Engineering Your Future
Engineering Your Future
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Author: William C. Oakes, Les L. Leone
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
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After locating the various sites on map, plan the shortest route to visit each of the buildings and then write a brief paragraph that describes the journey and the buildings.

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Locating various places on map is a very complex and tedious task but an interesting one as well. So, after discovering the places on the map. We had discovered the shortest routes to these places.

My journey to these buildings was a very memorable experience which was a fun filled one.

Financial aid office was at the entrance so we planned our journey from there after visiting that office we march towards health centre. On our way there were so many parks so to snake our distance short we took the park way and reached the health centre in just 5minutes.

Our next mission was to visit the research unit of the campus which is quiet far away from the health centre so we discovered the shortest route for that as well we took a halt at a cafeteria which was in the mid way then we entered the law department from gate1 and from within the department we came to exit gate no 2 which was the front side of research unit.

And finally we visited a dormitory which was near to the research unit.].

Conclusion:

Visiting different places on the campus was a very adventurous trip. It was one of the memorable time to explore new departments and new areas.

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