ECE 445: Brainstorming and Ideation

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ECE 445: Brainstorming and Ideation Nicholas Ratajczyk ECE Main Slide

Overview What makes a good project? Brainstorming Techniques Activity! Idea Tree Post-It Notes Reverse brainstorming Activity!

A CLEARLY DEFINED PROBLEM What makes a good engineering project? A CLEARLY DEFINED PROBLEM Who does it affect? What is the problem? When does it happen? Where does it happen? Why does it need to be fixed?

Principles of Brainstorming Clearly identify your goal Find a problem Find a solution to a problem Write everything down Maximize quantity Elaborate No idea is a bad idea You never know where something might lead

The Idea Tree Specific Solution Specific Problem Specific Problem Problem Space

Sticky Note Technique Specific Solution Specific Solution Modify Issue/ Challenge Modify Modify Issue/ Challenge Modify Issue/ Challenge Modify

Reverse Brainstorming Make something worse What would make an existing solution worse? Work backward to improve the idea Why does this make the solution worse? What problems this reverse-solution identify? Alternatively: Find a way to break something. How could you prevent that?

There is no such thing as a bad idea Activity! Get together in groups according to your number Grab an easel and some post-it notes Brainstorm using your favorite techniques Share with the class: What is your team’s favorite problem? What is your team’s favorite solution? Remember the Cardinal Rule of Brainstorming: There is no such thing as a bad idea

Example Problem Spaces Assist people with disabilities Green energy Music/speaker improvements Home/kitchen appliances Sport safety; sport training improvement Machine safety Automate daily activities Improve public spaces Instrument enhancement, creation? Pets Restaurants Personal hygiene School/classroom improvements

Homework Post to the Web Board by Thursday (Jan 17th)