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Please help I need by today !! What is the purpose of an engineering notebook ? What is the purpose of a portfolio?
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What is the purpose of an engineering notebook ?
What is the purpose of a portfolio?
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the purpose of an engineering notebook is to support documented work that could potentially be patentable. hope you found this helpful!
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