1-What do you think of when you think of a „system“?
What is the system?
A system is a set of parts that work together to do something. Each part depends on the other parts to make everything work well.
Some examples of systems:
Technology systems: such as a computer or smartphone, where different parts such as a processor, display, and battery work together.
Natural systems: Think about how the plants, animals, and water in a forest work together to keep the environment healthy.
Social systems: Schools, hospitals or even the way we communicate on social media are all systems in which different people and processes are connected.
2-What does a system look like?
web or network: For example, a subway system has different tracks and sections that connect to stations or connections.
flowchart: visual arrows connecting boxes that show how one thing leads to another. For example, consider the steps involved in making a pizza: ordering ingredients, preparing the dough, baking—it's a system of steps that leads to the final product.
Secret systems:
Not all systems are clear. Some are hard to see, like how water moves in rivers and oceans or how information spreads over the Internet.
