I've got a form to fill in about topics to discuss at interview, but I don't really know what to do. I'm applying for chem eng, and they say to concentrate on physics topics.
I'm very interested in quantum mechanics, but I worry as I don't have a phenominal knowledge of the topic, and I feel I could be torn apart on it. I'm very interested in it, but I don't know (or understand) any of the maths behind it, and in reality the depth of my knowlegde can be summed up as being able to use E=mc^2 for nucluer fission/fusion, and knowing electron+positron annahalite each other to produce two photons. I have been reading books about antimatter and the like, but would they expect me to know this kinda stuff inside out? I love it, but do typical interviewers expect people to know their course related interests to a high level?
Thanks