Scientific/Mathematical minds! I need help...

drift

I'm doing a forensic science degree, i'm also terrible with numbers...<div><br></div><div>One of my modules is 'Bioanalytical Techniques' (with topics such as The Van Deemter Equation, Solutions and Dilutions, Spectroscopy, Chromatography etc.) </div><div><br></div><div>If anyone understands any of this, i could really do with someone explaining to me like i'm a child as i'm completely lost!!!!</div><div><br></div><div>Thanks! x</div>

miss annie

Detritus possibly might be able to help with something?

gardener-joe

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drift

It's taught terribly - no-one knows what they're doing!!

dorothy

I've got the same problem with a course that I'm doing, just dreadful teaching.  Email the tutors, give them shit, in a pleasant way, that's what I do.

Mirandola

@Drift,<div><br></div><div>When you chose to do a science degree you must have felt some affinity for maths. Is there any way you could recapture that?</div>

drift

I was fortunate enough to be accepted onto the course despite no previous experience/qualifications, just a Forensic Science diploma. I'm not incapable, its just very unclear and many of the 200+ students are confused!

rainbow_carnage

Just out of curiosity, what does one do with a forensic science degree? There can't be that many CSI-style jobs out there. Certainly not enough for 200+ graduates.

drift

Sorry, I mean 200+ students doing this module, not 200+ Forensic Students, and its not at all like CSI, that's a misconception... And there are many jobs for analytically trained students, although they aren't publically advertised!