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Another semester underway

This semester I am enrolled in only 4 classes, but I think that I have my work cut out for me. My classes this semester are Fundamentals of Nuclear Engineering, Engineering Ethics, Thermals and Fluids Engineering, and Electronic Instrumentation. While these are all fairly challenging courses, so far they have been fairly interesting.
Right now, Fundamentals [...]

Life @ RPI

Since this is my first blog, I thought I’d begin by telling you a little about myself, and then some of my experiences at RPI thus far. There have been many factors that have helped guide me to where I am right now.
I am currently a junior pursuing a dual degree in Nuclear Engineering & [...]

This summer was great!

Hi Everyone,
This summer was great! I did an internship at a company in my field, mechanical engineering. It was really good experience and I learned a lot more about what engineers actually do. I also traveled to Peru with my family this summer. It was really nice to experience a different culture and spend time [...]

Blimping ain’t easy

If you are a mechanical or electrical engineer then you are going to have to take a laboratory introduction to embedded control (LITEC) class. It’s one of the first classes you’ll encounter that mixes both software and hardware.

A tour of the Rensselaer Union

Run by students, the Rensselaer Union is the place for anyone on campus to relax, study, grab a bite to eat, or meet up with friends at almost any time of day or night.

The first round of exams

It’s been a real hectic week: a dynamics test, a fluids test, a MAU test, and a project due in IED to boot. All this pressure had me real nervous and in a crunch for time because of my three test to study for and a project to design and build.

Pedro – About Me

I’m a 19 year old Texan from the city of Fort Worth here at RPI. I’m currently in the second year of my mechanical engineering program and currently enrolled in Thermo and Fluids, Engineering Dynamics, Intro to Engineering Design(IED), and Materials Analysis of Uncertainty(MAU). A few things about myself; I’m part of the kendo club [...]