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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/sustainability-through-soccer
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课程名称:通过足球实现可持续性:行动中的系统思维 课程概述:该课程带领学习者深入了解系统思维和可持续性概念的演变。以足球这项全球受欢迎的运动为比喻,我们将共同揭示现实生活中的相互依赖关系(例如气候变化与人权之间的联系),以一种有趣且易于理解的方式构建概念链。无论是足球迷还是新手,参与者都会感受到乐趣,并在清晰地看到系统后获得启发。 完成课程后,学员将能够:创建与可持续性(及足球)相关的系统部分、边界和行为的示例;练习使用多种互补方法评估他们关心的系统的可持续性;生成改进他们所关心的系统可持续性的想法;以及解释能够增强其关心的系统可持续性的思维方式转变。 课程大纲: 1. **背景和系统部分**:这一部分介绍讲师、使用足球作为比喻的原因、系统思维、还原主义思维和可持续性。概述了系统的主要组成部分(元素、流动、存量、反馈循环和目的)。 2. **系统边界和行为**:可持续性的定义依赖于我们如何确定系统边界。我们需要考虑什么?可以排除哪些内容?定义的视角能合理推断出什么?在这一部分中,我们还深入探讨了系统行为,通过定义部分和边界来检测系统级别的行为及其对可持续性的影响。 3. **评估系统与创建可持续系统**:为了评估我们系统的可持续性并检查进展,需要考虑一些属性并应用一些方法。一旦我们定义和评估了系统,就可以开始设计更可持续的系统。 4. **追求可持续性的无尽探索**:可持续性没有魔法般的解决方案;追求可持续性是一个不断努力的过程,挑战我们的能力极限,而这正是其中的乐趣所在。
Name:Background and System Parts
Description:This section explains who I am, why I'm using soccer as a metaphor, systems and reductionist thinking and sustainability. This section also outlines the main parts of a system (elements, flows, stocks, feedback loops, and purpose).
Name:System Boundaries and Behaviors
Description:Our approach to sustainability depends on how we define our system boundaries. What must we consider? What can we leave out? And, what can we reasonably infer from the perspective we define? We will also dive into system behaviors in this section. With parts and boundaries defined, we can detect system-level behaviors and discover how they affect sustainability.
Name:Evaluating Systems and Creating Sustainable Systems
Description:To evaluate sustainability in our systems, and check our progress, there are properties to consider and methods to apply. Once we define and evaluate our systems, then we’re ready to create systems that are more sustainable.
Name:The Endless Quest for Sustainability
Description:There is no magical fix; pursuing sustainability is an endless quest of constant effort at the limits of our abilities, and that’s where the fun is.
This course takes learners on a journey through a progression of systems-thinking and sustainability concepts. Using the beautiful game of soccer (also known as football in many parts of the world) as an analogy, we'll work together to illuminate real-world interdependencies (such as between climate change and human rights), building the chain of concepts in a fun, accessible way. Soccer/Football nerds and newbies alike will be entertained and, ultimately, rewarded with the epiphanies that come from seeing in systems more clearly. Those who complete the course will: create examples of systems parts, boundaries, and behaviors related to sustainability (and soccer/football); practice evaluating the sustainability of systems they care about using several complementary methods; generate ideas to improve the sustainability of a system they care about; and explain a mindset shift that would enhance the sustainability of a system they care about.