I liked the ability to use my limited accreditations in engineering to be part of a multi billion dollar aerospace engineering company that took my practical skills into account.it validated me as a practical learner. I may not have passed maths at fifteen but I have been a self starter in engineering for the last seventeen years often learning additional skills in my free time

liked that the simulation was realistic and practical. It helped me understand how environmental conditions like low visibility and heavy fog can affect a navigation system. I also liked that it encouraged systematic troubleshooting, critical thinking, and identifying the root cause instead of immediately replacing components.

I had an opportunity to strengthen my problem solving and critical thinking skills. I was introduced to technical writing. It is slightly different from academic writing in terms of writing style, language, and audience. I like the activities because it helped me visualize electrical systems in airplanes and formulate solutions for navigation system issues.