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1 Introduction Background for New methodology Modern natural science methodology is mainly based on matter and energy Even though matter and energy are still necessitate factors in information system, yet the characteristic feature of information systems, particularly the complex ones, is neither matter nor energy but information Without information, the complex information systems, like brain and intelligent life. cannot be understood

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Introduction A Brief History of CACSD Technological Developments. User Interfaces. CACSD Packages of Note 112. 3 The State of the Art in CACSD Consolidation of CACSD. A critique of Matrix Environments for C. Magnus Rimvall CACSD·“ Open Systems\· Other Desirable Features 112.4 CACSD Block-Diagram Tools Christopher P Jobling Basic Block-Diagram System Representations. Architectures of Block-Diagram Syster

Man-Machine Systems 105.2 Several Natures of Man-Machine Control-A Catalog of Behavioral Complexities 105.3 Full-Attention Compensatory Operations--The Crossover model Crossover Frequency for Full-Attention Operations. Remnant Duane Mcruer Effects of Changes in the Task Variables. Effects of Divided 105.1 Introduction

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