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This webinar will engage with key approaches to problem solving such as rigorously defining the problem statement, root cause analysis, abstraction, analogy, brainstorming, trial and error, divide and conquer, and lateral thinking.

Author: Sridhar Ramanathan  |  Download FREE audiobook Problem solving is essential to engineering. Engineers are constantly on the lookout for a better way to do things. This last e-book of IEEE-USA's Critical Thinking Skills series engages with ten key approaches to problem solving. Member: FREE Non-Member: $2.99

Author: Sridhar Ramanathan  |  Download FREE audiobook This e-book looks into each of the following areas that collectively contribute to open-mindedness: Overcoming cultural bias; Objectivity; Humility; Inclusivity; Observation; and Reflection.

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Author: Sridhar Ramanathan  |  Download FREE audiobook In his third e-book of IEEE-USA’s Critical Thinking Skills for Engineers series, author Sridhar Ramanathan builds further upon critical thinking, by exploring creative approaches for both individuals and groups.

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Author: Sridhar Ramanathan  |  Download FREE audiobook build on the analytical skills in Book 1 of the Critical Thinking Skills for Engineers E-Book Series — this e-book (Book 2) moves into the context of a team, department, or larger organization — where communication skills will play a vital role in your career success as an engineer.

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Author: Sridhar Ramanathan  |  Download FREE audiobook In this first book in our series on critical thinking skills, we delve into analytical skills—the ability to examine something carefully—whether it is a problem, a set of data, or text.

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This webinar will take a deeper look at creativity and how we might enhance this capability that is so critical to engineering.

In this webinar, we explore the key aspects of critical thinking: analytical skills, data analysis, interpretation, judgment, questioning evidence, and healthy skepticism. This aptitude allows for much richer, better solutions to real-world challenges.