#logic tree

Logic Tree Diagram

Business problem solving class at Yokohama National University

Formulation of the problem really matters in order to solve it.

Logic tree is a key to the solution. You can formulate comprehensively the entire picture of the issues/problems.

  Here is an example used in my class at Yokohama National University for the international students:

The students learn how to develop a logic tree by re-allocating those cards. You need to sort and put the same level…

Final exams at Yokohama National University

I have announced two final exams of the classes I have at Yokohama National University.

Business Logics and Team Consensus

・Business Problem Solving Logics and Framework

Every student is assigned to a team and they still have two weeks to prepare for the final team-presentation.

I am looking forward to their excellent outputs.

How you can develop your facilitation(team discussion) & problem-solving skills in a university program.

We will spend two weeks to tackle the following exercises in a team.

This is for the “Logical thinking” class:

This is not an individual exercise and you need to reach an agreement with your team members, which is exactly the same situation you will face in a company.

You may be required to use almost all the techniques(i.e. facilitation skill & logic development skills) to make an answer.

  And…

How to develop a “Logic Tree” for problem-solving

This is an exercise in my problem-solving class at Yokohama National University in Japan.

Drawing a logic tree to show a whole picture of the stakeholders in the university, assuming that the diagram is used to make priority to implement an evacuation program for earthquake.

The students are learning how to breakdown the people into small pieces to show more details (such as students, professors…