Welcome, my name is Daphno-Jamal Talabert. I have been a Pure and Applied sciences student at Montmorency College for about two and a half years now. For those of you who don't know, this program offers a lot of paths, whether it is engineering, medicine, or even things unrelated to science. We take many classes, such as differential equations, mechanics, general and organic chemistry. These classes have a specific purposes and that is to condition your brain to think in a logical way.

As many of you probably know, being a student in a STEM program is really hard. There are a lot of things to study, and a lot more things to memorize. One would probably need an encyclopedia to remember all this information.

For context, I am about to finish Cegep and I will soon start university in Civil engineering. I haven't always been the best in class, but since discovering this program, I have improved tremendously. Even during during my job as a civil engineer, I keep this one trick in my pocket.

I am at the top of my class for many science classes since the beginning of the session.

My goal in this little presentation is to find a way to help people who went through similar struggles to me throughout college and university, and help them further their understanding of the career they choose to pursue. Using this program I discovered while studying for my engineering exams.

Stay right there. Stay focused.
It'll only be a few minutes.
Make sure to follow my step-by-step tutorial.

I have a surprise for you at the end of my talk.

Let me explain the problem. After graduating from Cegep, many of us are left wondering, how they're going to remember all the knowledge they gained during university.

If all this knowledge goes away, many mistakes could be done, that could potentially endanger the life of multitude of people.

For example, suppose you need to remember the formula for inertia, or the surface of a polygon.

That can be difficult. But don’t worry. I have found the solution. In the next few minutes, I’ll show you exactly how to solve this problem.

First, open your browser. Type this URL https://www.engineering.com/ into the address bar and hit enter. If you typed the URL correctly, you will see this page.

In the top you can see the many options offer
A tab to learn about engineering many technologies.
A tab to learn about the industry.
A tab that offers resources, and serves as both an encyclopedia and a calculator
A tab to interact with a community of engineer.
A tab play STEM games, another one to watch engineering related shows.
A tab to learn about engineering as a profession.

On the top right, there is a search bar that helps you find important concepts related to engineering.
If you scroll, you can read many articles pertaining to engineering, and new discoveries.

Let's say you forgot the concept of inertia, you simply have to click on the search bar on the top left, write inertia, press on the enter button, and there you go, the definition of inertia and its many applications in engineering.

I promised I would show you how to remember important STEM concepts, and I did it using the website Engineering.com.

Before I finish, I want you to click the subscribe and the bell so that you don't miss my next video, and then take a moment to share this tutorial on social media. Thanks for watching.

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