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Systems Thinking : Systems modeling quick start

Learn systems thinking and modeling with this quick start guide for the Bathtub Model. Visualize and manipulate variables to understand the dynamics of the system.

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Systems Thinking : Systems modeling quick start

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  1. Systems Thinking: Systems modeling quick start

  2. BathtubModel quick start instructions • Once you have installed Player (or STELLA) software, download the BathtubModel • Open the file in Player (or STELLA)

  3. This is what you should see when the model opens in Player. Graphical depiction of the model Parameter control panel

  4. You can view the equations that form the model by selecting Equation Viewer in the Model menu Equation Viewer

  5. To run the model, either click the play button or select Run from the Model menu As the model runs, you will see the reservoir (Water in Bathtub) change graphically

  6. To view the results, open the Results panel from the Window menu Results panel - Click on the combine icon to merge with the Parameter Control panel

  7. To make the model variables interactive (i.e., you can change them), click the green plus in the Parameter Control panel Then select the variables you want to change

  8. The variables can be changed by typing in the value column When you run the model again, the new output will be displayed on the graph as a new run The inputs, output, and entire model can be restored under the Model menu; you can also restore the entire model by clicking here

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