Chemical Engineering revision techniques

Am studying 2nd year of chemical engineering and what I tend to do is understand the theory behind the modules. In university it's not a good idea to use the same method as that of college/sixth form I.e. it's better not to learn mainly the meanings of things or memorise certain equations for exams, but instead once you understand the theory behind certain things it is easier to know the meanings and equations. Also keep practicing don't let it off to the last minute! Be organised and do extra reading. The point of university is that you are independent and do extra/independent revision concerning your course before hand that is why lectures tend to provide you with module delivery patterns. YouTube contains a lot of videos on studying and organisation.


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