Engineering, 07.05.2020 10:01 williamwu2750

What does the engineering design process have in common with the scientific method discussed in a previous unit?

A. Both have clearly defined steps.
B. Neither requires special training.
C. Both can be ignored in certain situations.
D. Neither is started with a particular result in mind.

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