what's in my backpack as an engineering student

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Hey y'all!
I thought this would be a fun look into what I carry in my backpack everyday as a senior engineering student. Some things really haven't changed since freshman year, but a few things are updated to reflect my current schedule and classes. If you're wondering what you'll actually need to take with you in college, then look no further! This is everything from a laptop to safety glasses for lab courses.
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@LaurenAbbey 4 месяца назад

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@t4req 4 месяца назад

fast forward , i graduated as chemical Engineer last week

@LaurenAbbey 3 месяца назад

Huge congrats!!

@Julia-en5ys 4 месяца назад

I’ll add three things as a medical engineering student: 1. some sort of noise canceling earbuds/headphones are essential for me esp. for finals season 2. I am on a Windows laptop and I’m so glad I am - a lot of programms for Python/Mathematica are so much easier to use on a windows than a mac 3. always have food with you (I like nuts and a granola bar, definitely something that will keep you full for at least a class) Everything else I totally agree with, my iPad has saved me many times!

@marcwhitken814 4 месяца назад

Great video, as are the rest of yours. My son is likely starting at URI in the fall of '24 for Civil Engineering (already accepted and deposits done). I think he has everything you showed in this video except for the iPad (his is pre-pandemic). His high school backpack is def on its last legs.

@LaurenAbbey 3 месяца назад

Thank you! And good luck to your son-- huge congrats!!

@rainyturnip9233 4 месяца назад

Hi Lauren! I just wanted to ask a research career question: I’m a budding first year undergrad working in a lab at uni, hoping to go to grad school too. How do I get from a state of not knowing much or anything at all in the grand scheme of research, to a place where I can make intellectual contributions to the project? I’m struggling to see how to get to that next level. Love your videos, you’re such an inspiration and I hope to get to where you are one day!

@LaurenAbbey 3 месяца назад

Hey! This is a really tough idea, and something that I still struggle with as an undergrad. I think that it comes down to the time and effort you put into learning the research you're doing. I highly recommend taking the time to read pertinent papers in your field and above anything else-- talk to your PI and grad students!! Ask any and all questions you have. Eventually, you'll build up enough background on the lab projects, confidence in the lab, and intuition to start gathering new ideas for the projects you're working on! I really appreciate the kindness and I wish you the best of luck!