Problem Solving Logic·Rules·Lesson 3 of 4

Choosing and Revising a Strategy

Explains how to choose between strategies, track tradeoffs, and revise a plan when new information appears, including the discipline of naming revision triggers in advance.

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In this lesson · 7 sections · 5 worked examples · 2 practice activities

Choosing under uncertainty
Tradeoffs are unavoidable — name them
Revision triggers are the heart of flexibility
When to revise, when to persist
…and 3 more

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