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Diagramming for development 2: exploring interrelationships

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Diagramming for development 2: exploring interrelationships, is a free course that introduces you to the diagramming techniques of Influence diagrams, Multiple Cause Diagrams and Cognitive Maps. Using a case study project based in Africa, this unit illustrates the powerful use of systems diagramming for international development management. This is a companion course to Diagramming for development 1: bounding realities.

Syllabus

  • Introduction
  • Learning outcomes
  • 1 Case study: the Working for Water Programme
  • 1 Case study: the Working for Water Programme
  • 2 The role of diagramming
  • 2 The role of diagramming
  • 2.1 When to use each diagram
  • 3 Using diagramming techniques to explore the WWP Case Study
  • 3 Using diagramming techniques to explore the WWP Case Study
  • 3.1 Influence diagram
  • 3.2 Final diagrams
  • 3.3 Multiple cause diagram
  • 3.4 Final diagram
  • 3.5 Cognitive map
  • 3.6 Final diagram
  • Conclusion
  • Acknowledgements

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    Enrique Enriquez @EEnriquez
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    Diagramming for Development 2: Exploring Interrelationships was a concise, well-structured course that delivered exactly as described. Offered free of charge, it effectively introduced influence diagrams, multiple cause diagrams, and cognitive maps using a relevant case study. The course duration matched expectations, and the certificate of completion was available on demand, as stated. Content was practical, clearly presented, and applicable to real-world development challenges. Overall, the experience was positive and professionally valuable, especially for learners seeking to enhance their analytical and planning skills in complex systems and intervention contexts.
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