this here, u will definitely screw up ur exams, tests, etc..which i dont want it to happen..furthermore, as a scholar, i have to maintain my results; gpa for every sem..in order to be continuously-sponsored by ***...

physics, especially is getting tougher...the speed of the teaching, enourmosly fast...haha, my brain has to be brain-on...and always prepare for the next new-hard-but if u study u can do-thing....its not so hard then, especially after being told that it's the time to score great2 in my first sem...but the equations, kinematically, etc...u get the idea...get into ur head like ammos from ak-47...everything has to be grabbed and if u couldnt, u have to search for it in order to continue...

math,oops...calculus...everything seems familiar...ya3...familiar, yet sometimes me myself get confused when i try to compare it with what we have learned in school...ya2, forget school and all the fundamental things...now in uni, new life...new environment...

comp skills...hemph...interesting too...its just that most of the things are known already...so, it is kinda boring for some students....a 2-hour class, can be shortened to just one hour...omg...why cant they feel the pressure of this subject...it is also included in the gpa calculation...and honestly, it's like studying history...which i have to memorise, conceptualise, and express them onto a piece of paper...i dont like history, to remember and list them all down, is just very boring...hihihi...but anyway, for me, the course is interesting...the environment is also, very condusive...the foodcourt especially...i just can wait for the next comp class....just to makan sandwich LT cafe....wow...one in a million...haha...

p/s: "my bad"...syafiq quoted....if u expect things to be spoon-feeded, stay in primary school..