ENSU 2001
Introduction to Systems Thinking
exposes students to complex system dynamics that challenge our understanding of environmental and resource management. It is designed to help students develop a systems’ intuition for analyzing environmental and resource management problems and provide the skills needed to better understand complex interactions within and among natural and human systems. It covers the introduction of basic structure and behavior of systems and key interrelationships in social-ecological systems.
Prerequisites & course information
CR: the former Sustainable Resource Management 2001 PR: ENSU 1000
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027