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1. Automotive Engineering

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   The earliest precursors to modern automotive engineering emerged in the late 19th century, following the perfection of the internal combustion engine. Early automotive pioneers, often operating as individual artisans, focused primarily on adapting existing technologies—such as bicycle frames and steam power—to create self-propelled carriages. The standardization of parts and processes, famously championed by figures like Henry Ford, transitioned the discipline from craft production to mass manufacturing by the early 20th century. This era solidified the dominance of the…