Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  chronicles an innovative pedagogical method for coordinating a multi-participant feasibility study in an upper division technical communication course for engineers. Centered on a Utah Legislature-commissioned report on the viability of a federal land transfer to Utah state governance, this investigation demonstrates how to guide students through the research, analysis, and consensus building stages of writing a technical report while coordinating student research on current engineering challenges. Utilizing the triple bottom line and the Delphi technique as a methodology, this paper provides engineering and technical communication faculty a framework for organizing research questions in a comprehensive and systematic manner. This research asks: What significant benefits and consequences would a federal land transfer entail for civil engineers and how are engineering students best taught to research such topics? This study responds to this research question with a holistic teaching approach that helps students learn to study infrastructure and land use planning while learning to communicate about the multidimensional problems they will face as future engineers.
['Joshua Lenart']
I am writing a research paper on a idea An examination of a federal land transfer from a civil and environmental engineering perspective: Evaluating the triple bottom line
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