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The inspiration for new ideas always comes in a "flash" or "a ha!" moment.
False
Very analytical and aims to find a singular right answer
Vertical
Explores all sorts of possible right answers, without regard for their actual feasability
Horizontal
The four steps of the creative process are:
Incubation, preparation, verification, inspiration
Routine redesign
30%
Minor corrections by known methods
45%
Fundamental improvements to existing systems
20%
Solution based on application of new science
4%
Pioneering inventions
1%
What percentage of inventions are truly novel concepts?
1%
The deliverables of concept generation include:
Rough functional diagram, Sketches, Tables of possible functional combinations, Basic physical prototypes
The CWRU Career Center can help with:
Assessing your interests and selecting the right major, Helping to prepare for graduate or medical school, Finding a co-op or internship, Reviewing resumes, Finding undergraduate research opportunities, Finding a job after graduation
You should start planning your career in which year in order to pick the major that will best prepare you for your goals:
First year
Experiential education refers to:
Shadowing, Clubs and on-campus organizations, Study abroad, Co-op, internships
The Career Center should be used:
To plan your studies and career, starting early in your time at CWRU
Pushing back your graduation date to do internships or co-op:
Will provide valuable experience and help your job hunting prospects, In the long run, it doesn't matter much, May end up costing more than just getting done and out in 4 years
Hiring managers spend how much time reading your resume:
2 to 10 seconds
A Biomedical Engineer is:
An engineer who understands anatomy and physiology, An integrator, Someone who understands core engineering principles
