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So, What is it that Engineers Do, Anyway?
By Ann Bisantz, Amjad Aref, Alexander Cartwright
In this case study, new engineering students are introduced to the discipline of engineering by illustrating the roles of various types of engineers in a large engineering project, the intelligent transportation system, that has the potential to impa...
By Bruce C. Allen, Clyde Freeman Herreid
This case explores the question of whether there was ever life on Mars and in doing so explores how we define life. The backdrop for the case is the 1996 revelation by NASA of evidence of life on Mars. Through a fictionalized account of the events, t...