My name is Huu Tri Dinh (Tri Dinh). I am a third year student doing bachelor of Civil engineering (Honour). My hobbies are making new connections, travelling abroad and etc. Since I was in primary school until leaving high school, I have traveled abroad to the plenty of countries where were around my home country of Vietnam, Australia, the USA, China, Taiwan and Japan. My traveling abroad trip not only to study their culture or way of life but it was about the opportunity for me to get in to the man made heritage and asked myself how they could build such the massive wonders like the Empire state building- one of the world's first sky scrapper, the Sydney opera house and Taipei 101 which made me feeling so admired the one who designing and constructing it. Moreover, back in Vietnam, my family business was precast concrete manufacturing and mining. According to that, my dad told a lot of story about his works which gave me some of knowledges, experiences of working in the sites and factory.After finishing my high school , I started doing the bachelor degree of Civil engineering with the 100% English training program at the Ho Chi Minh city University of Technology (HCMUT). When I was attending at HCMUT, I had participated a lot of outdoor activities such as voluntary, club and freshmen supporters beside with my academic schedules. Furthermore, I also joined to the student researches and one of them has been awarded the third prize in the school's competition and the one that I worked with a professor in the faculty of Civil engineering has been published in the Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh city magazine where I could have more experience about doing presentation, MS office and ANSYS workbench. Due to desiring to put myself in a cultural diverse environment and making a lot of connections overseas, I decided to transfer to Griffith University on August 2022 and started one of my first trimester at Griffith on March 2023. At Griffith, I can involve myself more on computer skills such as programming, modeling, etc. Thank you for your time to read.