ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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A) Let’s practice being creative and innovative. Identify or try to include elements/ideas which can be something you have done for your courses, while studying, at home, at workplace or elsewhere as follows:
- ONE (1) element/idea that can be considered as creative
- ONE (1) innovative element/idea.
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