USIT Case Study 4. Picture Hanging Kit Problem (Toru Nakagawa)

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USIT Case Study 4. Picture Hanging Kit Problem
Source Ref. Ed Sickafus, USIT Textbook: "Unified Structured Inventive Thinking: How to Invent" (1995); Toru Nakagawa (2001, 2005)
Toru Nakagawa (Osaka Gakuin University, Professor Emeritus)
Japanese edition: May 21, 2015 English edition: Jun. 21, 2015
Posted: Jun. 26, 2015

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Editor's Note (Toru Nakagawa, Jun. 21, 2015)

This is the USIT Case Study No. 3 documented in the "Collection of USIT Case Studies" . UIST is a concise, consistent, and general process for practicing the General Methodology of Creative Problem Solving (CrePS). The process is explained in detail in the USIT Manual , and it uses the 'Six-Box Scheme'.

The present HTML page shows first 3 introductory slides of the case study and the last overview slide summarizing the case in the 'Six-Box Scheme'. The whole set of slides are posted in the PDF file .

This case was originally described by Dr. Ed Sickafus in his USIT Textbook: "Unified Structured Inventive Thinking: How to Invent" (1995). It has been used, revised, and extended by Toru Nakagawa as a standard USIT case study along with the development of USIT itself. Please refer to the 2nd slide 'Introduction: Outline and Significance of this Case Study', shown below.

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[1] (Mar. 23, 2001)

[2] (Jul. 31, 2001)
(Aug. 23, 2001)

[3] (Sept. 20, 2005)