System Diagramming Methods: Which Works Best?: Journal of Information Systems Management: Vol 4, No 3

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Diagramming is used in every stage of systems development and can be executed in various levels of complexity to accommodate both nontechnical users and MIS professionals. This article describes diagramming symbols, reviews each diagramming method individually, and discusses which techniques are best suited to each stage of systems development.

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Edward N. Baylin

Edward N. Baylin teaches in the computer science department of John Abbott College. Montreal, Canada.

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