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This document provides instructions on how to prepare a flow chart. It explains that a flow chart is a graphical representation of a process that uses symbols to show the steps in a process or solution to a problem. It discusses the main symbols used in flow charts, including their meanings and usages. The document also covers the advantages of using flow charts, such as better communication of logic and aiding in problem analysis, and limitations, such as complexity and reproduction issues. Sources for creating flow charts using software and mobile apps are also provided.
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How to prepare a flow chart
- 1. How to Prepare a FLOW CHART?
- 3. 1. In Detail (Or) 2. Briefly
- 4. In Detail
- 5. F e. in is th on ad at i Re nt se re P
- 8. Explanation • It is a graphical representation of a process. • It summarizes the significant structural changes. • It represents a process of step-by-step solution to a given problem. • It represents a series of related details of an issue.
- 10. Advantages of Using Flowcharts • Better way of communicating the logic of system to all concerned. • Problems can be analysed in more effective way. • Program flowcharts serve as a good program documentation.
- 11. Advantages of Using Flowcharts • Act as a guide or blueprint during the system analysis. • Helps in program Debugging.
- 12. Limitation of Using Flowcharts • Sometimes, the program logic is quite complicated and clumsy. • If alterations are required, the flowchart may require re-drawing completely.
- 13. Limitation of Using Flowcharts • As the flowchart symbols cannot be typed, reproduction of flowchart becomes a problem. • The essentials of what is done can be easily lost in the technical details of how it is done.
- 14. Flow Chart Symbols are otherwise known as: 1. Flow Chart Shapes 2. Flow Diagram Symbols 3. Process Mapping Symbols - depending upon what type of diagram we are creating.
- 15. Symbols
- 17. Hey Dude! I am confused. I want to know the USAGES of the symbols too.
- 20. Basic Symbols and their usages
- 21. For Example
- 26. Example 1
- 27. Example 2
- 28. Example 3
- 29. Example 4
- 31. Sources to prepare a Flowchart MS OFFICE EXCEL MS OFFICE WORD
- 33. RF FLOW FLOWCHART SOFTWARE 5.05
- 34. Free Apps for Android Mobiles/Tablets 1.Flow Chart Editor Lite 2.DroidDia Prime 3.DrawExpress Diagram Lite
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