Understanding the Process (book chapter 3 on problem solving)
Hello!
Hope everyone is staying warm, because it's darned cold in Georgia right now. I just completed chapter 3 of my book on problem solving. This chapter is titled "Understanding the Process" and it covers exactly what you'd expect it to. I would love to hear your wise feedback and guidance.
Warm regards,
Craig
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Craig Cochran
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Re: Understanding the Process (book chapter 3 on problem solving)
Craig,
My progress has been very slow. Not because it's a difficult topic, but because I got tired of writing. I think I've got some momentum now, though. Hopefully by the middle of 2009 it will be ready. Thanks for taking a look at the chapter. I'm also going to try to weave a case study throughout the book, illustrating each of the problem solving steps in action.
Craig C.
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Craig Cochran
Georgia Institute of Technology
Re: Understanding the Process (book chapter 3 on problem solving)
As usual, another good start from your expertise Craig. It looks good. The case studies, what specifically are you asking for here?
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Thanks to Coury Ferguson for your informative Post and/or Attachment!
Re: Understanding the Process (book chapter 3 on problem solving)
Corey,
Thanks for taking a look at it, my friend. The case studies are something I will have to develop. What I had in mind was showing the application of the problem solving method with a real problem. As you know, the concepts sink in much deeper when they have actual examples attached to each one.
Craig
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Craig Cochran
Georgia Institute of Technology