Teach
Teaching engineering concepts
Breaking mechanisms into understandable relationships of force, motion, constraint and mechanical advantage.
Engineering leadership
Understanding grows
when it is shared.
Beyond building prototypes, Yiming is passionate about helping others understand engineering through clear explanation and hands-on experience.
01 / Approach
Technical knowledge
made accessible.
Through Engineering Society, Yiming developed teaching skills, presentation ability, technical communication and team leadership. The work required more than knowing how a mechanism operates: it required anticipating where understanding might break down and designing a better path through the idea.
Lessons combined visual explanation, physical components and guided experimentation so students could connect theory to observable motion.
Present
Creating educational slides
Structuring technical material with diagrams, examples and a clear progression from principle to application.
Record
Instructional videos
Documenting demonstrations so students could revisit processes and the society could build a reusable knowledge archive.
Mentor
Supporting student projects
Helping teams define problems, evaluate prototypes, respond to tests and keep ownership of their decisions.
Communication system
Explain with more
than words.
Engineering Society used complementary formats so different learners could engage with the same concept.
Technical diagrams
Show component relationships and motion paths at a glance.
Physical demonstrators
Make forces, movement and constraints directly observable.
Guided challenges
Turn explanation into decisions, tests and practical learning.
Documentation
Preserve lessons, methods and outcomes for future sessions.
Teaching archive
Materials and evidence.
SLIDES / 01Educational slides
Mechanisms · Session 4
VIDEO / 02Recorded instructional lesson
Watch on YouTube ↗
MENTORING / 03Student project support
Egg Drop build session