How can a recent chemical engineering graduate with no experience in design improve quickly in this field?
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I just started working here and am completely confused. After reading the guidelines for a few days, I found them to be too general. Are there any books or materials that can guide newcomers in this industry? Also, I want to learn 3D modeling; which one would be suitable?
Ask if there are any representative project design documents; by looking at those documents while comparing them with the provisions in the standards, it’s easier to stay awake； Just looking at the standards is too hypnotic. I’ve seen enough; I’ll find an old project to practice on. At first, when reading the specifications, the goal was merely to get familiar with their overall structure and understand what each chapter covers. In the future, when working on projects, you will have to go through the specifications over and over again. Also, get familiar with the text format and drawing format of design documents, and check the unified regulations of your company.
Hehe, I’ve been working here for less than a month too
I’ve also just entered this industry recently. I hope we can all learn from each other and make progress together!