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A university can be described as an educational system where the input includes students, faculty, resources, and funding. The output is educated graduates equipped with knowledge and skills for the workforce. The boundaries of the system encompass the campus and its operational policies, while components consist of academic departments, administrative units, and support services. The interrelationships among these components facilitate learning and research, constrained by regulations and resource availability, with the purpose of fostering personal and professional development.
A diagram can illustrate this system, with arrows indicating the flow of input (students, faculty, resources) into the university (boundary) leading to the output (graduates), with components (departments, services) interconnected inside the boundary.
