Contents Preamble It’s quite strange, isn’t it? Just like that, and the year is almost over… When you least expect it to, time really does fly by fast ✈️. Weekly crisis aside, how has semester two of Software Engineering been? Well, it’s definitely quite different compared to semester one! As a prevailing pattern in Engineering…Continue Reading Part II Chronicles: Semester Two Recap
Hello everyone and welcome back to the blog! In today’s post, I have a special treat lined up—an exclusive interview with the lecturer many of you adore from the memorable (for better or worse) Part I course, ENGGEN121. Fun fact: if you were all ears during his inaugural ENGGEN121 lecture, you’d recall that he’s an…Continue Reading Q & A With Hazim !!
No, it’s not a nightmare; it’s just that time of year again – your first year of engineering studies at the University of Auckland is about to wrap up, and it’s time to face those semester two exams. If you’re feeling a mixture of anticipation and anxiety, you’re not alone. But here’s the good news:…Continue Reading Wrap up: exam season
(ELECTENG/COMPSYS 209) Disclaimer:This will, by no doubt, be the hardest course you would have taken in the first 2 years of electrical / compsys engineering. It will take so much of your time and it is quite heavy on electrical concepts, so if you are thinking about doing compsys after not getting into software but…Continue Reading A Close Look At 209
Electrical Engineering isn’t just about theory; it’s about turning ideas into reality. In Electeng/Compsys 209, we bridge the gap between knowledge and application through PCB (Printed Circuit Board) and Firmware design. But that’s not all; this course also offers an exceptional opportunity to learn from experienced engineers who share their insights and journey in the…Continue Reading Bridging Theory and Practice: Electeng/Compsys 209 – PCB, Firmware Design, and Real-World Insights
Are you curious about how chemical materials engineering translates into real-world applications and groundbreaking innovations? In this blog post, we’ll explore some fascinating case studies that highlight the tangible impact of chemical materials engineers on technology and society. Water Treatment Clean water is crucial, and chemical engineers play a vital role in ensuring it. Whether…Continue Reading Chemical and Materials: Real-World Applications
Hola hola, back again with another BME insight – now for internships! I know what you’re thinking – “Oh xyz from Part 2/3/4 said to not do BME because they don’t get internships and its like, sad” and that all BMEs look like this: “internship plz…” Well, they are so wrong! It is my civic…Continue Reading Breaking Stereotypes: BME Internships
Hello Everyone! How are you doing? Surviving? Vibing? Here is the long-awaited (or so I hope) post about sem 2 of Mechanical Engineering!!!! Note we still have most of the courses shared with Mechatronics (check out James’ post!) But we have one course that is different- Mechanical takes MECHENG 235 (design and manufacture 2) whereas…Continue Reading Opening New Ideas – Introduction to Sem 2 Courses of Mechanical Engineering
Hey guys! Welcome back to another blog where I will be going over some general tips for finding internships but I will also be providing some specific insights for mechatronics students. A few words before I get into the finding internship stuff, as a required part of your degree you must complete 800 hours of…Continue Reading Mechatronics Internships!!
Intro The first semester of your Civil/Structural engineering journey might have feel like a daunting uphill climb with its heavy theoretical load. But let me assure you, Semester 2 is a breath of fresh air! In this blog post, we’ll delve into what makes this semester enjoyable and why it’s worth looking forward to. In…Continue Reading Discovering New Horizons in Semester 2: A Glimpse of the courses