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| tradespeople | Workers who create the design products. |
| bioengineering | A field that uses biological organisms and tools to help humans and other species live. |
| specifications | The design requirements of an engineered solution. |
| constraints | The limitations of the design, such as materials, cost, size, and time. |
| electrical engineering | The design and construction of electrical and electronic components and devices. |
| engineer | A highly trained professional who uses both knowledge and skills to solve problems. |
| engineering | The use of mathematics, science, and technology to create products and systems that improve the world. |
| engineering design process | A specific set of steps that lead the engineer from a problem statement to a final solution. |
| manufacturing engineering | The design of machines, tools, and processes used to manufacture goods. |
| nechanical engineering | The designing, building, and maintaining of mechanical and fluid systems. |
| optimization | The process of creating the most optimal solution within the specifications and constraints. |
