Why is understanding science the first step in engineering?
A. Science is much older than engi...
Engineering, 26.02.2020 03:12 Tyrant4life
Why is understanding science the first step in engineering?
A. Science is much older than engineering
B. A degree in engineering requires a degree in a science first
C. Science helps engineers, but engineers never advance science
D. Science provides the basic rules that engineers must use when creating products
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