Data Flow Model Diagram Software
Contains special shapes and setting for creating data flow model diagrams or diagrams of public exposed interfaces, COM interfaces, and OLE interfaces in object-oriented programming.
In Edraw Professional, the Data Flow Model Diagram template and shapes are in the Software folder.
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Who Need Use Data Flow Model Diagram
- Software designers: Model how data is processed by a system using Gane-Sarson (DFD) notation.
- Software developers: Write pseudo-code for an existing process data flow.
- Development managers: Describe nested layers of data flow throughout systems.
Data Flow Model Diagram Symbols
The following templates are described with respect to these conventions. These Edraw templates include nodes with a sub-paging feature that facilitates creating subordinate diagrams, and in navigating multi-tiered models after a design has been completed.
Examples of Data Flow Model Diagram
Data Model Flow Diagram
The formal, structured analysis approach employs the data-flow diagram (DFD) to assist in the functional decomposition process. I learned structured analysis techniques, and those techniques are representative of present conventions. To summarize, DFD's are comprised of four components:
- External interactors are represented by a rectangle.
- Data stores are represented by an open rectangle (2 or 3 sides).
- Processes are represented by any rounded object (a circle, oval, or square with rounded corners). A DFD process may represent system function at one of various levels, atomic through aggregate.
- Data flows are represented by arrows, with labels indicating their content.
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