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<blockquote data-quote="RealityOfX" data-source="post: 26258314" data-attributes="member: 576997"><p>FYI - Chemical Engineering degrees are the worst I know. Especially from Moratuwa. There is a huge knowledge gap between them and the people from the Science Faculty. Chemistry Special students From science faculties are far ahead in terms of knowledge that's why they have more probability of getting scholarships from foreign universities. And People from Science faculties also working as Chemical Engineers in some companies. Analytical Chemists in Moratuwa have a hard time filling these knowledge gaps of inexperienced probationary lecturers from Engineering faculties. And most of these lecturers don't know how to google and always come with questions instead of searching. No research skills. </p><p></p><p>Z-Score based on a Quota. Some people with High Z scores from Colombo are selected into Science faculties but some people from Nuwara Eliya or Badulla etc are selected into Engineering with lower Z-Scores. Therefore you cannot differentiate between 2 sets of people. Science faculty people who did Maths as a subject will go deeper in mathematics than Engineering students. If they did CS parallelly will do that too. IMO IESL should consider people who did maths in science faculties but work in an Engineering position, as an engineer. That is the fair option.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RealityOfX, post: 26258314, member: 576997"] FYI - Chemical Engineering degrees are the worst I know. Especially from Moratuwa. There is a huge knowledge gap between them and the people from the Science Faculty. Chemistry Special students From science faculties are far ahead in terms of knowledge that's why they have more probability of getting scholarships from foreign universities. And People from Science faculties also working as Chemical Engineers in some companies. Analytical Chemists in Moratuwa have a hard time filling these knowledge gaps of inexperienced probationary lecturers from Engineering faculties. And most of these lecturers don't know how to google and always come with questions instead of searching. No research skills. Z-Score based on a Quota. Some people with High Z scores from Colombo are selected into Science faculties but some people from Nuwara Eliya or Badulla etc are selected into Engineering with lower Z-Scores. Therefore you cannot differentiate between 2 sets of people. Science faculty people who did Maths as a subject will go deeper in mathematics than Engineering students. If they did CS parallelly will do that too. IMO IESL should consider people who did maths in science faculties but work in an Engineering position, as an engineer. That is the fair option. [/QUOTE]
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