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Bump. Anybody?

Right now I'm calling it EDPL, or the Engineering Design Planning Language. It's a user-friendly programming language environment intended for engineers and business planners who aren't familiar with programming, and it allows them to make better, more effective, and more profitable decisions.

Users enter in all of the different design/ business decisions available to them and how each decision possibility will effect the characteristics of the overall outcome. EDPL then optimizes over the thousands, if not millions, of different possible design decision combinations and provides you with the very best course of action according to the information you gave it.

It's doing wonders for me with my senior design projects at school, so I figure it would be valuable to industry, no?