Wrestling with Rusting: Rooting Courses in a Compelling Question

Update: 2022-07-02

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Great courses are designed to engage the curiosity of students. In this episode Dr. David Gardenghi explains how he roots his chemistry for engineers course in the central engineering problem of corrosion.

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Wrestling with Rusting: Rooting Courses in a Compelling Question

Michael Gray, David Gardenghi

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Wrestling with Rusting: Rooting Courses in a Compelling Question

Michael Gray, David Gardenghi

Wrestling with Rusting: Rooting Courses in a Compelling Question