通往地獄之路往往是善意鋪成的!為何好心卻反而幫倒忙?為何善意的政策，最後卻造成更大的破壞或是令人意想不到的結果。答案是缺乏「系統思考(Thinking in Systems)」，當然無法解決系統性的問題。
在彼得聖吉(Peter Senge)的「第五項修練」一書中，系統思考正是第五項修練的核心修練。本課程希望帶領學生學習突破直線思考的慣性，進入系統思考的世界，認識系統的結構和行為，了解系統思考的八大模型(系統基模)，掌握解決問題的關鍵，建立見樹又見林的系統思考視野。The road to hell is often paved with good intentions! Why are good intentions unhelpful? Why do well-intentioned policies end up causing greater damage or unexpected results? The answer is the lack of "Thinking in Systems", which of course cannot solve systemic problems.
In Peter Senge's book "The Fifth Discipline," systems thinking is the core discipline of the Fifth Discipline. This course hopes to lead students to break through the inertia of linear thinking, enter the world of systems thinking, understand the structure and behavior of systems, understand the eight models of systems thinking (system archetypes), master the key to solving problems, and establish the ability to see the forest for the trees. Systems thinking perspective.
1.系統思考入門自編講義。
1. Self-compiled handouts for getting started with systems thinking.
| 評分項目 Grading Method | 配分比例 Grading percentage | 說明 Description |
|---|---|---|
| 主題學習紀錄(期中考前指派)主題學習紀錄(期中考前指派) Topic study record (assigned before midterm exam) |
30 | |
| 系統思考實務案例閱讀分享系統思考實務案例閱讀分享 System thinking practice case reading and sharing |
30 | 1-2人一組 |
| 期末考(開書考)期末考(開書考) Final exam (open book exam) |
30 | |
| 出席率出席率 Attendance |
10 | 全勤給10分；缺席(含請假)3次以上者，0分；缺席(含請假)達6次者，扣考。 |
