Hi Kim,
I regularly use SD-based microworlds in my undergraduate University course, in the subject
"Planning & Control Systems". Beyond basic SD issues, my course particularly covers those issues
related to strategic/financial modelling, with a view to support students in understanding how to match the SD with the accounting views. Also issues concerning to SD & small business growth management are covered.
The course covers about 50 hours, during which several microworlds taken from the book I published
in Italian are run and commented on.
I hope this might be useful to your survey.
All the very best,
Carmine
From: "Carmine Bianchi" <bianchi@unipa.it>
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anyone using microworlds in undergraduate business teaching
Is anyone actively using microworlds, or other SD-based learning materials
in undergraduate (or even high-school) settings. Our experience is mostly
with the post-graduate and post experience (MBA) world, but we would dearly
like to hear from anyone working with this younger group.
Kim Warren
From: "Kim Warren" <kim@strategydynamics.com>
in undergraduate (or even high-school) settings. Our experience is mostly
with the post-graduate and post experience (MBA) world, but we would dearly
like to hear from anyone working with this younger group.
Kim Warren
From: "Kim Warren" <kim@strategydynamics.com>
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Hi Kim,
Im not sure what you mean by "learning materials". Im in the process
of introducing Stella to undergraduates for a number of purposes: it
helps in visualising situations in maths and physics, and it also forms
the basis of a first course in model-building and simulation. The
undergraduates in question are bioinformatics students.
Niall Palfreyman.
From: Niall Palfreyman <niall.palfreyman@fh-weihenstephan.de>
Im not sure what you mean by "learning materials". Im in the process
of introducing Stella to undergraduates for a number of purposes: it
helps in visualising situations in maths and physics, and it also forms
the basis of a first course in model-building and simulation. The
undergraduates in question are bioinformatics students.
Niall Palfreyman.
From: Niall Palfreyman <niall.palfreyman@fh-weihenstephan.de>
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anyone using microworlds in undergraduate business teaching
hi Kim
at Victoria University of Wellington we ran a system dynamics
course for 3rd year undergraduates on our Bachelor of Commerce
& Administration prrogramme last year. this year we have
incorporated system dynamics into our 2nd year course on
introduction to Managerial Decision Analysis
we are using the book Systems Thinking & Modelling:
Understanding Change & Complexity by KE Maani & RY Cavana,
Prentice Hall, Auckland!!
please let me know how we can help you.
regards, Bob
From: "Bob Cavana" <Bob.Cavana@vuw.ac.nz>
at Victoria University of Wellington we ran a system dynamics
course for 3rd year undergraduates on our Bachelor of Commerce
& Administration prrogramme last year. this year we have
incorporated system dynamics into our 2nd year course on
introduction to Managerial Decision Analysis
we are using the book Systems Thinking & Modelling:
Understanding Change & Complexity by KE Maani & RY Cavana,
Prentice Hall, Auckland!!
please let me know how we can help you.
regards, Bob
From: "Bob Cavana" <Bob.Cavana@vuw.ac.nz>