A system is complex that it comprises multiple views such as strategy/version n, strategy/version n]1, concept, analysis, design, implementation, structure, behavior, and input/output data views. Accordingly, a system is defined as a set of interacting components forming an integrated whole of that system's multiple views. Since structure and behavior views are the two most prominent ones among multiple views, integrating the structure and behavior views is a method for integrating multiple views of a system. In other words, structure-behavior coalescence (SBC) results in the coalescence of...

PART I: GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY 1.0 PART II: SHORTCOMINGS OF GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY 1.0 PART III: INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE PART IV: STRUCTURE-BEHAVIOR COALESCENCE FOR SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE PART VI: INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY 2.0 PART VII: SYSTEMIC VIEW OF GENERAL SYTEMS THEORY 2.0 PART VIII: MULTI-LEVEL VIEW OF GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY 2.0 PART IX: EVOLTION/MOTIVATION VIEW OF GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY 2.0

A system is complex that it comprises multiple views such as strategy/version n, strategy/version n+1, concept, analysis, designs, implementation, structure, behavior, and input/output data views. Accordingly, a system is defined as a set of interacting components forming an integrated whole of that system's multiple views. Since structure and behavior views are the two most prominent ones among multiple views, integrating the structure and behavior views is a method for integrating multiple views of a system. In other words, structure-behavior coalescence (SBC) results in the coalescence of...