Tai Sierra
I am a third-year mechanical engineering student. I transferred to UMass Lowell from UMass Boston this past semester. While at UMass Boston, I was part of a team that created a remote-controlled Arduino Car that was wifi enabled and controlled through an app. The project was part of a program between UMass Boston and Glasgow Caledonian University and I was part of the group that travelled to Scotland to showcase the Carduino Project. While working on that project, we learned basic coding for Arduino as well as some circuitry.
I am Lucas, a Brazilian who has been living in the United States since November 2010. During my first one year and a half of residence in this nice country, I had to learn how to speak English properly, which, at first, seemed hard, but fun at the same time since I was amazed to notice how globalized this language is. After that, I went to Middlesex Community College, where I studied engineering science and eventually learned Visual Basic as well as C++ coding. I was also a part of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) club where a group of students (including me) built and wrote code for small robots/machines in a project called ArtBotics. From that college, I transferred to UMass Lowell, where I got involved in the mechanical engineering program. In this first semester (fall 2015), besides another important subjects, I have been learning how to write Arduino coding as well as how to apply and use it in circuitry gadgets.
I am an International Student from India and a Sophomore Mechanical Engineering student at University of Massachusetts, Lowell. My Skills include: Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, Solidworks, Matlab, Operating a CNC Machine,
I am a third-year mechanical engineering student. I transferred to UMass Lowell from UMass Boston this past semester. While at UMass Boston, I was part of a team that created a remote-controlled Arduino Car that was wifi enabled and controlled through an app. The project was part of a program between UMass Boston and Glasgow Caledonian University and I was part of the group that travelled to Scotland to showcase the Carduino Project. While working on that project, we learned basic coding for Arduino as well as some circuitry.
Lucas Fernandes
I am Lucas, a Brazilian who has been living in the United States since November 2010. During my first one year and a half of residence in this nice country, I had to learn how to speak English properly, which, at first, seemed hard, but fun at the same time since I was amazed to notice how globalized this language is. After that, I went to Middlesex Community College, where I studied engineering science and eventually learned Visual Basic as well as C++ coding. I was also a part of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) club where a group of students (including me) built and wrote code for small robots/machines in a project called ArtBotics. From that college, I transferred to UMass Lowell, where I got involved in the mechanical engineering program. In this first semester (fall 2015), besides another important subjects, I have been learning how to write Arduino coding as well as how to apply and use it in circuitry gadgets.Dhiren Rathod
I have Hands on experiences with Mechanical devices
Currently working on to become a certified Solidworks Associate (CSWA)
I Like to live by Leonardo da Vinci's quote: Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
