I mean, I was once doing a drawing, I was calculating some sizes and my brain farted out 26 + 39 =56. I didn't use the calculator because how could I possibly get that wrong. The drawing ended up looking all squished and I lost 4 hours of work. Now I know, double check shit WITH a calculator.
yea about that on java midterm i forgot the stupid line that imports all the commands and ended up writing everything without being able to test the code...
I once wrote 44/22 = 11 in a test. The next day my teacher called me and showed me my paper. It was so embarrassing lmao. I always use a calculator to check every calculation I make since then.
I took the cheat sheet game so far at my uni they had to make a rule against it. We were allowed one side A4 so I used blue and red ink paired with those old style blue and red filter 3D goggles to effectively give myself two sides A4 on one side of paper. This was allowed in the exam but they specifically banned it afterwards.
@@aniruddhrao3489 I was gonna say that I made a lampstand when was in junior high that was exactly that, but then I remembered that there was a switch, so, yeah, your right
The answer is solar energy. Population = Nuclear Power is true because society will e eventually develop to that point but we have to move to solar energy. You are welcome.
@@Xeem_Pad sometimes assignments are graded on a curve, like if everyone did particularly bad on an exam the percentages would be adjusted to fit that. For example, someone with a 40/100 might get a B for that exam
@@zachstar The biggest threat to all nations would be if you were allowed to own a massive corporation and began designing killer robots... We already have Google's AI research and Boston Dynamics robot research... we don't need Zach Star's latest project we all know how well it went the last time before you invented the time machine to return back in time to when you hadn't invented the HARM - Human Attracted Remote Missile...
@@jordanismyname7988 Specialized engineers probably won't be able to build one. A time machine literally fucks with space-time, you need to develop some crazy science for that.
I'm the one in the zoom class that asks the question that everyone in chat is asking (the professor never checks chat) only to have the professor rant about how dumb the question is.
I had the “curve ruiner” in my Chem 1 class, and it wasn’t just one but four. Four people were retaking the class, I think all on their third time. They absolutely destroyed the curve.
@@entropy8634 It can depend, for my uni's general chemistry its high school up until a few weeks near the end (didn't take AP tho so can't comment in that regard)
I was the curve ruiner. I had taken upper level IB physics, but it didn't get me credit for my physics class in college. I dropped the study class when I found out it was optional. Found out the homework wasn't required at that point. I did the 3 hardest problems from each lesson to prove to myself I understood it and studied maybe half an hour for exams. The professor asked to see me after class. I was the only student to get not only everything right but all the extra credit on the 1st of 2 midterms. (I missed 2 0ts on the 2nd) He wanted to know how a student who had dropped the very recommended study class had gotten the top grade. As soon as I told him why he accepted I wasn't cheating and told me he wasn't going to set curves off of me. The median rest score was like a D+. I kept my grades in that class very quiet for about 2 years until I got very drunk and 2 if my friends kept going on and on about how brutal the class was. It's ok tho. I took diff eq 3 times.
The cheat sheet part reminded me of this one time in history where I managed to fit an entire study guide onto about two-thirds of one side of a notecard. Proudest achievement of my life
A good one I’ve experienced is “if no one has any questions, class is dismissed.” Then some precedes to ask a never ending stream of questions unrelated to the lecture
Lmao those cheat sheets were epic. I’d spend three days making a cheat sheet and then get lost and scramble during the test because I couldn’t find the specific formula I needed. Sheet was so packed!
so f'ing true OMG I tell the literal NOISIEST PEOPLE IN THE CLASS to (respectfully) STFU, and the teacher tells ME "no talking!"?!? like what is wrong with them
"For number 3, I want you guys using Schrödinger's equation. That's the surprise I mentioned earlier!" _Pained noises of students_ Cheat sheet artist: "Fucking told you lol" This exchange killed me lol
lol thx, i hoped somebody here could explain that to me and youtube comments never fail me ^^ to anyone who cares: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerk_(physics) /upvoted
@@B3Band That's about as confusing as saying that acceleration is the velocity of velocity. Just say that the jerk is the derivative of acceleration with respect to time.
3:45 This is a big reason why I fiercely oppose grading on curves. It turns students into competitors rather than cooperators, it unfairly punishes students on the left side of the IQ bell curve by comparing them with students on the right side of the bell curve, and it does not help with learning objectives at all. It is a lazy and irresponsible way for professors to hide their incompetence if the overall class performance was low, and punish students who succeed in the learning objectives if the overall class performance was high because they did not preform to the same level as their peers at that point in time. in short, grading on a curve is Evil and unhelpful.
2:46 "How does a phone work?" "F*cking magic! Oh! Look at that we're out of time. I'll see you guys on Monday" This part made me laugh so much I woke my roommate XD.
And write each layer with different polarizations so there's 4 layers (RH, RV, BH, BV) to see. Add yellow and you get 6 total (RH, RV, YH, YV, BH, BV.) Now get a mantis shrimp eye and see 22 different colors, use ALL of those (with polarization, ofc) to get 50 layers. Who doesn't need literally EVERY equation for EVERY subject?
4:06 i have a college class where we are learning SOLIDWORKS and two of my classmates learned how to use it in middle school and one is going to submit a tank he designed in 7th grade as his final project. They take the class because it’s “a free credit”
@@dxtfx1912 derivative of position(x) with respect to time is velocity which is dx/dt. Double derivative of the x with respect to time is acceleration i.e (d^2*x)/(d*t^2). The triple derivative of the same is called "jerk" which means sudden movement which is (d^3*x)/(d*t^3).
I watched this once before I graduated high school and thought the video was pretty funny. Now that I’m done my first year in engineering I have to say I felt a lot these clips on a deep emotional level. Especially that cheater one lol.
2:04 there was a kid in my fluids class that did this. By the end of the semester, I swear every single person in that class despised when he would raise his hand.
I'm from India and as an engineering student, "Bringing micro cheats in exams" and "the one who had engineering experience before college" is pretty relatable one, else others kinds alienating to me, anyways it's good to see the law of similarity exists in between =)
The cheat sheet one is so true. People will spend more time on those things than actually studying and learning the material. I had a kid come in once with a magnifying glass cause he had typed one up in the smallest font he could get...
I'm in computer programming, and I feel like some weird hybrid who oscillates between "The one who should not have made it this far in school" and "The one who barely tries and still does well." I guess I should have gone into statistics, then on the average I'd be normal.
Spoiler alart, the answer is an easy no. If this circuit was in Iron Man's suit then the suit won't work (or it will overhit and explode). The best I can think of is maybe that tin can mark 1 suit he got, but even that's a stretch
I have literally only studied for 2 tests in my entire life. The ASVAB and the driving tests. I have always let my test grades carry me because I know my stuff even if the teacher thinks I dont and tells me to sit up. I learn better eyes closed unless looking at an equation because it gives me the ability to imagine the equation and try to figure it out.
Bro I once took one full proof of the whole schrodinger equation for our quantum electronics test and the peof said to prove that. I was so happy, he figured out sth was wrong because I was smiling when writing
@@isagiyoichi5207 I think he’s talking about high school calculus. Anyone who says they got very high grades in accredited engineering calculus without trying is just lying.
Not an engineer, but in physical chemistry we were allowed to use a self written formula sheet. And even though I knew many formulae by heart, I even wrote down pV=nRT.
I was taking a midterm for a CS class and the guy next to me would do this annoying thing where every time he’d finish writing something, he’d start rapidly tapping his fingers on the table as if he were playing a piano. I literally turned and told him to shut up out loud.
Omg I'm the iron man suit question... I think I asked my fracture mechanics lecturer about how ceramic composite armour in tanks, at one point, and thermoplastic composites for applications in stealth aircraft in another.
One tip for the annoying test takers where you know you struggle with the noise is to get test accommodations, where they have a separate room where it is nice and quiet, even with noise canceling headphones. Really helpful if you are unable to properly concentrate during a test due to the people around you.
I remember specially. We had this prof who would grade extremely hard. You had to take 2 of his courses to pass your major. I'm actually glad I took his class because he way over taught us, other courses felt like recaps of his 2 courses. I had finished with a B in his 2nd course which was the hard one. However this guy I had met was consistently getting A's. I would sit in the very front trying to absorb all I can while he would sit 10 rows behind in a class that was
it's not that bad. i'm a ee and borderline dumb as a rock. graduated three years ago and worked at a small consulting firm doing a lot of nothing and now work in utilities doing transmission planning. only problem is i dont remember jack shit on transmission theory. guess what i'm saying is, just fake it til you make it. buy a ti nspire and type all your notes onto it, at least for the lower div stuff. nobody expects you to have a cheat sheet on the calc. obviously don't do this if you actually get to bring a cheat sheet
I feel called out with the cheat sheet guy. I used to write F=ma, ΣF=ma, τ=Ια and Στ=Ια all really tiny as separate equations in case I somehow forgot. Can’t complain, worked for me.
03:23 Honestly, some ppl can catch almost anything the professor explains on the fly, and with good understanding of concepts...your memory gets better, so they barely study...and do from decent to great on the corresponding tests. And it's not a gift...it's just about being passionate about learning from a young age, those ppl have their brains wired for this...throughout the years. Genuinely, either that...or he's...yeah, a cheater.
Remembering my physics and maths tests in highschool, i put some cheat index card in my id case. Definitely saves time and keeps my anxiety at bay knowing if i forget f=ma for some reason, just gonna check that id man.
Tip: You can get more space on your cheat sheet if you fold it into a mobius strip. I did this in 9th grade biology and didn't have enough information to fill the sheet.
“Would the net force still be 0 if the bridge were at the center of a black hole?” LMAO reminds me of this Quora post I saw “I was told dividing by 0 isn’t allowed but I did it and it works. What other numbers can we not divide by?”
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Will I have to pay an outrageous import charge? I’m from the U.K.
N Satheesan zero. The acceleration time graph has no gradient.
N Satheesan It makes no sense.
The left seriously can’t meme.
@N Satheesan don't be a 'jerk'
Hey, Lookup Tables are your friend.
Also, do you still use Spreadsheets at your level, or just Python etc?
"should I put F=ma on the cheat sheet?" the engineers equivalent to doing 2+2 on your calculator just in case xD
I mean, I was once doing a drawing, I was calculating some sizes and my brain farted out 26 + 39 =56. I didn't use the calculator because how could I possibly get that wrong.
The drawing ended up looking all squished and I lost 4 hours of work. Now I know, double check shit WITH a calculator.
yea about that on java midterm i forgot the stupid line that imports all the commands and ended up writing everything without being able to test the code...
Isn’t it engineers doing both though?
I once wrote 44/22 = 11 in a test. The next day my teacher called me and showed me my paper. It was so embarrassing lmao. I always use a calculator to check every calculation I make since then.
Or V=IR
The most engineer thing I've heard is "the closest I've been to a threesome is doing 2 programming tasks in one night"
Really?!
Wait until you hear the dirty talk
@@zachstar as an aero engineer, no two words turn me on more than "inviscid flow"
@@xxbeatuupzz
Show me what you got you bad Bernoulli bitch
*slaps engineering pad*
@@xxbeatuupzz inviscid flow 😉
"How does a phone work?"
"Fucking magic!"
the response I give all the time as a software engineer
Shouldn't you be saying by the electric circuits in the phone that turn on and off on each input which tell the phone what commands to execute?
@@arthochakravorthy6274 That is a extremely bad explanation that is also extremely very bad.
@@arthochakravorthy6274 nice try but not really it is quite more complicated than that.
@@arthochakravorthy6274 its magic my guy
The phone seams to run on sum sort of magic
0:41 He reads everything out loud.
*Except for the answer on his calculator*
And here's where I'd put [the answer he read out loud]
*IF HE READ IT*
Lol loved that bit
Not gonna get any marks just for that anyway.
lmao that’s so me
I took the cheat sheet game so far at my uni they had to make a rule against it. We were allowed one side A4 so I used blue and red ink paired with those old style blue and red filter 3D goggles to effectively give myself two sides A4 on one side of paper. This was allowed in the exam but they specifically banned it afterwards.
That's brilliant
Well done. I bet you are a legend at your uni.
I made a Möbius strip for my one sided cheat sheet
Glorious
fuck you need two sides of A4 on a test for
“So would that circuit have been used in the Iron Man suit”, *camera pans to whiteboard* its a single resister and a voltage source 💀
Yeah with the V=IR, that was hilarious
I almost died in that one. Like the most simplest circuit was used in the iron man suit 😂😂😂😂
@@aniruddhrao3489 so technically it probably would have been used somewhere in some form, right?
@@kelly2631 A more complex form would have been used sure but this type of circuit is probably only used to teach people who are new to the field
@@aniruddhrao3489 I was gonna say that I made a lampstand when was in junior high that was exactly that, but then I remembered that there was a switch, so, yeah, your right
"how do you solve Navier stokes? I could use a million bucks" funniest.
P=NP for N=1
Gimme my money bitch
@@rhealastname266 its for P=0 you litte shit
The answer is solar energy. Population = Nuclear Power is true because society will e eventually develop to that point but we have to move to solar energy.
You are welcome.
@@ashtonsmith1730 That's the joke lol!
@@rhealastname266 no its N=1 or P=0
It's all fun and games until you find that one guy who is all of these simultaneously
Henlo
Shrodingers asshole
Idk bro, it would be real embarassing for the one with prior knowledge in engineering to cheat.
@@shockbladezed2352 That guy might not have cheated though. It's made to seem ambiguous.
@@launcher3694 No, that's someone who waits to see what reaction he/she gets before deciding whether to say "It was a joke"
"... and barely passed with the curve that you ruined!" was a genius line xD
What is curve?
@@Xeem_Pad sometimes assignments are graded on a curve, like if everyone did particularly bad on an exam the percentages would be adjusted to fit that. For example, someone with a 40/100 might get a B for that exam
We had one of these 😂
"I'm gonna sell that design to Boeing and then use that money to buy Boeing."
A Zach Star-run Boeing would be an interesting Boeing indeed
With drones and light sabers.
The biggest threat to all nations is lack of light saber drones
@@zachstar The biggest threat to all nations would be if you were allowed to own a massive corporation and began designing killer robots... We already have Google's AI research and Boston Dynamics robot research... we don't need Zach Star's latest project we all know how well it went the last time before you invented the time machine to return back in time to when you hadn't invented the HARM - Human Attracted Remote Missile...
@@livedandletdie imagine if an engineer invented a time machine lmao
@@jordanismyname7988 Specialized engineers probably won't be able to build one. A time machine literally fucks with space-time, you need to develop some crazy science for that.
3:40 "I got 12 angry men ready to beat this sh*t out of you cause they actually studied" XDDD made me LOL
Me too
oh my god. You used lol, CORRECTLY
and it sounds wrong
I'm the one in the zoom class that asks the question that everyone in chat is asking (the professor never checks chat) only to have the professor rant about how dumb the question is.
:D
Oof I feel that
As a person who only uses chat, thank you
Good for you dude
Take for for the team, good man
3:24 or ‘the pretender’
That studies 500 years but acts like he doesn’t
Elon Musk _ yes to sound cool that they did not study but they totally did
Lol
We're just depressed and have no confidence in our self worth. Leave us alone.
:'(
Hmmm I got some fan boy of mine imao
Elon Musk I don’t like people impersonating me lol
I had the “curve ruiner” in my Chem 1 class, and it wasn’t just one but four. Four people were retaking the class, I think all on their third time. They absolutely destroyed the curve.
Isn't Chem 1 just highschool chemistry?
@@entropy8634 depends on the school sometimes yeah but sometimes no. High school chem at my university is called "remedial chemistry" and is chem 99.
@@entropy8634 It can depend, for my uni's general chemistry its high school up until a few weeks near the end (didn't take AP tho so can't comment in that regard)
I was the curve ruiner. I had taken upper level IB physics, but it didn't get me credit for my physics class in college. I dropped the study class when I found out it was optional. Found out the homework wasn't required at that point. I did the 3 hardest problems from each lesson to prove to myself I understood it and studied maybe half an hour for exams. The professor asked to see me after class. I was the only student to get not only everything right but all the extra credit on the 1st of 2 midterms. (I missed 2 0ts on the 2nd) He wanted to know how a student who had dropped the very recommended study class had gotten the top grade. As soon as I told him why he accepted I wasn't cheating and told me he wasn't going to set curves off of me. The median rest score was like a D+. I kept my grades in that class very quiet for about 2 years until I got very drunk and 2 if my friends kept going on and on about how brutal the class was. It's ok tho. I took diff eq 3 times.
@@entropy8634 I think it’s AP Chem.
The cheat sheet part reminded me of this one time in history where I managed to fit an entire study guide onto about two-thirds of one side of a notecard. Proudest achievement of my life
What was the font size
I did that except in Latin 1, fit 9/10 pages on the full note card (didn’t need the first page, it was easy vocab)
One of my friends only included what he needed, so he drew cats on his notecard
I did that, but then I lost the notecard.
I also love gargling Listerine mid-test. It mentally helps me to ace every single one I take.
Remember I never exaggerate in these videos, all real world experiences.
@@zachstar You have got be kidding me.
@@zachstar Nice! My man!
@@zachstar omg, no way someone uses mouthwash during exams! 😂😂
@@rafialif8602 I once brought an electric kettle, teapot, and my favourite teacup to an exam.
"I've been interning at NASA since I was three"
Too real
A good one I’ve experienced is “if no one has any questions, class is dismissed.” Then some precedes to ask a never ending stream of questions unrelated to the lecture
Sorry :(
Engineering students actually be like : gonna let this guy Zachary star ruin my sleep schedule
Facts
Bahahahhaha so true
"When you were coding hello world, i was in intern coding hello World..of Warcraft"
Lmfao, that's totally a thing my brother would say.
Lmao those cheat sheets were epic. I’d spend three days making a cheat sheet and then get lost and scramble during the test because I couldn’t find the specific formula I needed. Sheet was so packed!
I think they knew this when designing the EIT exam, since you get a small library to use as a cheat sheet.
Not so easy in the U.K. we have to derive our formulas.
Unless it’s thermo dynamics. Then we can take a sheet in.
@@mrmagoo-i2l That's rough!
@@mrmagoo-i2l whst degree do you do?
@@Prashant-pm7iz Grandmaster of Philoscience
I'm yo dadda
Harder daddy 0.0
@@mylegocustoms3443 8=D
fuck yes math man
What the fack are the above reply's even talking about
@@LightningShiva1 hahahahahah lmao welcome to the club
0:55 you forgot to make the teacher tell the non-noisy dude to stop chatting
so f'ing true OMG I tell the literal NOISIEST PEOPLE IN THE CLASS to (respectfully) STFU, and the teacher tells ME "no talking!"?!? like what is wrong with them
We need 'Engineering Profs be Like' Part 2! And Part 3 and..... Part n (lim n-> inf)
"For number 3, I want you guys using Schrödinger's equation. That's the surprise I mentioned earlier!"
_Pained noises of students_
Cheat sheet artist: "Fucking told you lol"
This exchange killed me lol
"I know it by heart, but I might forget it for some reason...better put it on the notecard." I felt that sooo hard lmao
Commented before watching.
For those who don't know the joke on the shirt in the thumbnail. The third derivative of position is called the jerk
Can u explain a lil more😅
How is it jerk?
lol
thx, i hoped somebody here could explain that to me and youtube comments never fail me ^^ to anyone who cares: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerk_(physics)
/upvoted
@@3zahra644 An acceleration of acceleration. Like when you slam on your brakes when driving.
@@B3Band That's about as confusing as saying that acceleration is the velocity of velocity. Just say that the jerk is the derivative of acceleration with respect to time.
@Rockstump Bike yes, but that also depends on the mass
3:45
This is a big reason why I fiercely oppose grading on curves. It turns students into competitors rather than cooperators, it unfairly punishes students on the left side of the IQ bell curve by comparing them with students on the right side of the bell curve, and it does not help with learning objectives at all. It is a lazy and irresponsible way for professors to hide their incompetence if the overall class performance was low, and punish students who succeed in the learning objectives if the overall class performance was high because they did not preform to the same level as their peers at that point in time.
in short, grading on a curve is Evil and unhelpful.
"I'm just saying, if you use a lookup table...you're a bitch."
I'm in tears.
2:46
"How does a phone work?"
"F*cking magic! Oh! Look at that we're out of time. I'll see you guys on Monday"
This part made me laugh so much I woke my roommate XD.
1:15 You also need to write one layer in blue, then one layer in red, and bring blue and red lenses so that you can use each space twice.
And write each layer with different polarizations so there's 4 layers (RH, RV, BH, BV) to see. Add yellow and you get 6 total (RH, RV, YH, YV, BH, BV.) Now get a mantis shrimp eye and see 22 different colors, use ALL of those (with polarization, ofc) to get 50 layers. Who doesn't need literally EVERY equation for EVERY subject?
4:06 i have a college class where we are learning SOLIDWORKS and two of my classmates learned how to use it in middle school and one is going to submit a tank he designed in 7th grade as his final project. They take the class because it’s “a free credit”
2:47
''How does a phone work?''
''FUCKIN' MAGIC!''
I died.
0:55 was awesome .... and that "thank you" in the end XD.
“I know F=ma by heart but I better put it on there in case I forget it”
This right here
“I’d say finishing 2 programming assignments in 1 night is the closest I’ve been to a threesome.”
This had me DYINGGGGGG
The T-shirt translates to “Don’t be a jerk” .
Can you explain it for us who don't know?
Yeah.. explain
@@dxtfx1912 derivative of position(x) with respect to time is velocity which is dx/dt. Double derivative of the x with respect to time is acceleration i.e (d^2*x)/(d*t^2).
The triple derivative of the same is called "jerk" which means sudden movement which is (d^3*x)/(d*t^3).
@@shripadrao33 that a new concept to me. Must be something new that is being taught.
@Ꮶαƚѕuƙi βαƙugօ exactly
I watched this once before I graduated high school and thought the video was pretty funny. Now that I’m done my first year in engineering I have to say I felt a lot these clips on a deep emotional level. Especially that cheater one lol.
Engineers are a hybrid of physicists who are bad at physics and mathematicians who are bad at math.
jk, engineers are awesome!
We're not physicists who are bad at physics. We're just approximately physicists.
I feel attacked
Hey I'm not bad at math, I'm just bad at math
I was once a physicist who was bad at physics, maybe I would've made a good engineer
Engineers are just physicists who insist on constantly collapsing the Quantum Wave Function.
3:31 that fcking clock is genius.
2:04 there was a kid in my fluids class that did this. By the end of the semester, I swear every single person in that class despised when he would raise his hand.
"Cheat sheat graffiti artist"
Me in French when I'm given the option of writing a cheat sheet.
I love those teachers!
Man, French is easy, lol.
@@pnutbuttrcrepes8129 Not when English, the main language that you speak, is still challenging to you.
PnutButtrCrepes A white flag on a stick.
English is easy, just increase the volume.
“LE SPEEEK DE FUQIN ANGLAIS”.
PnutButtrCrepes French is by far my hardest class. It all depends on what you already know, how interested you are, and how good the teacher is.
“And the goop lady was all like oh no help me”
Not gonna lie, I definitely am guilty of reading out problems in a whisper during tests.
Don't
@@leongrden8112 yeah mean just whisper the answer instead thankss
I am very much
I'm from India and as an engineering student, "Bringing micro cheats in exams" and "the one who had engineering experience before college" is pretty relatable one, else others kinds alienating to me, anyways it's good to see the law of similarity exists in between =)
The cheat sheet one is so true. People will spend more time on those things than actually studying and learning the material. I had a kid come in once with a magnifying glass cause he had typed one up in the smallest font he could get...
I got a few printed professionally because my home printer didn't have the necessary resolution.
"Once a Engineer always a ENGINEER"
😆
"How does a phone work? .....Fu@$ing MAGIC🙄" 😂🤣
The cheat sheet artist is a net positive. Allowing a notecard or single page for writing down all that you can actually gets students to kinda study.
2:56 that wall clock looks very dangerous
GOD bless you Zach! I adore your sense of humor!
Thank you!
The Noisy test taker in real life literally almost makes my brain hemorrhage
I'm in computer programming, and I feel like some weird hybrid who oscillates between "The one who should not have made it this far in school" and "The one who barely tries and still does well."
I guess I should have gone into statistics, then on the average I'd be normal.
"Would that circuit have been used in Iron Man's suit?"
that scene was too accurate, I even think that same question about everything lmfao
Spoiler alart, the answer is an easy no. If this circuit was in Iron Man's suit then the suit won't work (or it will overhit and explode). The best I can think of is maybe that tin can mark 1 suit he got, but even that's a stretch
5:27 the shirt made me laugh out loud.
what does it mean? 🥺
@@hallis8906 Jerk
@@willyou8867 how??
@@mayankbisht7691 Displacement = X. First derivative of X= Velocity. Second derivative of X=Acceleration. Third derivative of X=Jerk.
@@mayankbisht7691 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerk_(physics)
I have literally only studied for 2 tests in my entire life. The ASVAB and the driving tests. I have always let my test grades carry me because I know my stuff even if the teacher thinks I dont and tells me to sit up. I learn better eyes closed unless looking at an equation because it gives me the ability to imagine the equation and try to figure it out.
As a hardware designer working predominantly with HDL and FPGAs, I took the lookup table comment personally.
For the Cheat Sheet, I'd probably just write the whole thing on the computer and print it at a custom scale.
@Ammaarah Gardee
That's too bad, my hand writing is probably as bad as a Doctor.
@Ammaarah Gardee
I don't know, Sometime I struggle reading some stuff I wrote months earlier
Bro I once took one full proof of the whole schrodinger equation for our quantum electronics test and the peof said to prove that. I was so happy, he figured out sth was wrong because I was smiling when writing
As a gifted kid with low confidence, I definitely felt that “barely tries and still does well” skit
In Calculus 2, a class I was not required to take but took for fun, I was excluded from the curve to make it fair. finished the class with a 99.8%
@@bilalrasool1 bro what 🥶
@@bilalrasool1 what the FUCK
@@isagiyoichi5207 I think he’s talking about high school calculus.
Anyone who says they got very high grades in accredited engineering calculus without trying is just lying.
@@nafinbong9222 ye exactly I’m doing aerospace engineering and I cant imagine getting 99.8% just by trying
Not an engineer, but in physical chemistry we were allowed to use a self written formula sheet. And even though I knew many formulae by heart, I even wrote down pV=nRT.
The calculator sound effects and the gurgling in the beginning absolutely KILLED me!!!!!
I keep coming back to this video after a couple semester go by to see how many jokes I understand compared to last time.
Can confirm these are all accurate... still way better than premeds
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
4:53 my Thermodynamics prof said that he would kill himself if he had to use a look up table.
LMFAO they do be reading the test out-loud like that and pressing their calculator vigorously
0:19 Zach Star ASMR career confirmed.
I'm a noisy test taker
I was taking a midterm for a CS class and the guy next to me would do this annoying thing where every time he’d finish writing something, he’d start rapidly tapping his fingers on the table as if he were playing a piano. I literally turned and told him to shut up out loud.
"Ive got 12 angry men waiting to beat the shit out of you"
Golden joke
Omg I'm the iron man suit question...
I think I asked my fracture mechanics lecturer about how ceramic composite armour in tanks, at one point, and thermoplastic composites for applications in stealth aircraft in another.
"If you use a look-up-table..., you're a bitch". Killed me.
0:37 I actually do that, but only when I'm lecturing at the board and have to awkwardly get a decimal approximation for something.
That’s so epic
As a music student, this is fascinating to me
One tip for the annoying test takers where you know you struggle with the noise is to get test accommodations, where they have a separate room where it is nice and quiet, even with noise canceling headphones. Really helpful if you are unable to properly concentrate during a test due to the people around you.
"How does a phone work?"
"F*CKING MAGIC oh look at that we're out of time for today"
Dude the noisy test takers kill me. Hearing you whisper-reading a prompt like that triggered some anti-asmr lol
1:32 this is completely me lmao
I remember specially. We had this prof who would grade extremely hard. You had to take 2 of his courses to pass your major. I'm actually glad I took his class because he way over taught us, other courses felt like recaps of his 2 courses. I had finished with a B in his 2nd course which was the hard one. However this guy I had met was consistently getting A's. I would sit in the very front trying to absorb all I can while he would sit 10 rows behind in a class that was
1:37 Never have I been so offended by something I absolutely agree with
Fitting everything on a cheat sheet is so me.
Lmao! Schrödinger’s equation for a pendulum system. Is it Antman’s pendulum or something? 🤣
I love how the circuit was the most basic you could get
This thing hits different when you finally start studying engineering ... 3 days to my first engineering class !!!😁😁
Oh you sweet summer child
Don't worry though, you got dis
Dude, if you really love it. Go for it! I know I don't
it's not that bad. i'm a ee and borderline dumb as a rock. graduated three years ago and worked at a small consulting firm doing a lot of nothing and now work in utilities doing transmission planning. only problem is i dont remember jack shit on transmission theory. guess what i'm saying is, just fake it til you make it. buy a ti nspire and type all your notes onto it, at least for the lower div stuff. nobody expects you to have a cheat sheet on the calc. obviously don't do this if you actually get to bring a cheat sheet
@@brimmed you are my inspiration now. I was thinking of dropping out dude
Nice! I hope to come back here 5 years in the future and hear good news from you.
"I know it by heart... but I might forget it for some reason during the test..." why does this always happen?
(Civil) engeneering undergrads when angry: Why am I even studyng this! I ain't ever using this while making a road!
I feel called out with the cheat sheet guy. I used to write F=ma, ΣF=ma, τ=Ια and Στ=Ια all really tiny as separate equations in case I somehow forgot. Can’t complain, worked for me.
03:23
Honestly, some ppl can catch almost anything the professor explains on the fly, and with good understanding of concepts...your memory gets better, so they barely study...and do from decent to great on the corresponding tests.
And it's not a gift...it's just about being passionate about learning from a young age, those ppl have their brains wired for this...throughout the years.
Genuinely, either that...or he's...yeah, a cheater.
That only gets you so far. Honestly the higher you go on education levels, the less likely it is for anyone to be able to do that.
The real engineering student is all of those combined
Remembering my physics and maths tests in highschool, i put some cheat index card in my id case. Definitely saves time and keeps my anxiety at bay knowing if i forget f=ma for some reason, just gonna check that id man.
Hhhhhhhhhhh
Same here
Lol in first year physics I missed a whole question because I forgot to put a formula on my sheet. Never again. NEVER AGAIN.
Sell it to Boeing and BUY Boeing.😂😂
Tip: You can get more space on your cheat sheet if you fold it into a mobius strip. I did this in 9th grade biology and didn't have enough information to fill the sheet.
"I know f=ma by heart" damn thats Einstein right there lmao
"Would the net force of the support beam still be zero if the bridge were at the center of a black hole?" I actually wanna know this.
I felt every single line of the cheat sheet guy on a personal level.
“Ive got 12 angry men waiting to beat the F out of you because they studied”
I see what you did there
I love the "Don't be a jerk" shirt!!!
“Would the net force still be 0 if the bridge were at the center of a black hole?” LMAO
reminds me of this Quora post I saw “I was told dividing by 0 isn’t allowed but I did it and it works. What other numbers can we not divide by?”