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Why is there an Engineering Process?
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Why is there an Engineering Process?

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There is a engineering process to plan your work out better!
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well if there wasnt a process tony starks suit wouldn’t work properly, and it would probably fall apart. it is to make sure everything works exactly as they planned, our civilization has gotten this far because we created rules on how to build stuff.

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