2011 Nankai University microelectronics freshmen related questions

1, everything you are ready for is floating clouds, look at physics, you have to study physics in your freshman year, look at calculus in mathematics, and you can start reading the fourth-level papers in English. If you have a college entrance examination score of 130 or above, you can take the fourth-level exam in your freshman year, otherwise you will take it in your freshman year.

2. All the courses are in the department for four years, except for a few courses such as party classes, all classes are in the department. Even the teaching base or something is in the headquarters.。。。 I hope Gong Ke can allocate more funds after becoming the principal...

3. The first two of the Baoyan generally go to other schools, and the next four or five stay in the school, of course, if a certain class is very strong, the number of Baoyan and the school will be different. For postgraduate entrance examinations, Tsinghua University, Peking University, Fudan University, and Chinese Academy of Sciences are better. . . It's more difficult to take the test, so be mentally prepared.

If you take the entrance examination to this school, it is relatively easy, and it is said that out of ten exams, 9 are admitted... The employment is not bad, after all, the Binhai New Area is here.

In fact, we always hope to master something in advance before going to university, but it is difficult to learn by ourselves in professional courses, so let's take a good look at English, don't lose the good foundation of high school, and prepare for the English level 4 or 6 exams in the future. If you have the conditions, you can learn advanced mathematics, which is very different from high school mathematics. This major is studied in the main department.

It's better to strive for the research of the major, the rate of the professional research is quite high, as long as you work hard, you will definitely be able to. If you go to graduate school, it will be a bit hard. It's hard to say about employment, but as a science major, I think it's okay, but it doesn't seem to be as good as Tianda, so you can consider Tianda if you are going to graduate school.

That's it, there are a lot of things to explore slowly on your own, hehe, good luck!

In our current session, there are a total of 41 people, and 5 people have changed majors, namely international economics, financial engineering, insurance, mathematics, and chemistry.

1 person who graduated early.

3 people went abroad. 4 from Peking University.

2 from Fudan University.

6 from Nankai University.

1 person from Xi'an Jiaotong University.

There are 2 people from the Institute of Microelectronics and 3 people from the Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

1 from Tianjin University.

1 from Chongqing University.

Among the 8 employed people, 2 are from the Chinese Research Institute, 2 are from state-owned banks (double major in finance), 4 are from private enterprises, and 2 are non-graduates.

2 people in World War II.

Overall, Nankai's electronics department is still good, and the new president Gong Ke is from the communication department

Hehe... This is a major. You can do it yourself...

You should be in the main department... I feel that the employment in science and engineering is much better than that in liberal arts. (Because I'm a liberal arts student).

So don't worry about employment and graduate school entrance examinations...

I mainly learn English and mathematics, which are all foundational. Postgraduate entrance examination and employment depend on the individual, and it is not recommended to take the entrance examination to this school.

This year's graduate students seem to be 8000+

Undergraduates seem to be 6000+

The reference is Huawei's initial salary, which will rise in the future, and it should be no problem for graduate students to pass w.

If you don't change your major, it's up to you, they all say that microelectronics is very popular. Last year I heard a lecture saying that microelectronics in foreign countries has risen stage of the discipline, but in China still. I don't know if it makes sense.

It's okay to get a job if you study well. There are also those who can earn an annual salary of forty or fifty w if they do technology.

It's the same at any university, and it doesn't matter what major you major. If you decide to go to graduate school, it will be different, you can choose carefully.

It doesn't matter if you do anything else, your profession may not be your professional counterpart.

The freshman year of Management Science and Engineering and Finance are both on the Yingshuidao campus, and the sophomore year moves to the main department. The former is a merchant and the latter is a scholastic. Microelectronics is in the main department.

The management department cannot be transferred to the enterprise management category, because the management department is a business school, and the major cannot be changed between the same college.

The management department and finance are the freshman waterway, the sophomore headquarters, and the microelectronics freshman headquarters. There are few choices for changing majors in management, and the business school cannot be selected, so the scholastic can only go to finance and insurance. There are 2 transfers at level 10 and none at level 11.

The graduate school entrance examination will give you a second choice. If you have to transfer, learn English well, high math. If it comes, it will be safe....

It's okay, but it's not too high.

Nankai is more classic and solid, which is not attractive to unconventional students, and even Tianjin people themselves are not very optimistic. Also look at fate.

Each major can be transferred. As long as the requirements are met.

Nankai University allows you to change majors, and the specific regulations are as follows:

1. Students should love their major and gradually cultivate their interest in learning in the process of studying. But students are also allowed to change majors under the guidance of a faculty. In order to control the proportion of students enrolled in each college (department), the number of students transferred out of each academic year shall generally not exceed 10% of the total number of majors in the grade.

2. Requirements for changing majors: (1) Students who are on suspension, retention of student status or retention of admission qualifications cannot change majors; (2) The transfer out of the school (department) should try to meet the requirements of students to change majors. The transferred college (department) shall conduct a comprehensive assessment of the students who apply and report to the Academic Affairs Office for review; (3) If students who change majors need to extend the study period, it shall be implemented in Chapter 3 of this academic rule; (4) Students can only change majors once; (5) Graduating students are not allowed to change majors; (6) Freshmen are generally not allowed to change majors in the first semester; (7) If you are an entrusted trainee, you can change your major only after obtaining the consent of the entrusting unit.

3. Time and procedures for changing majors Students can choose from each year.

In April and May, according to the number of places that each college (department) may accept for transfer students, submit a written application to your own school (department). After careful understanding and assessment by the transferred college (department), it will be submitted to the Academic Affairs Office for review and approval, and the school will announce the list of students who agree to change majors before the end of June.

IV. Credit Conversion for Students Changing Majors After students change majors, they are generally assigned to the same grade of learning management. If the credits originally obtained meet the requirements of the teaching plan of the transferred major, they will be recognized after confirmation by the transferring school (department) and the Academic Affairs Office, and will be counted as the credits of compulsory or major elective courses of the transferred major, and the credits of other courses shall be included in the credits of optional courses.

V. Scholarship System for Students Changing Majors Students who enjoy basic discipline scholarships and transfer to majors that do not enjoy basic discipline scholarships shall be reimbursed for the relevant fees. Students who transfer to the basic discipline scholarship program will enjoy the basic discipline scholarship from the date of transfer.

6. The following students who change majors are not subject to the above conditions: (1) Those who are found to have a certain disease or physical defect after admission and are unable to study in their original major after being examined by the university hospital, but can still study in other majors in the university; (2) As confirmed by the student's faculty (department), the student has some special difficulties and cannot continue to study without changing majors. For the above two types of students to change majors, they should apply by themselves, and the school (department) will put forward their opinions, and the academic affairs office will study and decide on the study of a major suitable for them.

Many of them cannot be transferred, such as liberal arts cannot be transferred to science, scholastic finance and financial engineering cannot be transferred, and the international accounting major of the Business School. In the second semester of the freshman year, a plan will be posted out, stipulating the number of places and other grade requirements, and there will be exams for changing majors.

I know a group of freshmen at Nankai University, and the seniors in it are very enthusiastic. Group number: 12294749

It's not just about your grades, it's about your ranking in your major. If it's one or two, then it's definitely no problem, and it's easy to change majors. It depends on the overall level of your department, and of course there is.

I'm from the scholastic, and I feel that there are quite a lot of people who practice double cultivation. I think you're okay, don't you have a double finance class? You should be able to.

In fact, if you work hard, you can do it well next semester, so it's better to change your major. Generally, this application is in the freshman year, and if you change majors, there may be exams, and if you want, prepare for mathematics. I will start taking classes next semester, and I will do a good job of it, and I will also take a look at Mankiw's economic principles.

I transferred from the Academy of Environmental Sciences to the School of Economics.

The difficulty depends on which major you transfer, the economic degree is the most difficult, the financial report is generally not much, insurance and international trade in the middle, there are a lot of people who apply every year, the class of 2009 because the insurance itself is not full, so the 20 people who reported are basically all received, the 2010 class of insurance reported more than 30 people, and the success of about 10-20 people.

You can take enough credits for a double degree, but some colleges require that you cannot apply for a double major if you apply for a change of major, so you need to find out in detail.

To transfer to the School of Economics, you must be good at mathematics, and generally only take mathematics and English. Therefore, for students majoring in history, it may be a little difficult, and I don't know if I will get stuck when I apply for review. You need to ask the teachers of your faculty or the faculty of economics.

Double study is very tiring, the coursework is very heavy, and it will even affect the study of your major, many seniors suggest that we should not double it, but see if you can cope with it.