A set of transparencies Warfield used during classes. Later published in A Science of Generic Design, in the sections dealing with options fields and options profiles.

Email correspondence with students Greg Thomas in Nashville, TN, Nermine Khalifa at Middlesex University, UK and Jose Manuel in Mexico informing them of how to find and download Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM) Software and Interactive Management processes.

Warfield calls on System Engineers to “evolve toward Systems Science.” See also, “A Challenge for Systems Engineers: To Evolve Toward Systems Science: Part 2."

For more information please see https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/inst.20071045a.

Warfield’s “long vita.” Includes list of books, papers, presentations and website information.

An unfinished paper with three sections: language, behavioral pathologies and thought about thought.

This is just a one page pdf of scanned graphics, to help keep the titles all straight.

This is simple line drawing of the Greek letter "Sigma" with boxed captions at each of its five angles. A caption inside the Sigma-Five boxes reads: “The situation room the participants, the facilitator, the consensus methodologies, the computer.” These are the five factors which Warfield identified as integral to generic design. First appeared in "Education in Generic Design."

A biographical piece that lists Warfield’s publications, his colleagues and his professional activities between 1956 and 1998.

A summary of Warfield’s research program on complexity as related to the Panetics Society’s goal of reducing suffering on a large scale.

Printouts of many of Warfield’s teaching transparencies.