System Models

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system

A group of related parts that make up a whole and can carry out functions its individual parts cannot.

<p>A group of related parts that make up a whole and can carry out functions its individual parts cannot.</p>
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system model

Shows all of the parts and how they work together. It shows the inputs to the system, the outputs to the system, and the boundary of the system. It shows the flow of energy or matter through the system. This helps explain how the system works.

<p>Shows all of the parts and how they work together. It shows the inputs to the system, the outputs to the system, and the boundary of the system. It shows the flow of energy or matter through the system. This helps explain how the system works.</p>
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input

What goes into the system.

<p>What goes into the system.</p>
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output

What comes out of the system.

<p>What comes out of the system.</p>
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components

The parts of the system (these should be important to understanding how the system works).

<p>The parts of the system (these should be important to understanding how the system works).</p>
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boundary

What separates the inside from the outside of the system (so that we can focus on that important part).

<p>What separates the inside from the outside of the system (so that we can focus on that important part).</p>
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flow of matter and/or energy

How matter and/or energy moves through the system.

<p>How matter and/or energy moves through the system.</p>
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model

A representation of a process, phenomenon, or solution to a problem.

<p>A representation of a process, phenomenon, or solution to a problem.</p>
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norms

Rules or expectations that have been agreed upon.

<p>Rules or expectations that have been agreed upon.</p>