“Acknowledge your and others’ range of linguistic differences as resources, and draw on those resources to develop rhetorical sensibility” – Engineers mostly work in  teams and are expected to post and present their work throughout their career. During this course, we learned how to work as a team and properly present and post our research and projects. For every project we were given teamwork was a major, essential piece to the puzzle. However since all the groups were different types of engineers we had to communicate our research into ways that other engineers would understand. For example, a chemical engineer can’t use the same lingo they would use with other chemical engineers, when talking to an electrical engineer. Therefore, we had to acknowledge what needed to be changed when writing a piece that would be posted to the class BlackBoard.