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With a block diagram, an engineer can understand a system at a glance vs. Block diagram representations have a few key strengths including: 1) they indicate the signal flow path - thus are more informative, 2) they show how the system will be built in hardware, and 3) they are easier to code. Control theory has historically been taught to engineers using block diagrams.
