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489 CE - CIVIL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND SYNTHESIS WEEK #29 SEMINAR I. II. Oral Reports - There is no formal class. This time is set aside for students to give formal oral reports to their clients. Final Grades - Begin all collecting information on oral and written report grades from my notes, files, and other faculty members. Final grades for seniors are due next Saturday and will come up quickly. Assignment - none...
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489 CE - CIVIL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND SYNTHESIS WEEK #29 SEMINAR
I. II. Oral Reports - There is no formal class. This time is set aside for students to give formal oral reports to their clients. Final Grades - Begin all collecting information on oral and written report grades from my notes, files, and other faculty members. Final grades ...
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