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Re: Engineering journal

^^ beat me to it.

For legal and patent reasons, most design engineers - particularly in large companies - are required to keep an engineering notebook. Get in the habit now, it'll help you.
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Re: Engineering journal

My freshman year I took to writing daily progress reports for the subgroup I was in. It was highly educational, and it made sure that everyone had a good understanding of where my project was.

I definitely recommend trying it, even if it's just a notepad file on the computer. Additionally, it's very helpful when going back to look for areas of improvement and the like.
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Re: Engineering journal

Is it okay to print out pictures/CADS and stick them in the notebook?
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Re: Engineering journal

It's beyond OK... it's great! Pictures of your robot or pictures of a part that was difficult to design will really help to expand your notebook and add some color to your descriptions.
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