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oee [108]
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What is an engineer goal and what does he or she need to meet that goal?

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vampirchik [111]3 years ago
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HI i was wondering 1 what engineer choice you are going for and two if this is what you mean. study hard to to bed early and make class . (im saying this becasue i have done it before :])

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