1. Class Exercise

2. Class Exercise for Decision Making Process  You and your family (4 members in total) are considering buying an apartment.  You have five options given by the property agent:  Option 1: 3-room apartment, one shower room, $200K, 30% down payment, neighbor works swing shift and noisy during the night, shopping mall nearby, 30 minutes to workplace.  Option 2: 2-room apartment, no bathroom, $130K, 10% first down payment, neighbor is rock musician, 5 minutes away for workplace.  Option 3: 5-room apartment, $500K, one bathroom, next to workplace, neighborhood next to community pool and park w 10pm curfew, 25% down payment, several restaurants nearby.  Option 4: $100K, 3-room apartment, 2 bathrooms, $5K down payment, 60 minutes drive to work, great school nearby, mother-in- law lives 5 blocks around the corner.  Option 5: Brand new $600K, 4-room apartment, 3 bathrooms, $100K down payment, 15 minutes away from workplace.  You and your family (4 members in total) are considering buying an apartment.  You have five options given by the property agent:  Option 1: 3-room apartment, one shower room, $200K, 30% down payment, neighbor works swing shift and noisy during the night, shopping mall nearby, 30 minutes to workplace.  Option 2: 2-room apartment, no bathroom, $130K, 10% first down payment, neighbor is rock musician, 5 minutes away for workplace.  Option 3: 5-room apartment, $500K, one bathroom, next to workplace, neighborhood next to community pool and park w 10pm curfew, 25% down payment, several restaurants nearby.  Option 4: $100K, 3-room apartment, 2 bathrooms, $5K down payment, 60 minutes drive to work, great school nearby, mother-in- law lives 5 blocks around the corner.  Option 5: Brand new $600K, 4-room apartment, 3 bathrooms, $100K down payment, 15 minutes away from workplace.

3. Six Sigma Continuous Improvement Training Six Sigma Continuous Improvement Training Decision Making Process