👉 The Myers Engineering Model, developed by John D. Myers and colleagues, is a framework for understanding how individuals approach problem-solving and decision-making in complex engineering contexts. It emphasizes the importance of a structured, systematic approach that involves five key phases: Defining the Problem, Information Gathering, Alternative Generation, Alternative Evaluation, and Implementation. Each phase is designed to ensure a thorough and methodical exploration of the issue at hand, promoting clarity and reducing the risk of oversight. By systematically breaking down problems into manageable parts and following a clear process, the Myers Model helps engineers and professionals make more informed decisions, enhancing both the quality and efficiency of their solutions.
