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Averaging Method - Answer-The method where extreme opinions are rejected, moderate positions are accepted, less productive discussions Consensus - Answer-takes more time but there is an open sharing of ideas, more creative solutions, and all team members find common ground Reasons why engineers often work in teams - Answer-- international - project management - design considers a lot Definition of concurrent engineering - Answer-work simultaneously to develop projects (parallel) F...

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Intro to Engineering Final Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Select the group that best describes the building blocks for engineering science, math, technology Engineers can improve an existing technological product, system or method. This kind of work is through: innovation "Ethics" is best described as (I)Philosophical concept dealing with moral conduct. (II) A set of standards establishing right and wrong actions. (III) Rules that describe your duty to society and to y...