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Student Essay on State of the Art, Looking for the Next Big Thing

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State of the Art, Looking for the Next Big Thing

Summary:   Describes the need to keep updated with the state of the art electronics. Examines what the future has in store for the naval engineering industry.


Everyday of our lives we are always looking for the next big thing, so to say. The next fashion trend, the latest music, the newest technology, and the latest craze. In other words we are always trying to keep up with the state of the art ideas and inventions. Many things around us have changed since we were little tikes running around the house with toy cars and action figures as toys. Now we find enjoyment with going online, hanging out at the mall with friends, listening to music, playing with video games and watching movies. State of the art doesn't always have to deal with technology; it can involve for an example fashion, books, and etc.

So how will I keep up the state of the art during my career? Currently I'm looking to get into.....

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