1. A Crash Course on Creativity II
Professor Tina Seelig, Stanford University
Stanford University
Esfandiar Khaleghi
Research – Design Engineer
www.esfandiar.co
Assignment 5.
Challenge Assumptions

2. PET.
As a team, pick a specific challenge related to PETS. Spend some time clearly framing
the problem you will solve. Remember how important this is.
As a team, brainstorm to come up with AT LEAST 100 solutions to the problem. Keep
going even when you think you are done to come up with more and more interesting
and surprising solutions. Consider the worst ideas you can think of, the most expensive
and least expensive solutions, as well as ideas that would have worked 100 years ago
or 100 years in the future. You will submit all of your ideas. THEN, pick the ONE solution
your team likes the best, and share it as EITHER slides OR a short video (1 min or less).

4. The used photos are commonly used from online sources and brands official websites. All copyrights belong
to the website owners, blogger, photographers and brands intellectual property.
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