Making DAMN Good Decisions is a full academic year of
university courses on how to use decision analysis to improve both the process and content
of decision making in business enterprises, non-profit
entities, educational and health-care institutions, and government organizations.
Developed at Stanford University,
these courses can be added to the curriculum of any institution of
higher education. The sequence of courses covers the 32 modules that
are essential in making good decisions. Each module covers a
decision-making concept and its associated tools, and comprises four
one-hour classes: a lecture and discussion, an exercise or
demonstration, an application example or case study, and a practice
session. The 32 modules are naturally grouped around four focal points:
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