The four samples
Each card links to the annotated page for that assignment, where two or three passages are quoted and the reasoning behind them written out.
Annotated model answers written to the conventions of a UK MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering, covering process safety, process control, nanomaterials scale-up and low-carbon hydrogen. Each is a worked example of a different postgraduate move.
Each card links to the annotated page for that assignment, where two or three passages are quoted and the reasoning behind them written out.
A 2,720-word MSc process safety essay that asks why structured hazard analysis failed at two sites that had it. Three annotated extracts show how to turn a method description into an argument about where the method breaks.
A 2,330-word MSc control report that compares three tuning methods by simulation and then argues that tuning constants matter less than structure and instrumentation. Three annotated extracts show how to make a comparison produce a recommendation.
A 2,370-word MSc essay arguing that nanoparticle scale-up fails for engineering reasons, not chemical ones. Three annotated extracts show how to locate a single controlling variable and build an argument on it.
A 2,300-word MSc comparative assessment of blue, green and biomass-derived hydrogen that handles a live academic disagreement without ducking it. Three annotated extracts show how to weigh contested evidence.