Kia ora! Hope you are slayin live laugh lovin as usual. Welcome welcome, Iâm Phyllis and I am incredibly self aware but that also means I am incredibly wise and can channel my master oogway energy to you all!!! Woohooooooooo LETS GET STRAIGHT INTO IT. Why did I choose Mechatronics đ„°đ OPPORTUNITIES ARE ENDLESS As…Continue Reading To Mechatronics, or not to Mechatronics
Hi engineers! Iâm glad youâre here and trust me, youâre in the right place! I know you are probably all here for advice on choosing your specialisation but I should probably introduce myself first. My name is Rohan and I am your Part II blogger for mechanical engineering in 2024! I was born and raised…Continue Reading Introductions + why I chose Mechanical!
Greetings fellow engineers and engineers to be!I am Zlata, and I will be your part 2 Chemical and Materials blogger for 2024. Before I rattle on about my experience and why you should choose this spec, I feel like I should first tell you why I chose it! My Journey with CHEMMAT! I am one…Continue Reading Welcome to the 2024 CHEMMAT Blog!!
So, you’re at that crucial crossroads where you’re eyeing the fields of Civil and Structural Engineering, yet you’re grappling with understanding the differences that set the two apart. Hey, we’ve all been there! If you’re seeking clarity, you’re in for a treat as we construct an understanding of the two disciplines. First off, let’s get…Continue Reading Civil, Structural – Whats different !?
Part II Semester 1âŠ. Well youâre probably wondering how the Civil program is structuredâŠ.. Heres a rundown of Part II Semester 1: Two Civil papers (Civil 203& Civil 203). A structural paper (Strcteng 200), and a general engineering paper (Engsci 211). Allow me to break them down for you. ENGSCI 211 (Mathematical Modelling II aka…Continue Reading Part II Semester 1 overview
If the last blog wasn’t in-depth enough for you, I have brought you two of the best in the business to tell you more about Engineering Science! Kevin and Justin taught the OR and CM sections in ENGSCI263 respectfully and have done an amazing job this year! They are both outstanding lecturers and pride themselves…Continue Reading Eye-opening perspectives
Welcome back everyone, and I hope you are all finding ways to stay motivated and healthy during this lockdown! Because personally, I’m starting to look more and more like my cat-friend Jerry over there. As the end of semester two fast approaches, I thought I’d give you all a rundown of the four papers I…Continue Reading Siri, set timer for 3 weeks!
Internships⊠The only thing that anyone seems to be talking about at the moment. If you donât know already, you are required to do 800 practical hours throughout your engineering degree. This is typically done in two sets of 400 hours over the summer between your second and third year and your third and fourth…Continue Reading This is how hundreds of engineering students are finding internships for FREE…
The struggle is real! As you may or may not know, my home town is Dunedin! Dunedin is known for its great student culture and the steepest street in the world, Baldwin Street! Well, Engineering Science is a bit of both. What do you mean?? If you thought first year was tough, it only gets…Continue Reading A steep journey into second year
Before I delve into the depths of Engineering Science, I thought I would outline the cool adventures and opportunities Engineering Science has to offer. Friends! I thought I would mention briefly about my time during lockdown as a first year engineering student. Unlike most others, lockdown was my favourite period last year due to…Continue Reading Fun times in EngSci!