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Day 19 of this photo challenge: Study space + water + cat
Believe it or not, staying hydrated is really important. I barely drank water in high school, and i thought i was fine, until i started drinking water for some reason and i was able to concentrate in what i was doing and i was no longer tired all the time. Stay hydrated kids.
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Day 15 of @hayley-studies‘s 30 Day Studyblr Challenge!
Day 15. A photo of your handwriting.
I feel like this sheet of reactor engineering notes really captures my handwriting’s messy look.
08.24.17
Happy birthday to me! I couldn’t skip class, even if it was my birthday, so I had to celebrate with a relatively simple McCabe-Thiele method problem and heat transfer homework. I’m honestly loving heat transfer so far, it’s like transport phenomena but less focused on getting the equations and more on applying them in real life scenarios.
Day 10 of @hayley-studies‘s 30 Day Studyblr Challenge!
Day 10. Who is your favorite teacher/professor and why?
Here’s part 2 of this post. Day 10 college edition. Again, it would be pretty rude to post pics of my profs on the internet, so have some of the notes taken from their classes instead. I picked a professor from each of the main subjects in my chem eng program: physics, math, and chemistry.
From the physics area, top left and top center, is my cheat sheet for Prof. A’s dynamics course. I’m not gonna lie, I have a major crush on the man. Mainly bc he’s a sweetie pie who makes chocolate and uses memes to remind us to do our homework. Also, his handwriting is flawless.
For math, top right, the cheat sheet for Prof. C’s linear algebra final. It’s messier than the ones for dynamics, probably because i made it the night before the test lol. Anyway. Prof. C’s classes are amazing. He’d explain everything as many times as necessary to ensure everyone understood what he was talking about. He’d also send us the class material beforehand so we could print it out and write our notes on them. He learns the names of everyone in his classes, and hasn’t forgotten mine even after two years.
For chemistry, I couldn’t pick just one professor, so have two. Bottom left is transport phenomena with Dr. R. He’s an amazing professor but he was transferred to another area so i didn’t get to take his chemical kinetics class, rip me. His tests were super hard, and i got 30% on his final because we had to propose the heat and mass transfer model for a reaction i thought was endothermic and wasn’t so my whole heat transfer model was wrong. I still passed the class though.
Bottom right is flow of fluids with Dr. VH. Great professor, 10/10. He’s also really funny. I wanna be like him when I’m 60, except maybe not bald.
Sorry for the long post lol.
08.18.17
Paola got some new gel pens, so of course I had to try them out.
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08.19.17
RIP numerical analysis.
My class was closed because only 7 people signed up for it which is unfair because there was another class with 7 people in it like why don’t you cancel that one instead of the one i’m in anyway hopefully I can take it next semester.
Day 5 of @hayley-studies‘s 30 Day Studyblr Challenge!
Day 5. A photo of your favorite book.
Truth didn’t mean anything without someone to share it with; you could shout truth into the air forever, and spend your life doing it, if someone didn’t come and listen.
Uprooted by Naomi Novik.
Bonus: currently reading Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
We're learning about polymers. She's not impressed.
