Typical Day in the Life of a Canadian Engineering Student👷🏻♂️🇨🇦 | Western University
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I feel honoured to share a class with you JayCity
I’m honoured to share a class with Venturer!
Brilliant production as always! Looks like it was a very eventful day. The transition at 7:58 was icing on the cake!
Thank you King👑
God bless! i started on uni and im quite liking it, the start is a bit boring but i think is gonna get better!
It’ll get better!
Came here from one of your other engineering student videos. I'm getting flashbacks to the classes I took back when I was a Biology major (physics, chemistry, etc., and all the labs and late-night exams that came with them). Mad respect for anyone that keeps doing that (I switched my major lol). Also, are you sure you're not a filmmaking major? Because these are so well-made! (And the transitions and shots are just...chef's kiss) I wish you nothing but the best in your studies and future engineering career! Jesus loves you! Have a blessed day!
Great video as always! I really like your timelapses!
hell yeah, another classic Jaycity Vlog
Jason dropping another banger!
Loved the video ❤❤
U should do more of these, these vids are good ngl
Great vid jay! you are my motivation to do better and do mechanical engineering when i grow up
I'm from Brazil and I love your videos!!
Hi jay! Been following you from 3months! Loved your videos ❤ really wanted to edit for you.
Actually I love you Jason, really
Nice work Jason! Big sponsor as well 💯 keep pushing⭐️
Thank you Miles!🙌🏻
Great video Jason !
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm starting engineering college this year, and your videos are helping me get a better idea of what it's gonna be like. Thanks for these.
Glad to help and best of luck!
love rewatching my western years through your videos instead of having to go through it hahah awesome content as always brother
Thank you!✊🏻
Legendary
Much love brother🤞🏻
The tv @ 7:51 lmao
6:57 who said 😂
6:39 😂😂
I just accepted my offer from western university!!
Congratulations!
I’ve always wanted to be an engineer since I was young I cannot wait for college but sometimes I get a little scared on if I’ll be able to do well. Have you ever felt that way in highschool?
Oh for sure, but that’s a totally normal feeling to have
Huge eng Ivey dub
if the thermisttor is connected to the multimeter, how does the computer get the temp
There were actually 2 wires. One of the wires was a thermocouple connected to the computer, and the other wire was a thermistor connected to the multimeter.
what is the tutorial? i mean is it just you watching youtube video on your topics or a course offered by the university?
For the two tutorials I had in this video. They were optional in-person classes. That’s usually the case with most tutorials. I usually go to them because I find value in attending. So, it’s a course offered by the university.
If you're more familiar with US universities, a tutorial is the exact same thing as a recitation. Where you go to do applications of what you are learning in lectures, usually led by a teaching assistant rather than a professor. In the case of Western Eng, the big general classes all or most engineers have to take will be led by TA's but for your more focused stream courses, it will usually be led by the same pain professor as during your lectures.
Thanks for the reply guys. Now I get it. we have something similar in my school. But not as a course though… I have it for thermodynamics this semester. Btw thanks for the video bro @Jaycity. Stay strong!
I have a question in canada what is the best field in engineering
there are many fields you can go into, I wouldn't say there is a "best" field to go into, I recommend simply following the type of engineering you're passionate about and specializing in something you like, those type of skills are always in demand here. But if you're talking about the fastest growing field currently, I'd definitely have to say it's in the software developing, AI sorta area. In the end just follow what you like otherwise you'll be miserable!
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Hey jay, You were in Western University before. Did you move schools? or am i just confused. Wasn't that America?
Nope, I’ve always been studying at the University of Western Ontario
@@JayCity oh wow. Good luck on your university journey. I want to be a mechanical engineer too. I am in year 9 right now. What will be you tips for doing good in science?
Swag
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