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Name of the topic, read the text of the lecture

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Exercises for independent preparation

1

What is TESE ?

 

Introduction to TESE

Movie 1introductions

 

2

S - curve model

S – curve video

 

S – curve - exercises

3

Completeness of  system parts as a necessary and sufficient condition for system functioning and as a trend

Completeness of  system parts video

 

Completeness of  system parts

exercises

4

Ideality and 5 mechanisms  

Ideality video 1,video 2, video 3

 

Ideality - exercises

5

Conductivity  of substance, field and information

Conductivity: 4 mechanisms video 1, video 2, video 3

Conductivity - exercises

6

Transition from macro- to micro level (resources of substances)

Macro micro video

 

Macro micro

exercises

7

Resources of kinds of energy - MATHEM

MATHEM video

 

MATHEM - exercises

8

Resources of types of associations – Dynamization

Dynamization  video

 

Dynamization - exercises

9

Transition to Super-system

Transition to Super-system video

 

Transition to Super-system exercises

10

Coordination – Discoordination  of important parameters of system and Super- system

Coordination – Discoordination  –video

 

Coordination – Discoordination  , exercises

11

40 techniques as mechanisms for execution of TESE

40 techniquesintroduction, video

 

12

Technique 1 Splitting

 

Technique 1

Splitting  –  (Segmentation) video

 

Technique 1Splittingexercise.

13

Technique 2 Taking out

 

Technique 2 Taking out video

 

Technique 2 Taking out – exercise

14

Technique 3 Local quality

 

Technique 3 Local quality  video

 

Technique 3 Local quality - exercise

15

Technique 4 Asymmetry and variation of symmetry type

 

Technique 4 Asymmetry  video

 

Technique 4Asymmetry - exercises

16

Technique 5 Integration

 

Technique 5 

Integration   video

 

Technique 5

Integration - exercise

17

Technique 6 Universality

 

Technique 6Universality video

 

Technique 6Universality -  exercise

18

Technique 7  Nested doll

 

Technique 7  

Nested doll – video

 

Technique 7 

Nested doll - exercise

19

Technique 8 Useofweightasafreeenergyresource, “principleofanti-weight

 

Technique 8 “Anti-weight”– video

 

Technique 8 “Anti-weight” - exercise

20

Technique 9  Preliminary anti-action

 

 

Technique 9  Preliminary anti-action video

 

Technique 9  Preliminary anti-action - exercise

21

Technique 10 Preliminary action

 

 

Technique 10Preliminary action – video

 

Technique 10Preliminary action- exercise

22

Technique 11 “Pillow laid in advance”

 

Technique 11 

“Pillow laid in advance”video

 

Technique 11

“Pillow laid in advance” exercise

23

Technique 12 “Equipotentiality”

Technique 12 “Equipotentiality”  video

 

Technique 12 “Equipotentiality” - exercises

24

Technique 13 “Make it reverse”

 

Technique 13 “Make it reverse” – video

 

Technique 13 “Make it reverse” - exercise

25

Technique 14 “Spheroidality” and main types of motion in ES – progressive, rotational  

Technique 14 “Spheroidality”– video

 

Technique 14 “Spheroidality” -exercise

26

Technique 15 Dynamicity

 

Technique 15Dynamicity video

 

Technique 15Dynamicity - exercises

27

Technique 16 Preliminary partial or excessive action

 

Technique 16 Preliminary partial or excessive action – video

 

Technique 16 Preliminary partial or excessive action - exercises

28

Technique 17  “Transition to other measurement”

 

Technique 17  “Transition to other measurement” – video

 

Technique 17  “Transition to other measurement” - exercises

29

Technique 18  “Vibration”

Technique 18  “Vibration”– video

 

Technique 18  “Vibration” - exercises

31

Technique 19 “Periodicaction”

Technique 19 “Periodic action”- video

 

Technique 19 “Periodic action”- exercises

32

Technique 20  “Continuity of useful action”

Technique 20 “Continuity of useful action” video

 

Technique 20  “Continuity of useful action” exercises

33

Technique 21 “Break-through”

Technique 21 “Break-through”video

 

Technique 21 “Break-through” exercises

34

Technique 22  “Converting harm into use”

Technique 22  “Converting harm into use” video

 

 

Technique 22  “Converting harm into use” exercises

35

Technique 23  “Feedback” 

 

Technique 23 “Feedback” – video

 

Technique 23 “Feedback” - exercises

36

Technique 24  “Intermediary”

 

Technique 24 “Intermediary” – video

Temporary 24-40

 

Technique 24  “Intermediary” - exercises

37

Technique 25 “Self-service”

  

Technique 25 “Self-service”video

 

Technique 25 “Self-service”exercises

38

Technique 26  “Copying”

 

Technique 26 “Copying” video

 

Technique 26  “Copying” - exercise

39

Technique 27  “Cheapfragility

 

Technique 27 “Cheap fragility” video

 

Technique 27 “Cheap fragility” - exercise

40

Technique 28 “Rejection of mechanical system”

  

Technique 28 “Rejection of mechanical system” video

 

Technique 28 “Rejection of mechanical system” - exercises

41

Technique 29 “Pneumo-andhydrostructures

Technique 29 “Pneumo- and hydrostructures” video

 

Technique 29 “Pneumo- and hydrostructures” exercises

42

Technique 30  “Use of flexible shells”

Technique 30   “Use of flexible shells”- video

 

Technique 30   “Use of flexible shells” - exercises

43

Technique 31 “Porous materials”

Technique 31 “Porous materials” video

 

Technique 31 “Porous materials” - exercises

44

Technique 32

“Color variation”

Technique 32

“Color variation” video

 

Technique 32

“Color variation” - exercises

45

Technique 33 “Uniformity”

Technique 33“Uniformity” video

 

Technique 33 “Uniformity” - exercises

46

Technique 34 “Reject and regeneration of system parts”

Technique 34 “Reject and regeneration of system parts” video

 

Technique 34 “Reject and regeneration of system parts” - exercises

47

Technique 35 “Variation of physical-and-chemical state”

Technique 35 “Variation of physical-and-chemical state” video

 

Technique 35 “Variation of physical-and-chemical state” exercises

48

Technique 36 “Phase transitions”

Technique 36 “Phase transitions” video

 

Technique 36 “Phase transitions” - exercises

49

Technique 37 “Thermal expansion and compression”

Technique 37

“Thermal expansion and compression” – video

 

Technique 37

“Thermal expansion and compression” - exercises

50

Technique 38 “Strong oxidizers”

 

Technique 38 “Strong oxidizers” video

 

Technique 38 “Strong oxidizers” exercises

51

Technique 39  “Inert medium”

 

Technique 39  “Inert medium” – video

 

Technique 39  “Inert medium”- exercises

52

Technique 40 “Composite materials”

Technique 40“Composite materials” – video

 

Technique 40 “Composite materials” - exercises

53

What is a Disadvantage, Non-desirable effect or “Harmful function” and how to use TESE knowledge in order to quickly perform benchmarking? (analysis of ES “knife”)

Benchmarking and TESE video

Benchmarking andTESE exercises

54

The notion of Engineering contradiction as a mental technology regarding disadvantages and harmful functions

Engineering contradiction video

Engineering contradiction -exercises

55

The notion of  Physical Contradiction as a mental technology regarding disadvantages and harmful functions

PhysicalContradiction  - video

PhysicalContradiction - exercises

56

The notion of IFR (Ideal final Result) as a mental technology regarding disadvantages and harmful functions

IFR (Ideal final Result) video

IFR (Ideal final Result) - exercises

57

WhatisthereincommonbetweenEC,PCandIFR?

What is there in common between EC, PC and IFR? video

 

58

Practice of Functional analysis of ES

Practice of Functional analysis of ES video

Practice of Functional analysis of ES - exercises

59

Practice  of creating CEC (Cause/Effect Chains)

Practice of creating CEC (Cause/Effect Chains) video

Practice of creating CEC (Cause/Effect Chains) - exercises

60

Methods ofresolvingECthroughAltshullersmatrix

Methods  of resolving EC through Altshuller’s matrix video

Methods  of resolving EC through Altshuller’s matrix - exercises

61

Methods of resolving PC through TESE and 40 techniques

Methods of resolving PC through TESE and 40 techniques video

Methods of resolving PC through TESE and 40 techniques - exercises

62

Examples of calculating concepts in practice via TESE and 40 techniques

Examples of calculating concepts in practice via TESE and 40 techniques video

Examples of calculating concepts in practice via TESE and 40 techniques - exercises

63

Some useful facts from DCI (Development of Creative Imagination): “operator of DTC” : Dimension – Time –Cost”,  “Admit the inadmissible”, “5 rules of Renais Decartes”, “failure anticipation analysis as a technique of DCI”, “Reversion of the problem”)

“DCI – Development of Creative Imagination”  video

“DCI – Development of Creative Imagination”   exercises

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 Final test in Levels 1 and 2

Download final test in Levels 1 and 2

Send a written examination work for review = get the certificates for levels 1 and 2