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Wasserman, Anthony I. – Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1980
Describes the motivating reasons for a systematic approach to the specification, design, and development of information systems, and surveys some of the methods developed to assist software specification and design. Ways that system development organizations can create and use such techniques are emphasized. (Author/FM)
Descriptors: Design, Information Systems, Methods, Systems Analysis
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Resnick, Herman – Administration in Mental Health, 1979
Combines two major sociological formulations, primary and secondary systems and pattern variables, to create a model for analysis of problems in living. Offers a social system perspective for such analysis to serve as a supplement to intra- or interpersonal models used by human service workers, supervisors, and administrators. (Author)
Descriptors: Counselors, Human Living, Human Services, Interpersonal Relationship
Corbett, H. Dickson – 1990
The application of a social theory perspective to an analysis of the concept of restructuring is the purpose of this report. Restructuring is a conjunctive concept that involves changes in a school district's pattern of rules, roles, relationships, and results. A systemic viewpoint examines the reciprocal interactions between structure and process…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Interaction, Intergroup Relations, Role Theory
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Graves, George R. – 1975
This study applies the methodology of systems dynamics to analyze engineering and engineering technology education systems. A preliminary system analysis is presented relating primary variables and their interaction in the overall system through a series of feedback loops. This is followed by a system structure development and mathematical…
Descriptors: Building Systems, College Curriculum, Engineering Education, Higher Education