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Reframing the Problem - MadisonPHP 2014

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September 13, 2014
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Reframing the Problem - MadisonPHP 2014

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September 13, 2014
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Transcript

  1. reframing the problem

  2. how to think like a computer scientist

  3. how to think

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  10. please rate me on joind.in https://joind.in/11753

  11. how to think like a computer scientist

  12. to solve our problem, we must first invent the universe

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  23. mental set

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  25. functional fixedness

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  27. reduction

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  37. so what did we learn?

  38. don’t fixate

  39. pull back, abstract

  40. write down everything you know

  41. if all else fails, google.

  42. please rate ALL talks https://joind.in/11753