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2005 Fall Team and Design Experience Internship UB Department of Industrial Engineering Student Name:____________________ Semester:_____________ Year:_______________ Project Title:_______________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ Company:______________________________ Supervisor:__________________________ Team Experience...
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Student Name:____________________ Semester:_____________ Year:_______________
Project Title:_______________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ Company:______________________________ Supervisor:__________________________
Team Experience (including multi-disciplinary teams) ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Name:______________________________ Name:______________________________ Name:______________________________ Name:______________________________ Name:______________________________ Name:______________________________ Title/Responsibility:____________________ Title/Responsibility:____________________ Title/Responsibility:____________________ Title/Responsibility:____________________ Title/Responsibility:____________________ Title/Responsibility:____________________
Design Experience ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________...
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