Product Design Engineering – Communication Methods – Baja SAE

26/09/2023 1h 1min
Product Design Engineering – Communication Methods – Baja SAE

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Episode Synopsis

Product Design Engineering



Discussing how past mistakes in product design engineering can help the next project, overcoming imposter syndrome, and competing in the Baja SAE.




What is involved when designing products for a client.



Trying to design systems that account for the human element.



Providing safer and more efficient solutions.



The variety of problems you have to solve.



Considering past mistakes in your new design.



Saved from a nightmare project due outside forces.



Workload of Mechanical Engineering College.



How mistakes can slide by despite a review process.



Overcoming imposter syndrome.



When the engineering method of communication could be detrimental.



How a group of friends can help you assess your shortfalls.



Deciding to pursue engineering instead of marine biology.



Competing in the Baja SAE.






Imposter Syndrome




Doubting your competency despite external evidence.




Dunning-Kruger Effect




Cognitive bias where unskilled individuals over estimate their abilities for certain tasks.




Baja SAE Events



Acceleration




Fastest time for 30.48m or 45.72m.




Hill Climb or Traction and Maneuverability




Testing climbing ability or towing an object.



Assessing how the vehicle handles on varying terrain, done for time.




Endurance Race




Typically done for distance or time.



Last vehicle functioning or farthest distance reached is the winner.




Mentioned in Episode




Western College of Veterinary Medicine



Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)



T - Slots




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