Engineering, 27.03.2021 01:00 svlext
There are seven steps in the engineering design process. Why is it important that the engineer not skip a step?
It is illegal to skip a step.
Not skipping steps ensures that the best possible design is chosen and developed.
Without completing all the steps, nothing would ever be approved by the government.
Since there is a team of employees, a skipped step can mean that someone will not be compensated for his or her role in the pre
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