1. Review your notes, readings, discussions, and mini-lectures in this module. 2. Research at least two career options. Consult the BMCC Center for Career Development, including Career Coach and Career Express. (I encourage you to consider options that might not be traditionally associated with your race, gender, or background.) 3. This assignment has two options: A AND/OR B: A. Create decision tree to evaluate your career options. i. Sketch the tree. Use squares, circles, and triangles for decisions, uncertainties, and outcomes (see diagram below, left) or use this template. A ii. Make sure your decision has at least two choices, each with at least two uncertain events with estimated probabilities. iii. Have at least four total outcomes (estimated salaries). iv. Hint: Remember, square decision nodes don't have probabilities, round uncertainty nodes do. v. Calculate the expected value of each career choice vi. Highlight the best choice, i.e., the one with the highest expected value. vii. Explain in 2-3 sentences why it's the best choice based on your analysis. Cite your data sources. viii. You may submit a scan of a handwritten sketch showing your calculations, or use Excel, PowerPoint, or other graphics program provided you submit a file that I can view. B. Create a Monto Carla simulat