Exploring Principles of Engineering: A High School Sophomore's Journey

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In summary, Exploring Principles of Engineering is a high school sophomore's journey into the world of engineering. This course introduces students to fundamental principles and concepts in various fields of engineering, including mechanics, thermodynamics, and electrical systems. Through hands-on projects and problem-solving activities, students gain practical experience and develop critical thinking skills. This course is designed to prepare students for further study and potential careers in the field of engineering.
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Hey everyone, my name is James and I'm currently attending my high school as a sophomore and also attending a Principles of Engineering class there! The threads seem pretty cool, so I might read some!

Thanks, James
 
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