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Mind Map by Cesar Granados, updated more than 1 year ago
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GENERAL SYSTEMS
THEORY
- GENERAL
DEFINITION
- general systems theory is
responsible for analyzing a system
in general, also to subsystems that
comprise it and the
interrelationships between them,
to complir with a goal.
- OBJECTIVES
- Promote and disseminate the
development of terminology
General for describing the
characteristics, systemic
functions and behaviors.
- Generate the
development of a set of
rules all these behaviors
are applicable
- Giving impetus to a
(mathematical)
formalization of these
laws
- Promote and disseminate the
development of terminology
General for describing the
characteristics, systemic
functions and behaviors.
- OBJECTIVES
- general systems theory is
responsible for analyzing a system
in general, also to subsystems that
comprise it and the
interrelationships between them,
to complir with a goal.
- CHRONOLOGY
- Karl Ludwig von
Bertalanffy
(September 19,
1901, Vienna,
Austria - June 12,
1972, Buffalo, New
York, U.S)
- In 1936, Ludwing Von
Bertanlanffy developed
the General Systems
Theory to solve this
problem
- In 1936, Ludwing Von
Bertanlanffy developed
the General Systems
Theory to solve this
problem
- W. Ross Ashby
(London, 6
September 1903 to
15 November 1972)
- 1955 Ross Ashby make
progress in the general
systems theory
- 1955 Ross Ashby make
progress in the general
systems theory
- Karl Ludwig von
Bertalanffy
(September 19,
1901, Vienna,
Austria - June 12,
1972, Buffalo, New
York, U.S)
- FUNCTIONALITY
- with the passage of time the
general systems theory has
evolved sitting up in all
disciplines such as society,
biology, technology,
business, providing a basis
for its unification.
- EXAMPLE
- Natural systems: Those
systems that have been
developed by nature,
from the level of atomic
structures to the living
systems, solar systems
and the universe.
- Cultural systems, systems
formed by grouping
people, could speak of the
company, family, group
University study, etc.
- Designed systems: Those that
have been designed by man and
are part of the real world.
- Abstract. By example systems designed
abstract may be, the philosophy,
mathematics, ideologies, religion,
language.
- specific systems can speak
of a computer, a house, a
car, etc.
- Abstract. By example systems designed
abstract may be, the philosophy,
mathematics, ideologies, religion,
language.
- Natural systems: Those
systems that have been
developed by nature,
from the level of atomic
structures to the living
systems, solar systems
and the universe.
- with the passage of time the
general systems theory has
evolved sitting up in all
disciplines such as society,
biology, technology,
business, providing a basis
for its unification.
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