Forensic engineering differs from other engineering in that it deals with
A) the aftermath of design
B) the aftermath of failure
C) the design of forensic devices
D) the design of crime scenes

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Forensic engineering deals with investigating and analyzing failures in structures, systems, or components. It involves determining the cause of failure and providing recommendations to prevent similar failures from occurring in the future. It is not related to the design of forensic devices or crime scenes, nor does it primarily deal with the aftermath of design.

Forensic Engineering Differs from Other Engineering in That It Deals