Using Zhang Diagram in System Design and Programming

Wei Zhang; Lan Pan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.556-562.5493

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Using Zhang Diagram in System Design and Programming

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There is a gap between system design and programming in software field. System designers do not use the same kind of language to describe a system as people do on programming. The paper proposes a unified Zhang diagram, which is adaptive to both sides. This diagram uses several simple symbols, connectors and reserved words to represent a whole schema of a system. The experiment shows the efficiency of this diagram in system design and software developing.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 556-562)

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Wei Zhang*, Lan Pan

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Software Engineering, System Design, Unified Diagram

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