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Design-- finding lots of possible solutions |
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Questions
Additional thinking approaches:
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Review the chosen problem Is it too big, too small or just right? Why What skill set do we need for this problem? What facts do we know (checked with critical thinking ) ? How can we be creative in our thinking? What organizations or web sites can help us? Do we have inputs from our customers of their needs?
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| Overview of problem
solving process
Brain-writing Shaping Decision makingMaking a model (poster)
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In product engineering, multiple dedicated teams are usually engaged in the various development phases, beginning with eliciting and gathering requirements, defining the problem and solution, designing the result, implementing the design, and then testing. Normally, these teams interact only among their circle and seldom with customers. This is how traditional project and product management works and it has been able to hold its ground for some time. |
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Many Designs:
Brain-writing
Supplies:
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The one way to create lots of ideas in a team
is using writing your thoughts on a sticky-note pad sheets
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