Example of thinking process for decision diagram presentation design
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Presenting example of thinking process for decision diagram presentation design. This is a example of thinking process for decision diagram presentation design. This is a five stage process. The stages in this process are logically correct reasoning, creative doable alternatives, clear values and trade offs, appropriate frame, meaningful reliable information.
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