This document summarizes a TRIZ competition held by Tunku Abdul Rahman University College. It discusses terrorism as a problem and proposes several root causes, including violent environments, lack of education, religious issues, poverty, and corruption. A cause-and-effect analysis is presented relating these root causes to terrorism. Two engineering contradictions are identified: 1) overcoming corruption would improve parameters like strength and reliability but worsen parameters like loss of time/energy; and 2) increasing education would improve judgment but require time/resources. Dynamization and preliminary action are proposed as potential inventive principles to resolve the contradictions.