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Final Version of UTK


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Posted by mike cahill on September 24, 1999 at 02:40:30:

In Reply to: Shall I Move Ahead? re de Koning's Formalization posted by mike cahill on September 23, 1999 at 18:25:29:

Here is the stripped down version of The UTK:

The rigorous definition of all knowledge is:

Any Knowledge can be shown as a unit called a Triad which has three Elements:

1) The Resource - the Element that exists in an initial state. This is the object that will change.

2) The Process - the Element that the Resource must pass through and which produces change.

3) The Objective - the Element that the Resource becomes after the change.

Further:

4) Each Element is composed of Components

5) Each Component or Element can be deconstructed into a Triad

Note: Triads, Elements and Components are called Knowledge Objects which contain knowledge.




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