How to Draw Entity Relationship Diagrams using MS PowerPoint
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1 How to Draw Entity Relationship Diagrams using MS PowerPoint Featuring Crows Foot and UML Notations Richard Holowczak Computer Information Systems Zicklin School of Business Baruch College, CUNY Richard_Holowczak@baruch.cuny.edu September 21, 2009 Step 1: Create a blank presentation Step 2: Insert a new, completely blank slide as below: 2 Step 3: If you do not see the drawing tools on the tool bar, make certain they are displayed View -> Toolbars -> Drawing This toolbar is usually at the Bottom
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How to Draw a Sequence Diagram Timo Poranenstar, Erkki M¨akinenstarstar, and Jyrki Nummenmaa Department of Computer and Information Sciences Kanslerinrinne 1 FIN-33014 University of Tampere Finland {tp,em,jyrki}@cs.uta.fi Abstract. In this paper, we consider the aesthetic criteria and con- straints related to the layouts of UML sequence diagrams. We consider the applicability of the traditional graph drawing aesthetics in drawing sequence diagrams. Because of the special nature of sequence diagrams, many of these aesthetics are not applicable. Based on our view
How to Draw Shapes Subject Descriptors: Draw shapes, Shape Tools, Rectangle Tool, Rounded Rectangle Tool, Ellipse Tool, Polygon Tool, Line Tool, Custom Shape Tool. Application (Version): Adobe Photoshop CS3 Task Description: How do I draw shapes? How do I use the shape tool? Tutorial Date: 13 May 2009, by Arnousone Chanthalyxay Select the “Shape Tools” How to Draw Shapes – 1 Select a shape from the “Shape Tools” Change the color. Click on the color to select a different color.
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How to Draw a CD from Code Suppose you want to understand a new component. What other components do you need to understand first? The main purpose of a component coupling diagram (CD) is to show you exactly this information. How do you start from the code to be understood, such as that in Figure 2, and produce a CD, such as that of Figure 1, which concisely summarizes the intercomponent dependencies of interest? The purpose of this document is
STEP 1. Lightly draw two circles sitting on top of an oval with and eraseable pencil. It doesn’t have to be perfect. STEP 2. Press a little harder with your pencil and trace around the two circles sitting on top of an oval. Erase the lightly sketched lines. STEP 3. Draw a larger circular shape around the two circles sittin on top of the obal. This will be the monkey’s face. STEP 4. Draw two circle shapes, one attached to
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Art © 2008 Mo Willems 8 Art © 2008 Mo Willems Let’s Draw the PIGEON! 6. Draw two lines down for his legs (just like you did for Pigeon’s neck). 7. Make three letter Vs: two for the Pigeon’s feet and one for his wing (which goes inside the circ-angle). Your pigeon doesn’t have to look like mine–just remember to have fun! The more you draw, the better you get! Once you get basic drawing down, you can try variations,
Start with the basic shapes of a circle head and a bean body. How to Draw CHET GECKO During this step, you erase some of the bean shape—at the neck, arms, and legs. (I told you that eraser would come in handy!) Illustrations copyright © 2007 by Bruce Hale Copyright © 2007 by Harcourt, Inc. All rights reserved. www.HarcourtBooks.com www.ChetGecko.com As you add Chet’s clothes, you’ll erase even more of the original shapes. But they’re still the basis for your