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Lecture 2- Problem Solving
BASIC ENGINEERING DESIGN
GEN- N003FRESHMAN 2007-2008
FALL SEMESTER
1cr - 3conStudio Course
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Throughout history, many different peoplehave tried to map problem solving as aprocess which individuals and groups couldfollow to success.
PROBLEM SOLVING
THINKING
Thinking is the most complicated andadvanced brain activities
It is a product of human ability to processsymbols and thoughts, hence using it insolving problems in different situations
A.INTRODUCTION
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A.INTRODUCTION
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PROBLEM PROBLEM SOLVING
The case in which ahuman has two
situations, one isknown while theother is relativelyunknown.
Ways and methodsused to achieve a
solution orobjective to bridgethe gap between thetwo situations
B.DEFINITIONS
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ALGORITHM
A sequence
of steps thatcan befollowed tosolve theproblem.
HEURISTICS
A set of
actions oractivities thatcan help infinding asolution.
PROBLEM
SPACE
Is the all
possibleactions thatcould bedone toachieve asolution.
B.DEFINITIONS
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C. PROBLEM SOLVING METHODS
1 THE DIFFERENCE REDUCTION METHOD
Reducing the gap between the basic phase andthe final phaseThis technique is used when the problem is notfamiliar.
Example: We have 3 bottles: A, B & C,Bottle A has the capacity of 8 cups of waterBottle B has the capacity of 5 cupsBottle C has the capacity of 3 cupsAssume A is full, and B &C are empty, then find a wayto divide the amount of water in bottle A equally in A &B, so they became equally filled with 4 cups of water
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C. PROBLEM SOLVING METHODS
2 MEANSENDS ANALYSIS
Start with analyzing the main problem intosecondary problems
Example:You need to go to the University from HomeWhat is the difference between the basic situation and
the final situation? (the difference is the distancebetween university and home)How can this dereference (i.e., distance) beovercome? (using a Car)The car is not working, then start by fixing the car.
This technique assumes the following:There are two situations: Basic and FinalUse actions to eliminate or minimize the difference
This process can be used repetitively as long as there is aprogress in finding a solution
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C. PROBLEM SOLVING METHODS
3 WORKING BACKGROUND TECHNIQUE
Start from the End, start from the objective
Find appropriate sub-objectives to achieve
the main objective
Find appropriate decisions to achieve sub-objectives
Deal with each sub-objective individually
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C. PROBLEM SOLVING METHODS
4 PROBLEM SOLVING BY ANALOGY
Use a technique that succeeded in solving asimilar problem
Resemblance to a wall
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I. DESIGN PROBLEMS CANNOT BECOMPREHENSIVELY STATEDDesign problems are complicated & requirea wide range of information
II. DESIGN PROBLEMS REQUIRESUBJECTIVE INTERPRETATION
Design problems are subjectivelyunderstood
CHARACTERISTICS OF DESIGN PROBLEMS
III. DESIN PROBLEMS TEND TO BEORGANIZED HIERARCHICALLY
Design problems are conflicting yet couldbe arranged during to priorities
D.DESIGN PROBLEMS
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SOURCES OF DESIGN PROBLEMS
HumanSources
Client
User
Designer
Constraints asProblems
Functional Problems
Context & environment
Building regulations & codes
Technologies & materialavailable
Budget
D.DESIGN PROBLEMS
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E. ENGINEERING METHOD
ETTER (1995) presented a model used by students tosolve engineering problems.
THE ENGINEERING MODEL
Define the problem - state it clearlyGather information - describe input and output
Generate and evaluate potential solutions
Refine and implement solutions
Verify and test solution method and result
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THE ENGINEERING METHOD
RECOGNIZE AND UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM
GATHER DATA (AND VERIFY ITS ACCURACY)SELECT GUIDING THEORIES AND PRINCIPLES
MAKE ASSUMPTIONS WHEN NECESSARY
SOLVE THE PROBLEM
VERIFY THE RESULTSPRESENT THE SOLUTION
E. ENGINEERING METHOD
G G O
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Create a New Product
ENGINEERING PROBLEM TYPES
Invention/conceptualizationNew/modified design of existing product
E. ENGINEERING METHOD
Cost ReductionDo it faster, cheaper, betterExample: Personal computers
Develop or change a Procedure
Example: Warehouse inventory -- Instead of having 3
month's inventory go to "just in time"Human Factors
Make our lives longer, better, easierExamples: cruise control, moving sidewalks,management tools
L 2 P bl S l i E ENGINEERING METHOD
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E. ENGINEERING METHOD
TYPES OF INFORMATION FOR PROBLEM SOLVING
GIVENS
OPERATIONS
GOALS
PROBLEM STATE
SOLUTION
The initial condition of the problem
The various actions we are allowed
to perform
The desired final condition of the problem
The state of the problem at any specific
point in time
Completely specified the GIVENS,OPERATIONS, GOALS, and succession
of PROBLEM STATES to get to GOALstate
L 2 P bl S l i E ENGINEERING METHOD
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IDENTIFY THE PROBLEM
STEPS IN PROBLEM SOLVING
YOU CANT FIX IT IF YOU DONT KNOW WHAT IS
BROKEN.
E. ENGINEERING METHOD
DETERMINE WHAT IS REQUIRED FOR THESOLUTION
WHAT IS KNOWN?
WHAT IS UNKNOWN?
ANY RESTRICTIONS OR LIMITATIONS?
ANY SPECIAL CASES?
L t 2 P bl S l i F EXERCISES
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F. EXERCISES
HOW WOULD YOU
DEVIDE THE SQUARE
INTO FOUR EQUALPIECES?
L t 2 P bl S l i F EXERCISES
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F. EXERCISES
HOW WOULD YOU
DEVIDE A SQUARE OF
CARDBOARD TO GIVEAN L SHAPE WITHTHE SAME AREA OF
THE SQUARE?
L t 2 P bl S l i F EXERCISES
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F. EXERCISES
1. JOIN BETWEEN ALL
CIRCLES USING 4CONNECTED LINES
2. JOIN BETWEEN ALL
CIRCLES USING 3CONNECTED LINES