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The first year of college can be summarized as "adaptation" in two words. In this colorful place of university, I have to adapt not only to the new living environment, new learning methods and teaching modes, but also to various interviews, competitions, pressures and competitions. University is half a society, but now, it is a society where the fittest survive.
In college, there may be many people or things I don't like. I don't have to complain about anything, but I need to put my mind right to adapt to the development of the whole society. On the contrary, stubbornness is likely to be eliminated by society. In this year, I want to know what I have, what I lack and what I should do. I think this is what freshmen should do.
In my freshman year, I studied public courses and basic courses. I want to lay a good foundation and study hard. My personality is computer and English, because English and computer are indispensable skills and employment conditions for future industries. Persist in reciting words and reading every day, and strive to pass CET-4 in the second semester.
Computers should not be underestimated, and strive to pass the computer level 2 exam at one time. In addition, if you want to continue reading, you should also fulfill your desire to read books that you were interested in before high school.
In addition, I also want to read some books related to my major, especially books on mechanical principles and energy.
Determine the main attack direction and cultivate comprehensive quality (up to 48.5 credits, 42.5+6). In this year, I should not only firmly grasp the foundation, but also prepare for the transition from basic courses to professional courses, and browse some important senior courses one by one, so as to make a smooth transition to junior year. This year, I will take appropriate courses in other majors to diversify my knowledge.
I also want to participate in beneficial social practice, such as teaching activities, trying to work part-time in units related to majors, experiencing different levels of life, and cultivating the spirit of hardship and social responsibility. Third, in the third year of college, improve professional skills and accumulate professional experience (to 46 credits, 22+24). In the third year, I will take the initiative to deepen professional courses and try to squeeze the senior courses into the third semester.
Although I am determined to apply for graduate students, I will also ask my seniors and sisters for job information, interview skills, workplace needs, experience in writing cover letters and resumes, and start practicing my career in my mind during the holidays. In the late junior year, I will check the gap between the current and post-graduation goals and take corrective measures in time to lay a solid foundation for the smooth completion of the senior goal.