ARTG 5920 — Complexity in Systems

4 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Introduces students to systems thinking and future-oriented mindsets as tools for addressing today’s sustainability challenges. Explores complex problems through a systems-based perspective by applying the practical application of mindset tools such as loop analysis, anticipatory thinking, identifying leverage points,and preparing for change and uncertainty. Emphasizes project work, case studies, and in-class activities for students to develop strategic, interpersonal, and values-driven skills while learning to navigate complexity with creativity and care. Recognizes the interconnected frameworks of complex challenges within planetary boundaries, and applies systems, future, and values thinking to propose innovative and sustainable interventions in complex real-world settings.

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