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Flowchart

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OBJCTIVES

1.Apprise the use and importance of flow


charts in technical drawings

2. Specify precise Flowchart algorithms.

3. Create a Flowchart showing the steps for a


given task and apply it on your daily process of
your life.
Flowchart
Flowchart is a graphical
representation of an algorithm.
Software engineers
regularly use it as a program-
planning tool to solve a
problem.
Using a flowchart includes a
variety of benefits
 It helps clarify complex processes.
 It helps individuals gain a shared understanding of the method and
utilize this information to gather information, recognize issues,
focus discussions, and recognize resources.
 It serves as a basis for planning new processes
Basic Symbols used in
Flowchart Designs
Basic Symbols used in
Flowchart Designs
Terminal
The oval symbol indicates
Start, and End in a
program’s logic flow
wherein pause/halt is for
the most part utilized in a
program logic under a few
error conditions.
Input / Output

A parallelogram indicates
any material or data
entering or taking off the
system, such as client order
(input) or an item (output).
Process

A box can represent a single step or


a whole
sub-process within a bigger
process.
Decision
Diamond symbol
represents a
decision point that
is based on
operations such as
yes/no question or
true/false.
Connectors
A circle will be use
as connectors
whenever flowchart
gets to be complex
or it spreads over
more than one
page.
Flow lines
Arrows represent the direction of flow of
control and relationship among
distinctive symbols of flowchart
Points to be considered in developing the Flowcharts
1. Defining the problem.
2. Identify the different steps required to make a
solution.
3. Determine the specified input and yield parameters.
4. Get anticipated input information values and yield
result.
5. Determine the different computations and decisions
involved
Activity. Matching type Match column A with the
corresponding item in column B. Write the letter of your
answer for each number

1. Flow lines A. B
2. Connectors
3. Process C. D.
4. Decision
5. Input / Output E. F.
6. Terminal
The flowchart on the right side is meant to show
the steps to stop working on a computer and
shutting it down. Use the information below to
complete the flowchart on the right side. Some of
the steps are not required – you should only
include those which are significant to the task.

Write your answer on the box.


To summarize the learnings of today’s lesson,
the questions below are required to answer by
students.
1. Compare the difference between chart and
flowchart
2. What are the benefits of a Flowchart in
Planning?
3. How will you apply a Flowchart in your
daily life situation? Explain.
Identify the names of these Flowchart
functions.
1. Lines representing decisions develop from different
points of the diamond.
2. This symbol will be useful to avoid any confusions.
3. Symbol that shows the precise sequence in which
instructions are executed.
4. These symbols represent a single step or a whole
5. sub-process within a bigger process.

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