Contents

When you buy the Oxford TRIZ Fundamentals eLearning package, you get access to:

• Seven modules made up of 24 video lessons (~12 hours of video tutorials) to work through at your own pace
• 12 practical assignments to complete - with sample answers from the Oxford TRIZ experts to help you if you get stuck!
• Comprehensive learning materials including editable pdf’s for all the exercises and TRIZ Contradiction Matrix, 40 principles and Standard Solutions, 6 Trimming Rules and much more
• Access to the Oxford TRIZ Community online discussion forum 

Module Details

1. Getting started with TRIZ
   Get to grips with key TRIZ principles starting with what TRIZ is and what makes it unique! Discover The Prism of TRIZ, Ideality, Oxford TRIZ 'Bad Solutions' and the power of conceptual thinking
2. The logic of problem solving
   By following simple, logical steps, we broaden our options and find the best solutions. Transform your problem understanding with the TRIZ approach to benefits, functions and resources
3. Resolving Contradictions
   Discover powerful techniques to avoid unsatisfactory compromises and get everything you want using the 40 Inventive Principles, The Contradiction Matrix and the Separation Principles
4. Thinking in Time and Scale
   Adopt the habits of genius thinkers with the TRIZ tool for Thinking in Time and Scale and learn how to stretch your understanding of any situation using 9 boxes
5. Predict the future with TRIZ Trends
   Discover simple techniques to predict the future trajectory of products and systems, and generate ideas for next generation products using The 8 Trends of Technical Evolution
6. TRIZ Creativity Tools
   Break psychological inertia and learn to look at problems from a different perspective using TRIZ creative thinking tools: Smart Little People and Size, Time, Cost
7. Oxford TRIZ Function Mapping & Standard Solutions for Harms & Insufficiency
   Move from a Problem mess to creating clear maps of your system’s problems delivering a prioritised problem list which can be solved one at a time using the Standard Solutions.