Sonia-Applied Mathematics
Impossibility does not exist, improbability does
Often when I’m asked what I do and I say “I’m a math major,” I get that look of despair that is quickly followed by “But what can you possibly do with math?” If I answered [...]
Zen and Calculators
From an applied mathematics point of view, I have to admit (and as odd as this sounds) I never really thought I would have to dabble into so much pure mathematics. Throughout my math and engineering [...]
Plagiarism – Not a way of life
“German minister Annette Schavan quits over plagiarism” was recently on the first page of BBC news. From what I read, Schavan has been accused of plagiarism 33 years after receiving her doctorate. The University she [...]
APPLYING WHAT YOU KNOW TO WHAT YOU DON’T
This semester was my first semester not taking any technical classes; which mean electives in fields outside of mathematics and engineering. At the beginning of the semester, I was all excited about this. All I [...]
An applied mathematics major explores her post-graduation options
I am roughly a year away from graduation and I’m already starting to feel the pressure of the “What are you going to do after college?” question. For the past few months, I have been [...]
How to deal with heat at FIT
By now, I can safely say that I am not the only one suffering from Florida’s blistering heat. What’s makes it even harder to cope, is that your body is constantly adjusting to hot and cold. [...]
Astrobiology Major Cycles for Scleroderma
As the end of the school year nears, everybody has started planning their summer. Some will be going home, some will be taking summer classes and others will be seeking some form of adventure. While everybody [...]
No car, no problem!
Not having a car is a reality that many of you who live on campus (or somewhere close) can identify with. I am in the same boat and have decided there is no use crying over [...]
Cramming Effectively
By Sonia Seetaramadoo, Applied Mathematics ‘14 It’s that time of year again at FIT…the first wave of EXAMS! While some people have been studying for weeks, others haven’t, and it’s most likely because they did not [...]
It’s an international ‘thing’.
Home for me is 9750 miles away. Naturally, the decision of moving away to college was a huge one. It meant missing birthdays, holidays and basically everything else. However, it also meant a new country, new [...]








A Mechanical Engineer at a Career Fair
Well don Alejandr. Who says beuty and brains don't mix?
Outer-space to inner-space: mechanical and aerospace engineers push the boundaries
It is good to see aerospace and mechanical
Scuba Diving and Ocean Engineering
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A Mechanical Engineer at a Career Fair
It's great to see you ladies partaking mechanical engineering majors!
Freshman Mechanical Engineering Design Project.
Creating fully autonomous fighting derby robots, eh. If the human race