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* Able to define abstracted and encapsulated characteristics of systems | * Able to define abstracted and encapsulated characteristics of systems | ||
| − | == Key | + | == Key topics == |
| − | * What is a system? | + | * [[Topic:Definition of systems|What is a system?]] |
| − | * | + | * [[Topic:Open and closed Systems|‘Open’ and ‘closed’ systems]] |
| − | + | * [[Topic:Boundaries of systems|Defining system boundaries]] | |
| − | * Complex systems | + | * [[Topic:Complex systems|Complex systems]] |
| − | * Types of complex systems | + | * [[Topic:Types of complex systems|Types of complex systems]] |
| − | * Are all systems complex? | + | * [[Topic:Comparison to non-complex systems|Are all systems complex?]] |
| − | * Understanding complex system agents | + | * [[Topic:Complex adaptive systems|Understanding complex system agents]] |
| − | * Navigating complexity | + | * [[Topic:Navigating complexity|Navigating complexity]] |
[[Category:Core Concepts]] | [[Category:Core Concepts]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:22, 23 December 2022
Context
This theme provides learners with the fundamental knowledge needed to describe and discuss complex systems. This is the foundation for all other Knowledge Management practice.
Competencies
Expected competencies after study of this theme are:
- Understanding of the concept of a system
- Understanding of what makes a system 'complex', and behavioural characteristics of various types of complex systems
- Able to recognise types of systems and describe system boundaries
- Able to define agents present in a complex system
- Able to define abstracted and encapsulated characteristics of systems