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earned value chart useful for tracking to measure the extent to which you a project is over budget by measuring the vertical distance between the earned value curve and the actual cost curve 11.5 - Project Scheduling and Tracking A diagram used in project tracking, that allows you to compute the amount by which you are behind schedule and over budget; it shows elapsed time on one axis, and effort expended on the other axis
The budgeted cost of work scheduled
The earned value
The actual cost of the work performed so far

Entity-Relationship diagram ERD 5.7 - Detailed Example: A Class Diagram for Genealogy database designers operations

flow graph 10.2 - Effective and Efficient Testing A graph showing all possible paths through an algorithm

Gantt chart similar to a UML sequence chart 11.5 - Project Scheduling and Tracking to graphically present the start and end dates of each software engineering task A diagram used to graphically present the start and end dates of each software engineering task; it shows time on one axis, and tasks on the other top-level tasks, subtasks and milestones one axis showing time and the other axis showing the activities that will be performed

PERT chart a graph, whose nodes are tasks, and whose arcs are dependencies 11.5 - Project Scheduling and Tracking to determine the critical path project scheduling A diagram showing the sequence in which tasks must be completed activities, each of which has one or more predecessors on which it depends, and one or more successors, which depend on it the sequence in which tasks must be completed nodes, each of which shows the elapsed time and effort estimates

UML diagram 5.6 - More Advanced Features of Class Diagrams aspects of the architectural model note classes, their attributes and operations as well as the various types of relationships that exist among the classes Unified Modelling Language

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Subject	form	abbreviate as	be	used	is a subtopic of	describe	have purpose	use in	has part	has definition	have curves	represent	use by	show	contain	see also
earned value chart			useful for tracking	to measure the extent to which you a project is over budget by measuring the vertical distance between the earned value curve and the actual cost curve	11.5 - Project Scheduling and Tracking					A diagram used in project tracking, that allows you to compute the amount by which you are behind schedule and over budget; it shows elapsed time on one axis, and effort expended on the other axis	The budgeted cost of work scheduled The earned value The actual cost of the work performed so far
Entity-Relationship diagram		ERD			5.7 - Detailed Example: A Class Diagram for Genealogy								database designers	operations
flow graph					10.2 - Effective and Efficient Testing					A graph showing all possible paths through an algorithm
Gantt chart			similar to a UML sequence chart		11.5 - Project Scheduling and Tracking		to graphically present the start and end dates of each software engineering task			A diagram used to graphically present the start and end dates of each software engineering task; it shows time on one axis, and tasks on the other				top-level tasks, subtasks and milestones	one axis showing time and the other axis showing the activities that will be performed
PERT chart	a graph, whose nodes are tasks, and whose arcs are dependencies				11.5 - Project Scheduling and Tracking		to determine the critical path	project scheduling		A diagram showing the sequence in which tasks must be completed		activities, each of which has one or more predecessors on which it depends, and one or more successors, which depend on it		the sequence in which tasks must be completed	nodes, each of which shows the elapsed time and effort estimates
UML diagram					5.6 - More Advanced Features of Class Diagrams	aspects of the architectural model			note					classes, their attributes and operations as well as the various types of relationships that exist among the classes		Unified Modelling Language