Posts Tagged thinking in systems
UNTIRTA Systems Thinking Course
Posted by admin_sems in News, Workshop & Training on 23/08/2010
Industrial Engineering Department, Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa State University (UNTIRTA) from Banten Province is conducting Systems Thinking Refreshment Course as part of their Lecturer Development Program at our lab. As you might already aware, UNTIRTA has recently changed is status from private university to state university for new Banten Province at west side of Java. Previously, it was managed by prominent state steel industry: Krakatau Steel.
The refreshment course mostly discuss about teaching systems thinking for industrial engineering students, the current state of systems thinking and system dynamics applications and research, and a hands on session regarding the use of software to teach systems thinking. The one day course attracted more than 15 lecturers from the IE program.
U Theory Learning Journey – Stage 1
Posted by hidayatno in Lab Development Program, News on 20/08/2010
Theory U: Leading from the future as it emerges.
In his book, Theory U, Otto Scharmer invites us to see the world in new ways—and to learn from the future as it emerges. It all hinges on our attention. “If I attend this way, it emerges that way.” But what often keeps us from “attending” is what Scharmer calls our blind spot”¦the inner place from which each of us operates. Unless we become aware of that blind spot—both as individuals and as communities and larger systems—we won’t be able to successfully address the pressing issues and challenges of our time. (Excerpts from the presencing institute)
We want to expand the knowledge of our lab assistants, therefore we are conducting a small discussion regarding theory U, with Mrs. Ernie Widianty, in our lab. The stage 1 discussion, mainly act as an Icebreaking Session, to get to know each other, before dwelling into the details of Theory U. The 2nd stage would be a field trip to the museum of declaration of indonesia’s independence, as a sensing journey. The museum was chosen due to Independence Day Spirit of August 17 in Indonesia.