Flowcharting
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
FIRST SEMESTER, A.Y. 2014-2015
COMPUTER LABORATORY
FLOWCHARTING
Submitted by: Group 6
Leader: Tan, Nicole Nathalie - Computer #42 (Reporter)
Members: Sacueza, Ma. Aurea - Computer #37 Salazar, Robey - Computer #38 Sibayan, Vince - Computer #39 Sion, Christine - Computer #40 (Reporter) Sumanoy, Mark - Computer #41 (Reporter) Torio, Hillary - Computer #43 Tuazon, Christine - Computer #44
Submitted to: Ma’am Edang on Septermber 26, 2014
FLOWCHARTING Flowcharting is a tool for analyzing processes. It allows you to break any process down into individual events or activities and to display these in shorthand form showing the logical relationships between them. Constructing flowcharts promotes better understanding of processes, and better understanding of processes is a pre-requisite for improvement. (Laboratory Manual) A flowchart is a diagram that represents a process or algorithm. The steps are represented by a series of boxes or other specialized symbols, then connected with arrows. (https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/what-is-a-flowchart-tutorial) A flow chart is a visual representation of steps in a process that are designed to result in a particular outcome. Flow charts are designed to communicate complex tasks at a glance and help managers identify how different departments in a company interact. Flowcharting is a useful tool if you want to improve your business' efficiency and productivity. A flowchart is a step-by-step breakdown and graphic representation of a multifaceted process. The process in question can involve a single individual or several departments in a
FIRST SEMESTER, A.Y. 2014-2015
COMPUTER LABORATORY
FLOWCHARTING
Submitted by: Group 6
Leader: Tan, Nicole Nathalie - Computer #42 (Reporter)
Members: Sacueza, Ma. Aurea - Computer #37 Salazar, Robey - Computer #38 Sibayan, Vince - Computer #39 Sion, Christine - Computer #40 (Reporter) Sumanoy, Mark - Computer #41 (Reporter) Torio, Hillary - Computer #43 Tuazon, Christine - Computer #44
Submitted to: Ma’am Edang on Septermber 26, 2014
FLOWCHARTING Flowcharting is a tool for analyzing processes. It allows you to break any process down into individual events or activities and to display these in shorthand form showing the logical relationships between them. Constructing flowcharts promotes better understanding of processes, and better understanding of processes is a pre-requisite for improvement. (Laboratory Manual) A flowchart is a diagram that represents a process or algorithm. The steps are represented by a series of boxes or other specialized symbols, then connected with arrows. (https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/what-is-a-flowchart-tutorial) A flow chart is a visual representation of steps in a process that are designed to result in a particular outcome. Flow charts are designed to communicate complex tasks at a glance and help managers identify how different departments in a company interact. Flowcharting is a useful tool if you want to improve your business' efficiency and productivity. A flowchart is a step-by-step breakdown and graphic representation of a multifaceted process. The process in question can involve a single individual or several departments in a