Describe your personal approach to creativity. What steps do you follow when you’re working on a project. Tell me about a project you created that you were most proud of.

 Prompt Response: My personal approach to my creativity stems from my imagination. Every great idea that I've had that I've written down for myself to pursue in the future has only ever come from my imagination. I think about people's wants and needs and how this world can benefit from my creations. However, in a more practical setting like doing a group project, I first establish what the problem is, then I brainstorm ideas, make a prototype, collect data, fix any issues with the prototype, and then make another. This process has always been done with every engineering project. I've done such as making a motorized air transportation system, which is a project that I was most proud of.

Summary: In today's class, we completed an assignment on writable.

Reflection: Reflecting on this, every idea I’ve ever conceived stems from a connection between my heart and my mind. My purpose is to create ideas that serve as catalysts for positive change and contribute to a brighter future.

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