::scratches head::

::yawn:: i can't wait till i get off work. I totally accidently forgot to bring a rular to do my engineering homework and i brought the wrong book with me. So today's work-study job has become me on the internet all day long for 6 hours straight.

This last week has been pretty bad. I've spent like 3-9 hours on homework a night. And this is before all the exams kicking in too. I had my first one this past friday. I spent about an hour studying for this. Waiting for the exam to begin everyone is just hanging around. Everyone i talked to was just relaxing chilling. The teacher didn't hold a review session or anything and the homework up to this point was super easy. So me just like everyone else is thinking this is going to be a super easy test.

Then I opened the exam... 3 problems...1 hour... seems easy. Problem 1: write this number in complex form. He spent like 15 secs on the very first day of class going over this haha. Everyone after the test was like wtf was that. Maybe this exam was a little too easy it was hard to figure out what little u actually need to study out of a million different questions it could be... i'm glad i know how to use my calculator.

Problem 2: The one problem my friends and I work out right before the exam trying to study during the hour break before the exam. wahh i really wish i actually worked it out. i just looked at it starting to read the book a little then look at everyone else's answer while they work on it. Haha i totally didn't absorb much of it, i prob got 50% or more on that one.

Problem 3: I totally forgot out to find an arclength of a circle from a given theta... Wahh... i really wish i didn't have to recall things i learned in math class. So u know how engineering problems are: if you get part a wrong, you get part b wrong, you get part c wrong.

Haha not looking good for making A's this semester if my first test prob is an F. But no time to dwell on this one, gotta start studying and asking questions on how to ace the next one =D.