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Engineering Department is capitalized because it is a proper noun, a given name, and not a generic noun.

I was looking forward to the trip because I've been taking only online classes these days.

“Looking forward” needs the preposition “to”. The converse, the phrase “looking back” can take the prepositions “on” or “at”, depending on usage.

I omit “these days” only because it does not add other information. Including it is not necessarily incorrect, it is just less concise.

The students haven'’t had any experienced with specialized experiments andor machine processing, even though we are learnstudying engineering.

I know the judgment is right;decision is the right one, and that the infection statusrate will be getting worse.

Judgement is more serious than decision and usually reserved for legal, corporate, moral, or psychological contexts.

The number of vaccination is not enoughNot enough people are vaccinated, people are fed up with repeated states of emergency, and the Olympics looks not well- poorly organized, but that's the way it is.