Orange County SAMPE Meeting Notice
Wed., Feb. 21th, 2018 at 6 p.m.
Presentation by Eric Ehlers, Instructor
Topic - Problem Solving Seminar
ABSTRACT
Break thru that creative block with good ideas! This Creative Thinking Seminar will teach you how to solve problems like a pro. You will learn how to see possibilities and how to turn them into reality. This is for scientists, engineers, designers, and anyone who wants to make something better or invent something new. You will learn step by step creativity techniques based on examples from Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein, and other famous creators. In addition, there will be current day examples from the composites and aerospace industries along with practical methods that you can use now.
This Problem Solving Seminar will take you thru five creative thinking steps as follows:
1) Define the problem – What needs to change and why?
2) Research – What is happening and what resources are available?
3) Incubation – This is the secret sauce to finding innovative solutions.
4) Development – Work out the details with a working prototype.
5) Verification – Confirm what works and what needs to be improved.
Better than just learning what to do, you will learn how to solve problems and generate unique ideas. The methods presented have been proven to work for over 2,000 years from such inventors as Archimedes who credited for the praise “Eureka” (I found it).
These Creative Thinking techniques will allow you to solve problems your competitors can’t which will give you an advantage over them.
BIO
The presenter, Eric Ehlers has taught, this Problem Solving Class at local Colleges and other institutions. Also, Eric makes presentations at SAMPE Meetings. Eric uses an entertaining teaching approach that engages students while letting them comprehend the details. For over 45 years, Eric has studied Creative Thinking techniques which he has applied to produce satellite components, artistic lights, double-power bicycle, and other inventions. Currently, Eric is a Program Manager/Engineer over satellite component fabrication at Canyon Composites in Anaheim, CA. Plus, Eric is teamed up with Cerritos College to provide California State paid training courses to manufacturing companies. Also, Eric has a BS in Industrial Technology from CSULB and a MBA from CSUDH. In addition, Eric is the SAMPE – Los Angeles Chapter Chairman.
Location
The Jagerhaus in Anaheim, 2525 East Ball Road, just west of the 57 Freeway, on the North side of Ball.
Turn right at the first driveway. Phone 714-520-9500. GoogleMap Link
Time:
6:00 pm Social | 7:00 pm Dinner | 8:00 pm Speaker | Member or guest dinner $20.
Student (with student ID) dinner $10. No cost for Program only.
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