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Episodes


Scenario 2: The Policy-Making Process

Scenario 14: Relying on Effective Dispute Resolution

Scenario 8: Environmental Impact Assessment

Scenario 13: Building an Informed Consensus

Scenario 9: Cost-Benefit Analysis - Cold Call

Scenario 9: Cost-Benefit Analysis - Student Presentation

Scenario 12: Public Participation Techniques and Strategies

Scenario 3: Policy Evaluation

Scenario 5: Environmental Ethics & the Precautionary Principle

Scenario 7: Local Knowledge vs. Expert Knowledge - Cold Call

Instructor Interview: Flipping the Classroom "Changing Everything"

Instructor Interview: MIT OpenCourseWare / A Bold Idea

Instructor Interview: On Visualizing Cultures

6. Design Definition and Multidisciplinary Optimization

11. Lifecycle Management

3. Systems Modeling Languages

7. Miscellaneous Topics — MBSE and Introduction to CAD

10. Commissioning and Operations

2. Requirements Definition
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