Dear Sir Brad, I am writing this letter to introduce myself formally to you and even my classmates who might be reading this letter in the coming weeks. I am Krissh, a mechanical engineering undergraduate at SIT and I am from the class, T20 in the critical thinking and communicating module. Previously, I attained a diploma in aerospace engineering at Ngee Ann Polytechnic after which I served the nation for 2 years in the army. As a child, I was often intrigued by how things worked. Growing up, I watched television channels such as Discovery Channel and National Geographic instead of cartoons. I was often amazed by how things worked, especially airplanes! I enjoyed learning math and science related subjects compared to other subjects. However, it was only in polytechnic where I found out that learning engineering is heavy in math and science. In secondary school, I was a member in Singapore Youth Flying Club (SYFC). Being part of SYFC, I gained a huge liking for aircraft and technol...
I completely agree with all four of the points you made. Individuals will grow as engineers as they gain experience. and through some modules that we learned at Polytechnic and SIT, we were able to communicate using the points you mentioned. Verbal, nonverbal, and visual aids.
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DeleteThanks for this highly detailed and insightful explanation, Krissh.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sir, I really appreciate the feedback!
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