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Innovation, Problem Solving, and Design
Instructor: Karl Ulrich (ulrich@wh...)
Teaching Assistant: Joel Wooten (jwooten@wh...)
Tuesdays 3:00 - 5:50 pm - Huntsman Hall 245
<<Click on "Modules" to see readings, assignments, schedule, etc. "Modules" is basically the equivalent of a conventional syllabus. Each module typically contains several topics and one or more assignments. Click on each topic within the module to find readings, videos, and preparation instructions. Unless otherwise specified, the activities described in each module are to be completed in advance of the class sessions associated with the module. You are going to find that preparing for this class typically requires you to be at a web browser with a good display and a good internet connection.
Textbook: Terwiesch and Ulrich. 2009. Innovation Tournaments. (This is about $23 via Amazon Links to an external site.. It should also be in the Penn Bookstore.)
Need help or have a question?
Both Joel and I are very responsive by email, so try that first. Joel can probably answer most questions, and will forward to me in case he can't. You can also catch us at the class break or after class on Tuesdays. If that doesn't work, just send a note to schedule a time to talk.
Nice Instructional Modules 2011
What You Should Learn From OPIM 651 (i.e., "Take Aways")
(Optional) Sign Up for Lunch with K. Ulrich (Sangkee @ Noon, various dates)
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