Pseudocode building blocks http://youtu.be/Xg6alMKCQXU – part 1 http://youtu.be/NaFrBLgRyWY – part 2 - Reading material pseudocode does not match up with answer key. - Pseudocode can more closely model real world languages as is shown below. Sequential Commands [Module Name] Module - Keyword - Must have an End Tag - Must be one word Example: Main Module … End Main Module Declare [DataVariableName] As [DataType] - DataVariableName can be any name chosen as long as it is one word
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Progamming concepts | | Week 1 Pseudocode Statement ReviewThere are 4 types of pseudocode statements that we learn in Week 1:DeclareYou use Declare to tell the computer the names of variables and the types of variables. The syntax is:Declare variablename as type A variable name must begin with a letter‚ can include letters‚ numbers and the underscore. Spaces are not allowed. The variable type is based on the data that the variable will hold. For example‚ if the variable stores a name‚ then
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Pseudocode Building Blocks * Reading Material pseudocode does not match up with answer key. * Pseudocode can more closely model real world languages as shown below. Sequential Commands * Refer to reading material in chapter 2 pages 33-37. [ModuleName] Module * Keyword * Must have an End Tag Example: Main Module End Main Module Declare [DataVariableName] as [DataType] * DataVariableName can be any name chosen as long as it is one word. * DataType can be one
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Programming Flowcharts Flowcharts A flowchart visually represents and organizes the steps used to write the program—it is a diagram of the “flow” of the process. When programmers write code‚ they need to give the robot instructions that are both sequential and specific. Flowcharts enable programmers to work these steps out before needing to translate their behaviors into code. Reading flowcharts Move from step to step in the chart by following the lines between them. Perform any action listed
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Assignment Flowchart for a Process University of Phoenix OPS/571 Instructor: July 22‚ 2012 • Select a process that you do every day but would like to spend less time doing‚ such as driving to work. The process to that I will use to design a process flowchart for will be driving from home to work on a daily basis. • Design a flowchart using an appropriate tool. I have used the features of Microsoft Visio to design my flowchart. Flowcharts are valuable
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Process Flowchart Process Flowchart This paper includes information about a process (University of Phoenix‚ 2010‚ Syllabus) completed daily. A flowchart represents activities in a process. A flowchart is also included in this paper. A key element of operations strategy is the activities involved in process design (Chase‚ Jacobs‚ & Aquilano‚ 2006). A metric used to measure the process and factors that affect the process are also included. Process Explanation The process included in this paper
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Flowchart Process M Salazar University of Phoenix Operations Management OPS 571 Michael Marticek October 08‚ 2012 Flowchart for a Process On a daily basis every individual around the world carries out a process‚ which is a process that is called the daily routine. Weather it is driving to work or preparing your children for school in the morning‚ they all consume a vast amount of time. In this paper‚ a detailed process is recognized‚ and a flowchart has been designed to demonstrate
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INTRO The purpose of this paper is to design a flowchart for a process. This paper will select a process that I complete every day but would like to spend less time doing. The flowchart will be designed using an appropriate tool. This flowchart will include comments on the factors that affect the process design. This paper will identify one metric that is needed to measure the process. The flowchart will include data for the identified metric everyday of the work week. Process and Flowchart Tool The
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Flow charts are easy-to-understand diagrams showing how steps in a process fit together. This makes them useful tools for communicating how processes work‚ and for clearly documenting how a particular job is done. Furthermore‚ the act of mapping a process out in flow chart format helps you clarify your understanding of the process‚ and helps you think about where the process can be improved. A flow chart can therefore be used to: •Define and analyze processes. •Build a step-by-step picture of
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Common Flowchart Symbols The process symbol represents a process‚ action‚ or function. It’s the most widely-used symbol in flowcharting. The document symbol represents the input or output of a document. Examples of input are receiving a report‚ email‚ or order. Examples of output are generating a presentation‚ memo‚ or letter. The decision symbol indicates a question to be answered—usually yes/no or true/false. The flowchart path may splinter into different branches depending on the
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