Courses

PAF 591
Spring 2006
Policy
Informatics Using the Decision Theater
Wednesday, 5:40pm - 8:30pm
BYOH 126a
Professor: R.F. Shangraw, Jr., Ph.D.
rick.shangraw@asu.edu

COURSE CONTENT:
Theory and practice of policy decision making especially with regards to
the processing and visualization of information. Special focus
on uncertainty, visualization of quantitative and qualitative
information, and collaborative decision processes.
This course will investigate the policy decision making process
especially with regards to the processing and visualization of
information. The course will evaluate the research literature
in this field as well as several of the practical tools available to
policy analysts. The course will address the broad theories and
research associated with policy decision making with subsequent
classes investigating collaborative decision making, uncertainty in
decision making, information media, visualization of quantitative
and qualitative information, and geo-spatial information.
Classes will alternate between lectures and hands-on sessions.
ASU decision theater:
http://dt.asu.edu/
School of Public Affairs:
http://spa.asu.edu/
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