Prediction Presentation Schedule

Tuesday:
Sam
Megan
Matthew
Troy
Clayton
Amanda W
Levi
Christine

Thursday:
Cameron
Amanda F
Zach
Gerald
Hannah
Amber
Noah

Prediction

This is the final blog question!

What is your prediction?

Time

When do you expect your situation's outcome to occur?

Or, in less awkward phrasing: when will you know if your prediction is correct?

Likelihood

How likely are each of the different possible outcomes you discussed for the last blog question? This doesn't have to be an actual measurement or arbitrary percentage; you can discuss the outcomes' likelihoods in relation to each other (ex:a is more likely than b but less likely than c) or just in general (ex: b is possible, but not likely because...).

Outcomes

What possible outcomes are there? This is all of the outcomes (within reason, I mean), not just the one you predict will occur.

Tools

How will you form your prediction?

This project doesn't have a restriction on your prediction method, so don't feel like you have to go through your notes and pick something at random. Even intuition counts as a tool; we just want to know how you will approach forming a prediction based on the information you've gathered on your situation.

Choices

What options are available to your actors? How can they act to influence events?