<p>Hi, I am a junior, and I am looking to apply to a engineering school in general.
I was wondering how would I show college admissions my projects that I work on?</p>
<p>My projects are similar to:
Virtual circuit designs
A web cms
Java programs</p>
<p>Currently I draw up schematics on a program called Logism.
Is there specific way I should display my work?
Should I provide videos with me demonstrating my work?
Or is a portfolio not even needed for engineering?</p>
<p>Also, I would like to ask how helpful would these projects be in admissions?</p>
<p>The ones that my friends applied to did not require a portfolio. But the accurate answer depends on your college. Check your college choice and go from there. Good luck </p>
<p>I’d email one of the CS professors at each of the schools you’re interested in and explain you have a portfolio of apps you’d like to present to help you gain admission. I doubt that someone in the admissions office would be able to judge the apps, but if the CS professor likes what you’ve done, they could put in a good word for you at the admissions office.</p>
<p>Just make sure the apps aren’t hard to set up and run. A simple link to each of the apps would be best, if that’s possible.</p>
<p>Like Amisuki, I’ve never heard of a CS program that required a portfolio. (Though there might be a few out there.)</p>
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