Engineering with Style

Don’t struggle in math. It doesn’t have to be so bad. With a little motivation and these tips, math classes will become much easier. 

This is a great resource if you’re struggling with your MATLAB assignments.

One of the best ways to get prepped for upcoming exams is to become an engaged learner.  Check out the tips on how to do it here! 

Wonder if you have imposter syndrome?  Check out the signs and ways you can prevent this negative mindset from wrecking your grades. 

Has your Thermo professor completely skipped over how to use steam tables and interpolation? If so, you're not alone!  Many profs just assume you can figure it out.  Here is one of several of my tutorials on the subject. These are designed to make using the steam tables as painless as possible! Check it out!

Are you one of the fortunate engineering graduates who got multiple job offers? If so, this post is for you! Comparing several job offers can be hard.  Here are some things to look at to help you pick the offer that suits you the best.

Tired of feeling like your attempts at studying are useless in engineering? If so, you’re not alone! Many of us have been in that situation.  Here are the changes I made to my study habits when I was a student to vastly improve my grades in the toughest engineering classes.  My students agree... these tips really work!

Grad school or work is a really common question that engineering students ask me.  Here’s my take on it and why I think one option is better than the other.  

Chegg.  It seems that almost every engineering student these days has (and frequently uses) an account at Chegg.  If they don’t have their own account they borrow a friend’s.  Many students that use this handy online resource actually end up hurting themselves and their grades in the long run.  

There’s a right way and a wrong way to use this resource.  Check out the right way to do it in my latest post. 

Do math classes give you anxiety? There are a few things you can do to limit the stress and start being good at math! Check them out!

A new semester is about to start.  Here are 6 things you can do to get prepared.