Welcome to YouTube! My name is Louis. Today I'm going to present my screencast. For those who aren't familiar with the industrial engineering program, this course focuses on understanding production line optimization, management, and workplace standards.
Like you, I don’t want to get a bad grade on an assignment because of simple mistakes.
No, one wants to lose points on their work because of careless errors since we all want the best grades possible.
From time to time, it’s useful to have a tool that prevents mistakes in order to get better grades.
We all want to achieve good grades in school, so using the glossary is helpful for success.
During my interactions with English-speaking employees, my English can sometimes be lacking, so the glossary can help me with the pronunciation of certain words or even with their definitions. The site can also help me express myself more clearly when communicating with potential clients
I completed an internship to deepen my knowledge and become a better industrial engineering technologist. I have played many sports at a competitive level, which helped me develop rigor, perseverance, and a strong sense of discipline.
My goal is to help you use the Writing Tutor in order to be as professional as possible in your future position.
I will help you discover the site, so you can understand its multiple features and use it as effectively as possible.
If you want to learn more about the challenges and benefits of the industrial engineering program, you’re in the right place to explore it as a potential career.
Our biggest problem in our program is the lack of clarity and the language used among everyone involved in a project. During teamwork, there may be an engineer with one type of vocabulary, a technologist with another, and the people doing the work with yet another.
Sometimes, this leads to misunderstandings about the final product or even major manufacturing errors.
For example, it sometimes happens that a technologist makes a mistake in a Pareto chart, but an employee who has never seen this type of chart may simply follow the instructions shown on it. A Pareto chart represents that 20% of the causes account for 80% of the problems, so if we misidentify the problems, we end up losing time and money.
With the help of the screencast, I will help you use it properly in order to avoid a translation leading to a serious error in a graph.
When you open your personal computer, you click on a browser to access the internet. In the search bar, you type writing tutor.com to go to the site. Once you are on the website, make sure to create an account in order to take advantage of all the available features.
You have several features available once you have created your account. You can create a glossary to highlight a word and understand its definition. In addition, you can make a screencast to explain a concept or a task through the site. The site also includes a corrector, a translator, and you can choose to switch between English and French to better understand.
If you have terms to translate, you can either use the system to translate them or create a glossary to understand all the meanings of a certain word. For example, you can click on “Check Grammar” to avoid making mistakes when writing a sentence. You can see if your text is detectable by ChatGPT and make sure you are not committing plagiarism. It can also count the number of words in your sentence. Finally, it can help make your text more coherent to create better-structured sentences.
If you need any help for any reason with the website, you can leave a comment down below, and I will be happy to respond. Thanks for watching.
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Word count: 661
Total MP3 length: 00:00
Target structure count: 2
Error count: 3
Error density: 1%