Engineering skills, product development and problem shooting
Engineering is the application of skills in math, physics and science along with knowledge about society and applications in order to improve life for society. It means solving problems and both gradually and incrementally improving performance or developing new technologies. For a textile engineer there are numerous branches where a graduate may work and utilise her/his abilities. This session offers a few simplified examples of engineering tasks/exercises.
The following four examples are intended as illustrations of the kind of trouble shooting and analytical skills and methodological abilities that will make life easy for you at our Master’s programme.
© Anders persson, Borås - Elektrodress by Inerventions
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This resource was developed as part of an Erasmus+ project, funded with support from the European Commission under grant agreement 2016-1-SE01-KA203-22064.
The project was a collaboration between:
- The University of Borås, Sweden
- The University of the Highlands and Islands, Scotland
- The University of Alcalá, Spain
- Digital Connections, Scotland
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