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Unit 3: Technological Design Fundamentals:Lesson 1: Systems Thinking

Unit 3: Technological Design Fundamentals

Lesson 1: Systems Thinking

AB
One of the seven technological resources______.money
An example of a/an ______is a microwave oven that requires a person to determine if the food has been heated to the required temperature.open-loop system
Without _________, a system will not work correctly.Technologi-cal resources
Systems thinking gives people a more accurate picture of______, so that they can work with a system's natural forces in order to achieve the results they desire.reality
Systems can be connected, with the ______ of one system being the input to the next system.output
The fuel level indicator of a car is a ______ that lets the user know when the system needs additional action.feedback system
A ______ is a system that operates as a part of another system.subsystem
An example of a/an ______ is the heating system in a home, which has a thermostat to provide feedback when the system needs to be turned on and off.closed-loop system
B Technological development involves ______ about which resources can and should be used.making decisions
A system often includes a component that permits ______ the system when the feedback information suggests such action.revising or refining


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