How is a systemic approach to solving complex problems different from a systematic approach? a We can think of them as being more or less equivalent. Systematic counts parts while systemic only looks at the whole Systemic is a way of thinking in systems (i.e. leveraging systems principles) whereas systematic is a pre- defined process that we follow. Systems engineers don't need the systemic approach because their systematic approach tells them exactly what process to follow. It depends on the context. Question 4 1 True or false: systems thinking encourages us to mainly focus inside the system-of-interest: components inside the Sol boundary and their interrelationships. True False