{"id":49440,"key":"MY3701_Semiconductor_Innovation_I_project","title":"MY3701 Semiconductor Innovation I project","latest":{"id":1272006,"timestamp":"2026-09-15T12:26:54Z"},"content_model":"wikitext","license":{"url":"https://www.appropedia.org/Appropedia:Copyrights","title":"CC-BY-SA-4.0"},"source":"# Join your group of 5 (one group 6) self-selected student colleagues\n# Download and install Libre Office if you do not already use it http://www.libreoffice.org/\n# Read the background material for your randomly assigned semiconductor patent to the group.\n## You may look up words that you don't know in your book or use the internet\n## You must '''not''' look at any patents or search for key word blocks of text that could lead you to the patent\n# Determine what the fundamental \"improving feature\" and \"worsening feature\" is of the technology that you have been randomly assigned. (e.g. create a generic problem to solve)\n# Look up the solution of the generic problem in the Triz Matrix http://triz40.com/aff_Matrix.htm\n# Click on solutions for descriptions of them to see what they are then look them up here http://triz40.com/aff_Principles.htm\n# Generate real concrete solutions for your problem\n\nInclude all of the following in an ODT format document\n\n# Your group number\n# Your names as you would like them to appear in print (e.g. include your middle initial)\n# Briefly summarize the real problem\n# Your improving/worsening features for your abstract problem\n# TRIZ abstract solution numbers/descriptions\n# Then generate a list of concrete real solutions to your real problem -- make as many as you can - as detailed as you are able in bullet format.\n# When the class runs out of time email pearce@mtu.edu and attach your ODT document.\n\n{{Page data\n| license = CC-BY-SA-3.0\n| part-of = MY3701\n| organizations = MTU\n| keywords = semiconductor, innovation\n| location = Michigan, USA\n| coordinates = 43° 37' 16.30\" N, 84° 40' 56.76\" W\n}}"}