1, Professor Chi Zeying of Nanjing University of Science and Technology.
2. Harbin Institute of Technology.
3. Kunming University of Science and Technology (jointly trained with the Central University of Technology in Lyon, France).
4. Shanghai Jiaotong University, Tianjin University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology and Electronic Science and Technology University are also good.
Second,
Optical information is a new subject direction, and the demand for undergraduates in China is still relatively small, mainly because this course is relatively deep and Everbright University can't learn much, so when others need it, they should either find a poor mechanic or find a master or doctor with certain attainments in optical information. There is little demand for undergraduates, so it is better to have a commemorative estimate.
The main development direction is photoelectric engineering and communication, which are two major directions. If you want to pursue further studies, it is generally in these two directions, but everything is not absolute. Optics can also be the object of development. I also went to microelectronics to do communication.
Third, this question is a bit vague ~
The following is the experience of the matters needing attention in the exam: First of all, we must bring a good attitude and adequate sleep. Some netizens may study hard until late at night or even after midnight on the first night of the exam because of their poor review of a certain subject. After all, exams can't be solved overnight, and paying attention to sleep is still very helpful. In addition, mentality is very important. Before getting the roll paper, it is recommended to take a deep breath 1-3 times to ensure sufficient oxygen. Hehe, your thinking will be clearer. In addition, when taking the exam, don't pester a certain question, such as multiple-choice questions. If you don't have an idea for three minutes, send it away. Don't waste time. If most problems have no results, don't pursue them too much. After all, there are likely to be easier questions and topics that you are good at. Also, according to last year's experience, the answer sheet for English subjective questions is a one-page answer sheet with two sides. Paper is so good that it won't get wet even with a pen. However, it must be noted that the top part is the translation part, generally two lines are empty in each sentence. The first side and the second side of practical writing are empty in a big composition. The composition part is provided in the form of that stationery. I suggest that the subjective part of English should be clean and tidy, even if your writing is not dominant, at least it can't be inferior in cleanliness and neatness, which is especially obvious when writing a composition. If you don't think everything through, then don't write. Even if you make a mistake, you can only draw a diagonal line as a sign of rejection, and you can't paint it black. It is also suggested that the small composition should not write too many words, try to write as required, and do not exceed the prescribed requirements. Because the essay and translation are on the same side according to last year's experience, the space is limited. If you write too much, there will be no place to continue writing on the small answer sheet. And the big composition occupies the whole second side, so I don't think it is a problem to write a 200-word composition. Second, what should I bring to the exam? The active participation of many netizens provided a very clear explanation. However, there are still a few things to remind. Calculator, in the math exam, I don't think it is necessary. If you are afraid to use it then, you can take it to the examination room and ask the invigilator if you can use it. But in general, some professional exams are necessary. Personally, I don't advocate pasting and modifying with transparent glue, which is suspected of marking. There should be no fixed pattern for the color of pens. Choose an ordinary one. If it is a pen, don't fill the tank too full, but fill it with water. An exam should be enough unless your pen has never leaked oil. Don't use pens of different colors on the same test paper. If some netizens can't guarantee that their pens will not be damaged, I think it is necessary to prepare two pens with the same oil core. As for the choice of pencils with answer sheets, as many netizens suggested below, it is better to buy genuine 2B pencils. Although the card recognition technology is constantly improving, even H's pencil can still be recognized, but it is better to be on the safe side. As for the glue, I also suggest using a glue stick. Generally speaking, even if you don't bring it yourself, you can borrow it from your classmates who take the exam around you. In addition, I think according to past experience, most examination rooms provide glue sticks, which I provided when I took the exam. When cutting open the sealed roll paper, the first thing to do is to follow the teacher's instructions strictly. I think when I took the postgraduate entrance examination at the beginning of this year, my sealed bag of math test questions was torn upside down, which was very troublesome and delayed me for a few minutes, which also had a certain impact on my test mood. Therefore, I strongly suggest that netizens should listen to the teacher's instructions with their ears open, and don't ignore the carelessness. Third, don't whisper when you leave, and don't take the toilet paper away. You can write it on the English test paper, but the paper on the English test paper is not very good. You'll know when you get the question. The paper for answering other subjects is passable, and it will not get wet when written with a pen. Finally, I hope you can refer to the discussion results of the following netizens and some of my personal comments. As the saying goes, knowing ourselves and knowing ourselves is the only way to win a hundred battles. We should not only get through the last hurdle smoothly, but also be familiar with the specifications and details of the examination room!