This lecture serves as a review of the pre-midterm material in SOS 212 (Systems, Dynamics, and Sustainability) in the Spring 2021 semester at Arizona State University. It reviews basic topics on modeling philosophy, causal loop diagrams, systems archetypes, and basic stock-and-flow diagram/simulation concepts.
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