7712IBA Managerial Problem SolvingUsing the basic framework shown above complete a table and a complementary concept map covering these key points: How do you define the problem?What are the alternatives you have considered?What is a likely solution to the problem?How might you implement that solution? https://youtu.be/JkP-45ApUuw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PG-MmGgDrk&feature=youtu.be Assessment 1: Solve a Problem – RequirementsAssessment 1: Solve a Problem – Requirements OverviewFor the first assignment, you have to reflect on our core problem that youve experienced in the workplace or identify a real problem that you would like to explore. Use the basic problem-solving framework from module one (Simon framework for steps) and complete a table and a concept map that covers these key points: Step 1, Defining the problem. This leads to Step 2, Diagnosing cause. This leads to Step 3, Diagnosing solutions. This leads to Step 4, Choosing the solutions. What to doUsing the basic framework shown above complete a table and a complementary concept map covering these key points: How do you define the problem?What are the alternatives you have considered?What is a likely solution to the problem?How might you implement that solution? Assessment 1 FlyoverIn this video, Assessment 1 flyover, Luke outlines what to do in Assessment 1. Requirements Type your submission in a MS Word (or equivalent) document using the template provided OR advance it make your ownPaste your concept map at the end of the table.You are free to use any software you like to make the concept map but we would recommend bubbl.us to make it easier.Here is some information about different styles of concept maps (you may have seen this already in Module 2)No references are required for this task.There are no word limits for this task. Mark ReviewedItemHow Assessment 1 links with your career developmentHow Assessment 1 links with your career development Strengthening your skillsThis assignment is designed to help you develop your career by providing evidence of your skills in: problem solving and innovative solution developmentstrategy and systems thinkinganalysisjustification and recommendationsdigital communication skillscommunicating for a diverse executive audience.Mark ReviewedItemDownload a worked example and template for the tableDownload a worked example and template for the table Download this Word doc: a worked example and template for the table a worked example and template for the table – Alternative Formats Mark ReviewedItemConcept Maps – Examples and TutorialsConcept Maps – Examples and Tutorials Creating Concept MapsUsing Bubbl.usBubbl.us is a free online tool for creating concept maps. See information below on how to use Bubbl.us. Video TutorialsIn this YouTube video, Concept Map Tutorial, Luke guides you through how to use bubbl.us to create a concept map. Watch: How to create a concept map Watch: How to create a concept map in bubbl.us Examples you can draw fromClick the thumbnails to view the images in a new window. Example 1Concept Map Example 1 Thumbnail Example 2Concept Map example 2 Thumbnail Mark ReviewedItemAssessment 1: Marking Criteria and RubricAssessment 1: Marking Criteria and Rubric Marking CriteriaWeight: 30% of your total course grade. Your assessment will be marked based on these components: Problem definitionAlternative pathway assessmentSolutionImplementation ideasThis is an individual assignment. RubricFor details on the marking criteria, download Solve a problem rubric (pdf) Solve a problem rubric (pdf) – Alternative Formats
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