Thinking of reviewing some resumes for one of my next videos! If you want your resume reviewed send it to shawnesquivel24@gmail.com - please remove all sensitive information such as address and last name.
Amazing, I couldn't find a chemical engineer on UA-cam this energetic and passionate with absolutely clarity in my 3 years processes Engineering tenure!👍
Lauren Abbey is also a really great chemical engineering student! She does a lot of “in the day of an engineering student” vlogs, I love her videos because they’re so accurate.
I really take down notes seriously and I loved how colorful your notes were. It is very important to have a lot of solved problems especially for chemical engineering. Great content :)
Thanks Ghilbert, I've always hated writing notes because I never looked back at them cause they were so messy and not that nice to look at. Once I started adding colours/organizing better it became a lot better for reviewing!
Really enjoyed this one... And changing the approach to note taking ensures that its not just about doing well in exams but really understanding the content at hand. Most students I included in the past, just do study to pass exams, rather than understanding the concept at hand. Thank you once again.
I just found your channel, I want to be a chemical engineer in the future, I am grateful with you for your information. BTW, I had been looking for information about it for a long time, thank you for showing up
I'm so happy to hear that! I know when I was thinking about chemical engineering, there was like NOTHING online, so I'm glad that the situation will be different for you :)
couldn't have seen this video at a better time as i'm taking reaction engineering/design rn haha and was falling behind on how many equations and concepts there were! so i'm gonna start make summary sheets now thanks for the tips shawn!
@@shawn.builds Hey Shawn! Long time, no commenting (get it?🙃) Anyways, I wanted to just ask for your advice with Reactor design. Many of my peers (and myself) are struggling with Reactor design. Do you have any practical advice on how to conquer it or can you refer to a video where you might have addressed this? Does one just have to practice, practice and practice more? I would really appreciate it!
@@angelphalane399 I'd say reactor design is always really tough and sometimes no matter how hard you study, you'll just get wrecked on the exams because they can make them so hard. i'd say having a deep understanding of the fundamentals is really important, not just knowing the equations but understanding at some level how to derive them. always ask yourself how your professor could make a question harder, either by fusing two problems together, reversing the steps, or by giving you different known values.
Super behind in my class and I mean one semester behind or two, I wanted to take a one year break but Im not allowed to, huhu my poor mental health. Your videos help me calm myself
great video bro!!! Come up with more such videos!!!! 💯💯💯💯 now that you have completed your course are you working already ??? or you are planning for a master degree ???
@@shawn.builds Great bro!!! Iam 3rd year Chemical Engineering student too , and thanks a lot for sharing your experiences with us , it helps a lot🍻💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
Bro but with the ipad if you re in school and youre battery go low ? And in your class there is no charger spot how do you do ? Also if you have a power bank you use pls link to me
i found that when i switched to digital note taking i became a lot more organized, i found taking notes more fun, and it was easy for me to review notes.
GoodNotes was the best for iPad. Notability is also good if you want to record audio on top of your notes. They are paid but if you want a decent free version, check out OneNote!
@@shawn.builds Thank you! Would you consider doing a video on what you look for when summarising, and choosing which key info makes it through all the rounds to the final set of notes? Your videos are much appreciated!!
Believe me this video is very helpful. But the only difficulty is that i cannot take classes attentively specially now when we are shifted to online system. Do you have any tips regarding that?
Wow, great video. As a kin student, I have a similar method of studying just that my notes are usually made on google docs with subheadings. My question for your Q & A: Since you have accomplished what many would want to do after university which is to work in the field of your degree. What is the next goal that you have in mind that you want to accomplish?
Nice! Do you find that your retention is still pretty good when typing rather than handwriting your notes? And thanks for the question! I'll add that to my list :)
@@shawn.builds Yes, I would say my retention is rather similar to when I would handwrite my notes. Cause I would type things that make sense to me so that I will understand it; therefore, I feel that it is the same as handwriting my notes.
What to do if your professor doesn't teach properly and doesn't give proper notes..?! I almost failed in my Mass Transfer and Transport Phenomena due to this. Would appreciate if you could share some resources or videos that are able to teach in a better and simple way.
@@shawn.builds I know! I did the same but felt as if everything was being learnt from scratch and that took a hell lot of time! Other than Transport Phenomena, I pretty much got an A in everything else
Hi Himani, I'm not too sure on the state of "best schools" in North America. I only really know about my school, UBC :) just search up to 10 chemical engineering schools in north america!
Ok you seem to be the only established Engineering guy who has made a video about Notes taking, even you have just 24k subs, the space is ruled by medical students. Perhaps it's the nature of the Material we are dealing with, whereas Medical students have to read through Volumes of textual and and at ties diagrammatic info, Engineering students have to Write a Shit Load of equations. Everything starts and stops with equations. And none of the apps like obsidian or remnot are optimized for effectively recognizing equations from handwriting. Remnote does not seem to have handwritten notes recognition capability without which it cannot form contextual links with various equations. Imagine having an app with which you can record entire Thermodynamics in digitally recognised form and then have an app like Obsidian plot a Relational Graph for you to revise everything. Why i am writing here is to initiate conversations about this and a) Either someone could tell me about something that already exists and i am unaware of or b) Come up with a tangible set of deliverables for an app that can do for engineering(basically and Equations heavy subject) students, what Remnote does for Medical students.
Thinking of reviewing some resumes for one of my next videos! If you want your resume reviewed send it to shawnesquivel24@gmail.com - please remove all sensitive information such as address and last name.
Where did your practice problems come from? Any resources?
Amazing, I couldn't find a chemical engineer on UA-cam this energetic and passionate with absolutely clarity in my 3 years processes Engineering tenure!👍
😁 wow those are such kind words! Where are you working now??
Lauren Abbey is also a really great chemical engineering student! She does a lot of “in the day of an engineering student” vlogs, I love her videos because they’re so accurate.
I really take down notes seriously and I loved how colorful your notes were. It is very important to have a lot of solved problems especially for chemical engineering. Great content :)
Thanks Ghilbert, I've always hated writing notes because I never looked back at them cause they were so messy and not that nice to look at. Once I started adding colours/organizing better it became a lot better for reviewing!
Really enjoyed this one... And changing the approach to note taking ensures that its not just about doing well in exams but really understanding the content at hand. Most students I included in the past, just do study to pass exams, rather than understanding the concept at hand. Thank you once again.
Yeah!! Even just having a curious approach to lectures and my classes made taking notes really fun honestly
Wow, 3.7 GPA in Chemical Engineering while doing Capstone. That's amazing!
Yeah! I was pretty happy with it :D I came a long way from 1st year haha
I always made summary sheets before exams I loved those too.
This man is inspiring me to love my course😍
Haha hope I can continue to do so!
Yeah right!
@@maryrosedianefajilagmago837 :)
Thank you Shawn. Please keep posting your videos 😊
Thanks Aerika! More on the way 🤟🏽
I just found your channel, I want to be a chemical engineer in the future, I am grateful with you for your information.
BTW, I had been looking for information about it for a long time, thank you for showing up
I'm so happy to hear that! I know when I was thinking about chemical engineering, there was like NOTHING online, so I'm glad that the situation will be different for you :)
couldn't have seen this video at a better time as i'm taking reaction engineering/design rn haha and was falling behind on how many equations and concepts there were! so i'm gonna start make summary sheets now thanks for the tips shawn!
yeah they really help break the course down, hope it helps!
I have a chemical reactor analysis 1 final tomorrow at 2pm lol.
😂 go study bro!
I have 5 Assingments pending
where have you been , and why I JUST discovered your channel ! thank you so much
Thank you so much for sharing this Shawn! 🌟
Reactor design is something else so I'll definitely have to apply these tips😅
you're very welcome! let me know how it goes :)
@@shawn.builds Hey Shawn! Long time, no commenting (get it?🙃)
Anyways, I wanted to just ask for your advice with Reactor design.
Many of my peers (and myself) are struggling with Reactor design.
Do you have any practical advice on how to conquer it or can you refer to a video where you might have addressed this?
Does one just have to practice, practice and practice more?
I would really appreciate it!
@@angelphalane399 I'd say reactor design is always really tough and sometimes no matter how hard you study, you'll just get wrecked on the exams because they can make them so hard. i'd say having a deep understanding of the fundamentals is really important, not just knowing the equations but understanding at some level how to derive them. always ask yourself how your professor could make a question harder, either by fusing two problems together, reversing the steps, or by giving you different known values.
@@shawn.builds Hey Shawn! I shared this with my peers and they appreciated it! Hopefully we can do better!
Thanks again!
@@angelphalane399 no problem! hope you can find some past finals to get a gauge of the difficulty level lol
Passive note taking is my only mode of note taking. It's my default setting for meetings.
Passive note taking wasted my semester at k state. Maybe i do need more active note taking and goal seeking behavior in my life.
Thank you for making this video!
You're welcome Silindile! Good luck with your studies :D
Super behind in my class and I mean one semester behind or two, I wanted to take a one year break but Im not allowed to, huhu my poor mental health. Your videos help me calm myself
yes, take it easy! check out this video for more advice on taking it easy :D
ua-cam.com/video/BsCazCaRx6k/v-deo.html
Can you please share your semester notes of 4-5 pages of all important chemical engineering subjects?
err I'd rather not haha
Can you drop your reactor design notes please?
I’ll drop them on my 5k Q/A vid 😂
great video bro!!! Come up with more such videos!!!! 💯💯💯💯 now that you have completed your course are you working already ??? or you are planning for a master degree ???
hey bro! i've been working full time for about a year now :P
@@shawn.builds Great bro!!! Iam 3rd year Chemical Engineering student too , and thanks a lot for sharing your experiences with us , it helps a lot🍻💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
@@ambitiousbelmondo9219 happy to help! let me know what else you'd like to see!
Goated Video
Bro but with the ipad if you re in school and youre battery go low ? And in your class there is no charger spot how do you do ? Also if you have a power bank you use pls link to me
I had no idea what was going on in thermo. Reactors notes had me writing furiously. Thermo notes were printed and I wasn't the author.
Nice approach Sir💯💯💯💯 thanks you!!
Pleas give me some tips on how to study Transport Phenomena subject pleas🤲
i dont really have any tips that are specific to the course itself sorry
@@shawn.builds okay thanks you 🙏
I'm in my second year of chemical engineering!!
Thanks for this informative video✨♥️
You're welcome Manas! :D
What do you think of digital note-taking vs pen and paper?
Nice videos!
Also, is having a laptop a must need for ChemE?
i found that when i switched to digital note taking i became a lot more organized, i found taking notes more fun, and it was easy for me to review notes.
@@NewGamerIsYT having a laptop is definitely helpful but if you have a computer at school you could get by using that
@@shawn.builds Thank you!
Which software did you find worked for you in terms of making and organising notes please? Thank you!
GoodNotes was the best for iPad. Notability is also good if you want to record audio on top of your notes. They are paid but if you want a decent free version, check out OneNote!
@@shawn.builds Thank you! Would you consider doing a video on what you look for when summarising, and choosing which key info makes it through all the rounds to the final set of notes? Your videos are much appreciated!!
@@kristinacalver5134 i'll add it to the list! Thanks for the suggestion and glad you're finding the vids helpful. Have a good one, Kristina!
Thanks 👍👍👍
no problem!
Believe me this video is very helpful. But the only difficulty is that i cannot take classes attentively specially now when we are shifted to online system. Do you have any tips regarding that?
i'll add that to my list! thanks for watching :D
thank you 🍓🍓🍓!!!
you're welcome aine!!
Wow, great video. As a kin student, I have a similar method of studying just that my notes are usually made on google docs with subheadings. My question for your Q & A: Since you have accomplished what many would want to do after university which is to work in the field of your degree. What is the next goal that you have in mind that you want to accomplish?
Nice! Do you find that your retention is still pretty good when typing rather than handwriting your notes? And thanks for the question! I'll add that to my list :)
@@shawn.builds Yes, I would say my retention is rather similar to when I would handwrite my notes. Cause I would type things that make sense to me so that I will understand it; therefore, I feel that it is the same as handwriting my notes.
Thank youu for makee this video ❤️
Happy to help!!
كبير اخي ♥️
Thanks a lot ❤️
Always welcome!
:D I understood every note you showed
good on you :)
Dear , Can you suggest any website or any youtube channel for study/notes ?
only channels i really followed were Thomas Frank's youtube channel, i kinda winged it for the most part
As a chem eng student would you recommend an iPad Pro or a MacBook?
iPad for notes, MacBook for general homework needs. Just get a MacBook if you can’t get both
What to do if your professor doesn't teach properly and doesn't give proper notes..?! I almost failed in my Mass Transfer and Transport Phenomena due to this.
Would appreciate if you could share some resources or videos that are able to teach in a better and simple way.
I had the same problem in transport phenomena. I ended up just studying from the textbook and did way better!
@@shawn.builds I know! I did the same but felt as if everything was being learnt from scratch and that took a hell lot of time! Other than Transport Phenomena, I pretty much got an A in everything else
Hey can your share some after undergrad options for study in chemical engineering also with some university recommendation based in canada and US.
Hi Himani, I'm not too sure on the state of "best schools" in North America. I only really know about my school, UBC :) just search up to 10 chemical engineering schools in north america!
Finallyyy
Maybe I’ll make more content like this if ppl like it 😁
thank you
Say your opinion about gate exam
I didn’t write the gate exam, I’m from Canada!
@@shawn.builds ok bro❤️
I cant find your instgram ;(
@shawnsqvl
Do u have filipino decent?
yep
LaTeX!
Ok you seem to be the only established Engineering guy who has made a video about Notes taking, even you have just 24k subs, the space is ruled by medical students. Perhaps it's the nature of the Material we are dealing with, whereas Medical students have to read through Volumes of textual and and at ties diagrammatic info, Engineering students have to Write a Shit Load of equations. Everything starts and stops with equations. And none of the apps like obsidian or remnot are optimized for effectively recognizing equations from handwriting. Remnote does not seem to have handwritten notes recognition capability without which it cannot form contextual links with various equations. Imagine having an app with which you can record entire Thermodynamics in digitally recognised form and then have an app like Obsidian plot a Relational Graph for you to revise everything. Why i am writing here is to initiate conversations about this and a) Either someone could tell me about something that already exists and i am unaware of or b) Come up with a tangible set of deliverables for an app that can do for engineering(basically and Equations heavy subject) students, what Remnote does for Medical students.
Kirain orang Indonesia wkwkw
dont understand sorry
I think u are from my country, Indonesia. Your face look like our people. Great video about chem eng.