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Engineering

John Huizenga·1996-01-01
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The first thing which often comes to mind when engineering is mentioned as an occupation is “train operator.” Perhaps it is because children are often fascinated by trains and everyone knows that the operator of a train is the engineer. Years ago, the task of operating and supervising the operation of big engines in boats or trains was more prominent than it is today. Today an engineer does a lot more than scamper around machinery making sure everything is oiled properly. Engineering is the...

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John Huizenga
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1996-01-01

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Beacon Lights
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