A type of model which views programs as an interrelated process of inputs, programs, and outputs is:
A) evaluation model
B) policy model
C) systems model
D) heuristic model

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A systems model is a type of model that represents a program as a set of interrelated inputs, programs, and outputs. It views the program as a complex system that can be understood by analyzing its components and their interactions. Evaluation models, policy models, and heuristic models may have different approaches to analyzing programs, but they do not specifically focus on the interrelatedness of inputs, programs, and outputs in the way a systems model does.

A Type of Model Which Views Programs as an Interrelated