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CHAPTER 3 : CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM

NAMA KURSUS : AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC
SEKSYEN KURSUS: DAD 5
PENSYARAH: ENCIK KHAIRUL AKMAL BIN NUSI
AHLI KUMPULAN:

MOHAMMAD SHUKRI BIN YAHYA  01DAD16F2015
THURKHESAN A/L MURUGAN         01DAD16F2016
ZULHARIZ BIN MOHD YUNUS         01DAD16F2019
MUHAMMAD AMIRUL BIN AZIZ     01DAD16F2020
VASANTH A/L JAMBUNATHAN        01DAD16F2024




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