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E-raamat: How Systems Form and How Systems Break: A Beginner's Guide for Studying the World

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Our world is composed of systems within systems-the machines we build, the information we share, the organizations we form, and elements of nature that surround us. Therefore, nearly every field of study and practice embodies behaviors stemming from system dynamics. Yet the study of systems has remained somewhat fragmented based on philosophies, methodologies, and intentions. Many methodologies for analyzing complex systems extend far beyond the traditional framework of deduction evaluation and may, thus, appear mysterious to the uninitiated.This book seeks to dispel the mysteries of systems analysis by holistically explaining the philosophies, methodologies, and intentions in the context of understanding how all types of systems in our world form and how these systems break. This presentation is made at the level of conceptual understanding, with plenty of figures but no mathematical formulas, for the beginning student and interested readers new to studying systems. Through the

conceptual understanding provided, students are given a powerful capability to see the hidden behaviors and unexplained consequences in the world around us.

The Mysterious Discipline.- The Characteristics of Systems Formation.- The Characteristics of System Breakdown.- The Systems Analyst.
1 The Mysterious Discipline
1(6)
References
6(1)
2 The Characteristics of Systems Formation
7(96)
2.1 Dynamics: Moving System Parts
9(14)
2.2 Associations: Connections Between System Parts
23(15)
2.3 Structure: All Parts and Associations in the System
38(20)
2.4 Boundaries: How to Define the System
58(11)
2.5 Interactions: How the System Behaves
69(10)
2.6 Quality: Measuring the System
79(15)
2.7 Integration: System of Systems
94(9)
References
98(5)
3 The Characteristics of Systems Breakdown
103(74)
3.1 Conflict: The Intent to Damage
105(12)
3.2 Growth: The Unintended Damages
117(12)
3.3 Decay: The Unavoidable Breakdown
129(9)
3.4 Obsolescence: The Planned Breakdown
138(9)
3.5 Stress: The Silent Destroyer
147(8)
3.6 Assimilation: The System that Is no More
155(9)
3.7 Flaws: The Poorly Formed System
164(13)
References
174(3)
4 The Systems Analyst
177
Dr. Chiang H. Ren is an entrepreneur, C-Level executive, and systems analysis expert who is currently the Chief Solutions Architect for Planned Systems International Inc. Prior to this appointment, he had been the Chief Technology Officer for two other companies. In these positions and as a senior analyst for multiple United States government agencies, he has further published numerous peer reviewed journal articles in operations research, disaster preparedness, information technology management, systems engineering, theoretical biology, and particle physics. Dr. Ren holds a B.S.E. degree Magna Cum Laude in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics from the University of Pennsylvania, an S.M. degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a Ph.D. degree in Systems Analysis from the University of Bolton. He is further a certified Six Sigma Black Belt, a member of the Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society, and an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.