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Mind Map by Andrés Peña, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Andrés Peña
about 8 years ago
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General System Theory
- What is it?
- Orderly and scientifically approach
and representation of the real world
- Intended to different scientific disciplines
work together to gain new knowledge and
improve understanding of ancient knowledge
- Can be applicable to
many diferents
knowledge fields
- Orderly and scientifically approach
and representation of the real world
- Who developed it?
- Ludwig von Bertalanffy
1936
- He unveiled his
theory at a seminar
of Charles Morris at
the University of
Chicago in 1937
- in 1969 he
published his
theory in his
book called
general systems
theory
- he recognized a
body such as
an open system
- He unveiled his
theory at a seminar
of Charles Morris at
the University of
Chicago in 1937
- Ludwig von Bertalanffy
1936
- Facts
- Output
- State
- Hierarchy
- Goal directedness
- process
- Input
- System environment boundary
- Information
- Output
- Relevance
- includes all
disciplines that
utilize systems
- Due to technological
advances, there has
been great emphasis
on information
systems
- Due to technological
advances, there has
been great emphasis
on information
systems
- includes all
disciplines that
utilize systems
- Hierarchy
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