Problem/Solution Analysis

If the problem statement consists of multiple problem statements, there is some underlying problem that can be analyzed from within the framework of a possible solution to all the problem statements (we assume a problem can only be analyzed from within the framework of a possible solution). The analysis outputs a generic solution that will satisfy all the problem statement.

Problem Statement
┣╸ <Problem Statement 1>
┣╸ ...
┗╸ <Problem Statement M>

Note

It’s important to try to discuss a solution to all the problem statements so that each problem statement is treated as an instantiation of a generic problem.

Note

The solution MUST NOT be technical but merely conceptual. The problem statement exists only in the conceptual level (e.g.: a network graph to map a backlog is a concept, rendering the network graph with a pyhon lib in a jupyter notebook is a technical detail).