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Tuning process - Exercise
Define the steps associated with the tuning process
The steps in the tuning process
Objective:
Put the steps in the tuning process in the correct order.
Instructions
Below are 4 steps to follow whenever a problem is reported. They are presented out of order. Drag the steps into the correct order, with the first step at the top of the list. When you think you have the steps in the correct order, click Done. You will be told whether or not the order is correct. If you didn't get the order right, keep trying. If you get stuck, try clicking Hint. The steps you have in the correct place will have green lights next to them. The steps that are not in the correct place will have red lights next to them. When you're ready for an explanation, click the
Submit
button.
Exercise Scoring
You will receive 2 points for this exercise. The exercise is auto-scored; when you have completed the exercise, click the
Submit
button to receive full credit.
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