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The Future of Engineering: What Every Aspiring Engineer Needs to Know

Gregg Kervill

ASIN: B00I7JERNC

Publisher: Phoenix Learning Group, a Division of Phoenix Technical Group

Pages: 110

Using history as his tool our author explores the recent Wall Street financial meltdown of 2008, the impact of the US National Debt on the future of the United States and the role today's and future engineers can play in the long term recovery.

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