GE105: Introduction to Engineering Design Creativity “Thinking Outside the Box” College of Engineering King Saud University Mar 3, 2012.

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GE105: Introduction to Engineering Design Creativity “Thinking Outside the Box” College of Engineering King Saud University Mar 3, 2012

3 What is Creativity? It is both an art and a science it is doing things in “non- normal” way Possible replacement words to Creative novel ; unique; new; innovative; different; imaginative; non-typical; unusual Unusual

What is Creativity? …

5 Creativity Advantages of being creative + generally able to cope + develop new understanding + become more adaptable + able to survive Disadvantages of being creative + thought to be a societal (group) misfit + often treated as being strange + often misunderstood + expression can often be suppressed Coping

6 Creativity … Humor is an indicator of creativity + Intersection of several planes of experience + Thoughts jump from one context to another + Related to intelligence Sources of creativity + a new look at an old problem + asking questions that are difficult to answer + preparing for the unexpected + “thinking outside the box” Intelligence Centers

Blocks to Creativity: Mental Locks Attitudes that prevent you from “seeing things differently” There is one right answer That is not logical Follow the rules That is not my area Don’t be foolish To err is wrong I am not creative 7

Mental Unlocks Some mindset tips… Anything you can think of Work when your mind is fresh Work fast and short periods Focus Push hard Have fun No fear 8

9 The Main Block to Creativity is: !!! Premature Judgment !!!! – New idea could be rather weak – Needs nurturing – Must respect new ideas Nurturing New Ideas

10 Creativity as a Process

11 Invention as a Process If creation is the development of new ideas; then invention is the development of a new device/product/ System/process.

12 Creative People Are flexible - variety of approaches Are able to visualize - not limited to just words and symbols Are curious and humorous - continually ask questions and express emotions through humor Are comfortable with complexity - not easily overwhelmed (affect someone’s emotions in very powerful way)

Creative People Are aware - Aware of the important aspects around them Can conceptualize and recall - Interested in concepts rather than details Have discipline and self-confidence - self-motivated and unwavering (strong and steady despite opposition) Are adaptable and resilient - undaunted (determined and not afraid to continue) by defeat

14 Creative People Have mental agility (able to move quickly and easily) - can fantasize and are intellectually playful Are skeptical (having doubts about something that other people think is true or right) of accepted ideas  less conservative than the average Are informal (relaxed and friendly)  are able to work anywhere Achieve fulfillment  recognition and honor/not driven by money 14 James Clerk Maxwell Albert Einstein

15 Some Final Thoughts 1)“To understand creativity it must be experienced” 2) Hints to becoming more creative + hangout with creative people + practice mental drawing + keep a journal + keep an open mind practice using intuition- six sense; feeling + have a positive attitude + try new things + exercise your freedom + “Think Outside the Lines/Box”

(Without raising the pen)

18 The shovel problem- Think of this as a shovel and the coin on the spade. Move just two sticks so that the coin is no longer in the spade, but there still a shovel.