CIS 309 :Theories & Concept of Creativity, and the Creative Process

Institution UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI
Course BACHELOR OF INFORMAT...
Year 4th Year
Semester Unknown
Posted By stephen oyake rabilo
File Type pdf
Pages 40 Pages
File Size 379.44 KB
Views 2395
Downloads 0
Price: Buy Now whatsapp Buy via whatsapp
  • whatsapp
  • facebook
  • twitter

Description

Creativity is the ability to create something original/new. Innovation is creating/developing and implementing new/original valuable process, product or service, or making valuable changes to existing ones; Invention is creating and implementing a product, service, or process that, though based on those that have come before, represents a leap/ a major difference in the way it was. Both innovation and invention are manifestations of creativity. All inventions contain innovations, but not every innovation rises to the level of an invention.
Below is the document preview.

No preview available
KCSE CRE paper 2 Revision Questions and Answers
This is KCSE CRE paper 2 Revision Questions and Answers to help the student understand and know how to answer examination Questions relating to this subject.
6 Pages 873 Views 0 Downloads 945.9 KB
KCSE CRE paper 2 Revision Questions and Answers
This is KCSE CRE paper 2 Revision Questions and Answers to help the student understand and know how to answer examination Questions relating to this subject.
6 Pages 1086 Views 1 Downloads 945.9 KB
ABA 405: STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Trending!
COURSE OBJECTIVE: To equip learners with the necessary skills and knowledge required in the practice of strategy formulation, implementation, control and evaluation within the organizational context.
42 Pages 2582 Views 0 Downloads 1.14 MB
MICROECONOMICS FULL NOTES
This course provides the student with an introduction to the basic elements of modern microeconomics. The course provides coverage of the institutional background and the history of significant microeconomic ideas and issues in Kenya and around the world. It will develop an understanding of how microeconomics relates to practical life. Students are expected to apply the knowledge in other economics units. The study employs extensive use of diagrams and mathematical expressions in the illustration of concepts.
107 Pages 1570 Views 1 Downloads 497.68 KB
APH 107: Mechanics Trending!
In physics we deal with physical quantities which are usually quantified by measuring. The process of measuring involves assigning a number to a physical quantity by comparing it with a standard. The standard quantity is called unit and used to measure the given physical quantity.
68 Pages 2174 Views 0 Downloads 1.26 MB
ADF 203: FASHION CHANGE AND HUMAN BEHAVIOUR Trending!
Recognition is a product of fashion, not because of the visible characteristics, but because those who are able to sustain the rapid change of fashion set themselves apart from others by showing they “belong”
19 Pages 3264 Views 1 Downloads 615.58 KB
ADF 303: APPAREL AND ACCESSORES Trending!
Costume; A style of clothes belonging to a particular cultural or historical concepts and is often used to refer to ethnic or historical clothing as well as those constructed for special rituals e.g. theatre, drama, etc.
82 Pages 2104 Views 2 Downloads 1001.34 KB
ADF 309: PRINCIPLES OF MERCHANDISING Trending!
Merchandising; The planning required to have the right merchandise at the right time, in the right place, in the right quantities and at the right price for specified target group(s) of consumers.
75 Pages 2533 Views 2 Downloads 1.08 MB
ADF 206: HISTORIC TEXTILES AND TEXTILES CONSERVATION Trending!
Throughout history man has always created, used and preserved textiles. Thus, textiles have been part of man’s life from time immemorial. This course explores textile conservation and issues related to conservation such as preserving, cleaning, repairing and laundering, which includes traditional and modern methods.
35 Pages 2251 Views 1 Downloads 1.41 MB
ADI 202: COST PLANNING AND CONTROL
The Bill of Quantities (BOQ) is defined as a list of brief descriptions and estimated quantities. The quantities are defined as estimated because they are subject to a measurement and are not expected to be totally accurate due to the unknown factors which occur in design work.
16 Pages 1864 Views 0 Downloads 547.59 KB