ECE 445: Brainstorming and Ideation

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ECE 445: Brainstorming and Ideation David Null ECE Main Slide

Goal – Generate Ideas to Define your Project What makes a good project? Brainstorming Techniques Ideation Activity!

The Core of a Good Engineering Project A CLEARLY DEFINED IDEA

A CLEARLY DEFINED IDEA The Core of a Good Engineering Project What is the problem that you are solving? Who does it affect? What is the problem? When does it happen? Where does it happen? Why does it need to be fixed?

A CLEARLY DEFINED IDEA The Core of a Good Engineering Project What is the problem that you are solving? Freight Train Bullet Train

The Idea Tree Specific Solution Specific Problem Specific Problem Problem Space

Carrying heavy things is hard The Idea Tree Freight Train Bullet train Pick up truck Carrying heavy things is hard Takes too long Uses too much energy Transportation

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

Ideation Activity

Room 3002

Groups of 7 Room 3002

There is no such thing as a bad idea Activity! Get together in groups Grab an easel and some post-it notes There is no such thing as a bad idea Why? Because you never know where it might lead

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 (Aug 29th) https://courses.engr.illinois.edu/ece445/

Web-board Idea Post Problem: Clearly defined problem statement Solution: general solution, and 3 requirements of solution