r/UCFEngineering

So the class and waitlist for the thermo class I wanted filled up INSTANTLY. Is there any shot more sections open up, specifically for deng?

For spring, the only two options are Deng and Nader. Deng is filling up quickly. I'd love to hear honest opinions on Marino Nader because it is looking like the professor I will need to select. Anyone???

Hey everyone, I’m pretty lost right now and could use some advice.

Before transferring to UCF, I spent time at Valencia, but I didn’t finish my AA or all the courses I was supposed to take before transferring. So now I’m at UCF and I feel like I’m behind.

I keep hearing people talk about internships, projects, experience, resumes, etc., and honestly I don’t really know where to start. I haven’t worked before, I don’t have any engineering experience or projects, and I’m already struggling with my classes.

I’m trying to understand how people manage classes while also finding internships, working on projects, and building experience.

If anyone could give me some advice on what I should focus on right now or where I should start, I’d really appreciate it.