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Students with differing design processes as freshmen: case studies on change

Through descriptive data of students' design processes at the beginning and end of an engineering programme, we provide insights intoquestions of: what changes do we see in individual engineering students design processes over the course and how might these designprocess changes prepare students to become `the global engineer'?

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