Creating Your Portfolio  Christopher Rhoade's Thomas Wilson
Sean Hammet  William Jewett       What is it? A portfolio is
typically a website that you create, or a PowerPoint (converted
into a .pdf) that provides examples of your work and projects.
The best portfolio effortlessly highlights your skills,
achievements and intellect.  What should I put in it? Your
sketches, engineering projects, graphics, diagrams, AV clips, a
modified resume, and/or writing samples. Think about your past
courses (ENGS 89/90), internships (e.g., you innovated a pre-
existing tool), and extracurricular activities (i.e., you built
a bridge in the woods).  Why should I make one? For a few
reasons: a) to provide visual proof of what you can offer to
your potential employer; b) to stand out from your competition;
and c) to market yourself professionally.  Do I really need one?
If you are looking to secure a job or internship in product
design/development, architecture, mechanical engineering, or web
development, then, yes!  Who is you