Artificial Systems VS

Natural Systems
By: Nehaad Imran
Grade: 9AB
 Definition of Artificial Systems and Natural
Systems
Artificial Systems
• Artificial systems are human-created
structures designed to serve specific
purposes or achieve goals, unlike natural
systems. They can be simple devices or
complex structures, and exist in various
domains to solve problems and address
needs.
Natural Systems
• Natural systems are interconnected
elements found in the environment that
can self-regulate, adapt, and maintain
stability. They are diverse and unique in
their characteristics and interactions.
 Examples of Artificial Systems and Natural
Systems

Artificial Systems Natural Systems

• Communication systems • Ecosystems
• Information systems • Weather systems
• Manufacturing systems • Biological systems
• Transportation systems • The human body
 Characteristics of Artificial Systems and
Natural Systems

Artificial Systems Natural Systems

• Replicable • Evolve over time
• Man-made • Interconnected
• Controlled by humans • Adaptable
• Designed for specific purposes • Sustain life
 Differences Between Artificial and Natural
Systems

• Artificial systems are created by humans while natural systems

occur in nature.
• Artificial systems are designed for specific purposes while natural
systems evolve and adapt.
• Artificial systems are replicable while natural systems are unique
and complex.
 Importance of Artificial and Natural Systems

Artificial Systems Natural Systems

• Improves efficiency and productivity
• Advances technology and innovation
• Solves complex problems
• Maintains ecological balance
• Provides resources for life
• Supports biodiversity
 Conclusion

• Both artificial and natural systems play important roles in our world.
• Understanding and respecting the balance between the two is crucial for
sustaining life and progress.