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I have lived both in University-owned housing as well as private housing throughout my college years. In my freshman year, I lived in Marks Hall, sophomore year in Troy East, and now I am currently living on 3oth street, one block from campus. In all instances, I have had a positive and painless experience!
For my first project in BME 416: Regulation of Medical Devices, I got to choose a specific medical device that I wanted to improve, then research existing patents to see what steps I would need to take to create my own, reinvented version of that chosen product. I chose to focus on soccer shin guards because I love soccer and wanted to see what patents for soccer equipment were already existent. I also thought that I could potentially come up with a way to add a piece to shin guards that could help prevent ankle or knee injury, since both ankle and knee injuries are very common in soccer.
With such a diverse range of engineering majors to choose from, I’m going to give a quick run through of Chemical Engineering (CHE)!
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I hope you’re all having a great week! I just wanted to take a few minutes to tell you about my major: Industrial & Systems Engineering.
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This week has been seriously crazy so far. Somehow despite the fact that it’s only the third week of classes I haven’t been this stressed in quite a while. Classes are suddenly hitting hard, but mostly it’s been everything outside of my classes: clubs, organizations, and activities that all seem to be happening at the same time. This Friday night for example, I’m supposed to be three places at once! Until someone in Viterbi invents a time-machine, that’s just not going to happen, so I’ve had to prioritize and make some tough choices about how to spend my time lately. Despite the fact that I’ve been overwhelmed, I also feel like I’ve been coping with my anxiety level pretty well this week: no massive panic attacks so far! Since I usually blog about what’s on my mind, I decided that this week I would write about some of the ways I’ve been dealing with something that every college student (probably every high school student too) faces at some point: stress.
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As an engineer, I have come to really value my weekends and the free days where I can explore Los Angeles and go to my favorite food, beach, and hang out spots! Coming from Northern California, we do not have the same luxury of nice beaches and perfect weather so on my free days I make the most of it there! However, when I want to get some work done and just relax with some laughs, great hang out spots are not very far away.
My favorite study spot on campus is definitely the Salvatori Computer Center. Even though it is not a library, SAL is a great place to study- Continue reading
Most Tuesday and Wednesday nights you’ll find me at King Hall (KOH), located just across from the residential dorm Webb Tower and above the dining hall Cafe 84. So whether after dinner or looking for a place to study away from the distractions in my apartment, I’d say KOH is my favorite study spot on campus.
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With midterm season finally coming to an end, I figured I ought to tell y’all what some of my favorite places to study around campus are!
I spend most of my time studying in my apartment. I like how quite it is and how I have everything I need only a few feet away, but when I’m not studying in my apartment, my two favorite to study are my sorority’s dining room and the engineering quad.
USC has a few beautiful libraries that many of my friends love studying in because it makes them feel like they go to Hogwarts. Although these libraries make the dream of attending Hogwarts feel like it is almost a reality, I realized that if I’m studying in one of those libraries, I spend most of my time dreaming about Hogwarts rather than actually getting work done. After my failed attempts at studying in libraries, I learned that studying at coffee shops is what works best for me.
