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Why do engineers (and others) use the design process?

Why do engineers (and others) use the design process?
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Why do engineers (and others) use the design process?

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Engineering design is an iterative process used to identify problems and develop and improve solutions. The engineering design process can be extremely useful to any individual trying to solve a problem.

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