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Work in progress: Investigating the engineering design process: Novices vs. experts

This study investigates the engineering design process. It compares expert and novice engineers during the processes of decomposition of a problem and the recomposition of subproblems when working in teams. The paper describes the research questions, research design, and method of collecting data and analyzing data of the study.

Ting Song | Kurt H. Becker

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