THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION FOR ENGINEERS

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“Communication skills are an essential component in the education of engineering students to facilitate not just students’ education but also to prepare them for their future careers.” -- Marc Riemer, Faculty of Engineering, Monash University (2007). Marc Riemer emphasizes that communication skills are crucial for engineering students not only to enhance their learning experience but also to prepare them for their future careers. As engineers, it's not enough to just develop innovative solutions; you must also effectively communicate your ideas and the benefits of your inventions to users, stakeholders, or the public. Good communication helps ensure that your work is understood, valued, and applied, ultimately maximizing its impact and utility. Thus, strong communication skills are integral to both the educational process and professional success in engineering. This explanation ties together the importance of communication in both the learning process and its application in real-world engineering scenarios.

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