Mathematical competence and competence in science, technology and engineering

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Mathematical competence and competence in science,
technology, engineering (STEM) is the ability to use
mathematical thinking to solve problems in everyday
situations. Competence in science refers to the ability to
use knowledge; to identify questions and to base opinions
on evidence. It includes the ability to use logical and critical
thinking, to handle technological tools and to communicate
conclusions and reasoning behind them.

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How much were you involved in developing your own project and what have you learned in terms of project management (time or budget management, etc.)?
How did you approach problems? How did you make sure that you could foresee potential problems?
Do you have a good overview of the financial conditions and regulations concerning the project?
How did you cope with new and unexpected situations in your project?

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