Dive Into Real-World Practice
"Knowing a lot of stuff is essential for an engineer in any field, but being able to apply the knowledge in real life is important. The best way to create a strong bridge between the things you know and the things you can perform is to take part in various projects that require action.
"You can even start accepting various paid orders from people around the city to test and improve your skills in stressful real-life conditions. The more you practice, the more valuable and firm your knowledge becomes."
GERALD CARPENTER, FOUNDER & EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, SANITARYREVIEW.COM
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Interleaving
Once you have a basic understanding of what you are trying to learn, practice jumping back and forth between problems that require different techniques. This will solidify your understanding of the concepts by learning how to choose to apply them in various situations.
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Life is about the new, and curiosity keeps life novel. Doing new things, learning new stuff and innovating in your field of interest.
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