Education and coursework
An overview of my academic foundation at Queen's University, specializing in mechanical engineering, core engineering coursework, and technical skills.
Queen's University Applied Sciences Undergraduate Degree
Originally from North Vancouver, British Columbia, I moved to Kingston to pursue my Bachelor of Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering at Queen's University. Currently in my fifth year with an expected graduation in May 2027, I have maintained high academic standing and earned recognition as a Dean's Scholar for achieving a GPA of 3.5 or higher.
Core Mechanical Coursework
My academic path has provided strong theoretical and practical knowledge in foundational fields such as Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, and Computer Aided Design. These classes, alongside design modules like APSC 200 and MECH 323, have established key problem-solving skills that will directly benefit my work in capstone projects such as MECH 460/464.
Technical tools and simulation software
Hands-on coursework has equipped me with proficiency in industry-standard software tools. I utilize SolidWorks for detailed 3D modeling and mechanical drafting, MATLAB for numerical computations and data processing, and ANSYS for finite element analysis and thermal-fluid simulations, bridging engineering theory with practical design application. I am eager to improve these skills by taking on a real-world challenge in MECH 460/464 as my proficiency can always be improved.
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