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Design theory

account, from Herbert Simon, of design as the science of devising artifacts that adapt inner systems to outer environments to reach goals.

In design theory, sciences of the artificial refers to account, from Herbert Simon, of design as the science of devising artifacts that adapt inner systems to outer environments to reach goals. This meaning comes from Simon (1969) in The sciences of the artificial.[1]

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Simon, H. A. (1969). The sciences of the artificial. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262191937

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