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Holistic Engineering and Educational Reform,to increase, due to increasing production in countries such as China (Fig. 7.1). This trend, coupled with increasing economic globalization and the comparatively low percentage of students studying engineering or science in the United States (Fig. 7.2), has led many to conclude that US-based industr

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