In this lecture, we review the format and possible content for the Spring 2020 final exam for SOS 212. The exam is comprehensive, covering systems dynamics modeling from causal loop diagrams (and systems thinking) up through stock-and-flow diagrams (and system dynamics models). Example models, such as the SIR model as Bass diffusion model, are briefly discussed. Students are encouraged to revisit information on chaos, stochastic modeling, and tipping points. Questions are asked and answered.
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