UMD has a great engineering school, along with a welcoming culture that makes it easy and fun to be a student here.

 

In ENES 100, me and a small team of other engineers were tasked with making an autonomous over-terrain vehicle (OTV).  Instead of going the usual, safe route of making an OTV with wheels, we decided to challenge ourselves by making an OTV with legs. We had so much fun learning new things, such as soldering, biomechanical walking with only 2 degrees of freedom, and 3D printing various components for assembly.

 

ENEE 205 (Electric Circuits)

 

HNUH 238O (The "Death" of Privacy)

 

ENEE 244 (Digital Logic) UTF
MATH 140 Keystone Tutor
Maryland Mentor Corps
ClarkLEADER

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Member

 

Maryland Day

 

I haven't done any research or studied abroad just yet, but I'm always looking for opportunities!

 

I had the opportunity to get up close and personal with NASA's newest telescope, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, and see the precise science, protocols, and equipment that NASA engineers use to create a novel piece of technology.