I would first like to start this blog by saying how surprising it is to think that this will be my last blog as an EngSci p2 blogger, and also that I am nearly halfway through my degree. To wrap up all the blogs, I essentially asked actual part 1 questions I knew, wanting to…Continue Reading Engsci Q and A with me!
Specialisation Inspiration (obscure jobs for each spec)
If only our engineering faculty spent their budget on a Harry Potter sorting hat, then one of the biggest decisions of our life could be completely up to fate! But alas… we must make this scary and overwhelming decision with such limited perspective, all by ourselves. ✨CHOOSING YOUR SPECIALISATION!✨ Today I shall share some out-of-the-box…Continue Reading Specialisation Inspiration (obscure jobs for each spec)
The humbling lessons of second year
It’s nearly that dreaded time of year again, and exam season is once again around the corner. And while I’m currently drowning in a never ending to do list of assignments and lectures to catch up on, I thought I’d share some lessons I have learnt to help you navigate second year. Time Management is…Continue Reading The humbling lessons of second year
My flabbers? Gasted. My gobs? Smacked. A PII Tron retrospective.
They say time flies when you’re having fun. Now I don’t know who ‘they’ are, but the mystery quote-sayers are right. With only two weeks left before the academic year comes to a close (with the exception of a few weeks of exams 😱), time has truly flown. Like a bird. Or a plane. Or…Continue Reading My flabbers? Gasted. My gobs? Smacked. A PII Tron retrospective.
Surviving Uni Without Losing My Mind (Mostly)
I know hell-season (aka exams) is approaching soon, so I thought I’d share some ✨words of wisdom✨ to help ease the chaos. As a former stereotypical high-school overachiever with a toxic dependency on academic validation, I used to treat my grades as a reflection of my self-worth. But despite my desperate attempts to remain an…Continue Reading Surviving Uni Without Losing My Mind (Mostly)
The Art of The Lab Report
Today I’d like to talk about one of the most fundamental parts of CHEMMAT life; a type of assignment only done by us CHEMMATers, and Biomed students. So if you’re considering Biomed (in which case, go check out Iz’s blogs), listen up too! Yes, I’m talking about the fabled Lab Report. We usually do lab reports after, well, labs…obviously…and after the lab there are usually questions which we’d answer in a certain section of our report. The rest, though, is a layout of background, theory, methods, etc etc. Honestly, it makes me feel quite fancy and posh when I write one….Continue Reading The Art of The Lab Report
How to Get An Overseas Internship (feat. an Atlassian Grad) ✈️️
It is the dream of many engineering students to land a job in Australia: the land of higher pay, more opportunities and a better life. (Engineering Revue did an excellent musical parody about it this year.) While I can’t speak for the other specialisations, Software has a number of overseas opportunities with companies such as…Continue Reading How to Get An Overseas Internship (feat. an Atlassian Grad) ✈️️
Week 9: Surviving Midterm Season (Barely)
Hey everyone!!! Maadhav here, currently running on four hours of sleep, two energy drinks, and the rapidly fading hope that I actually understand thermodynamics. Welcome to Week 9, also known as “midterm season,” also known as “why did I think engineering was a good idea,” also known as “please send help and maybe some functional…Continue Reading Week 9: Surviving Midterm Season (Barely)
Father Stretch My Hands
Whatever you’ve heard about 209, it’s probably true. One of the most challenging courses if not the most challenging course you will take during your second year of Electrical Engineering (I cannot speak on behalf of COMPSYS), It demands the best out of you. In this blog I would like to perform a dissection on…Continue Reading Father Stretch My Hands
The I-word tips after my J*b hunting experience
This blog addresses a crucial aspect of an EngSci student’s journey: securing summer i*ternsh*ps. So, this is going to be one of those useful blogs, where I first discuss my J-word hunt experience and later offer advice on how to make the J-word hunt experience for the 800 hours of practical work requirement go well…Continue Reading The I-word tips after my J*b hunting experience