Decision Tree

How to compose the slide:

• Identify the decision you need to make. Put this at the top of the slide. In the example slide, the decision is whether or not to get a loan.
• Write the decision question as the root of the tree. This question should be clear and concise, and it should have a yes or no answer. In the example slide, the question is “Age over 30?”
• Add branches for each possible answer to the root question. In the example slide, there are two branches, one for “Yes” and one for “No.”
• Add a question to each branch. These questions should further refine the decision-making process. For example, the branch for “Yes” leads to the question “Salary over $50,000?”
• Continue adding branches and questions until you reach a point where you can specify a conclusion for each branch. The conclusions should be the final outcomes of the decision-making process. In the example slide, the conclusions are “Get Loan” or “Don’t Get Loan.”