Investigation

My curiosity....

I can really say that I was born curious. When I was young, I tend to mix several liquids and sand together just to achieve a viscous "cake batter" texture. However, I never knew that this spark of curiosity would bring me to the chemical engineering field.

ChE Investigations

My curiosity was taken into a whole new level when I entered the world of chemical engineering. I was immersed in numerous laboratory investigation activities. These activities require high order thinking skills in order to achieve the necessary objectives. The artifacts below are the outputs I have compiled from these activities.

IEA Category Statement

Conduct investigations of complex problems and systems using research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of information to provide valid conclusion.

Solution

A chemical engineer should embody a scientific spirit which includes being inquisitive, logical, analytical and critical. In order to develop these attitudes and disciplines, one must be allowed to experience rigorous trainings and investigation activities.

On the right are tabs showing the major artifacts that shows my skills in solving complex problems and critical research objectives. Also included are projects that show my creative side. A glimpse of my industrial immersion experience is also shown.

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Research Proposal Manuscript