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Understanding Sequence Diagrams in Graphic Communication

Sequence diagrams are visual tools that illustrate the order of actions in various processes, commonly found in instruction manuals, cookery books, model kits, and dress-making patterns. They help to communicate complex information in a clear and organized manner. To create an effective sequence diagram, it's essential to determine the level of detail, the number of steps involved, and ensure the stages are presented in the correct sequence. Simplicity and clarity are key, using straightforward language or visuals for easy comprehension.

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Understanding Sequence Diagrams in Graphic Communication

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  1. Aberdeen Grammar School Graphic Communication Sequence Diagrams Technology Department

  2. What are they? Sequence diagrams are a way of showing the order in which things happen. You will often find them used in:- Instruction manuals Cookery Books Model Kits Dress-making patterns

  3. Example 1 Changing the ink in a drawing pen

  4. Example 2 Making a rivet joint Here the diagram is accompanied with text.

  5. How do we plan one? To make a sequence diagram you must decide on: How much information to give How many steps or stages involved The correct order of these stages Sequence diagrams must be well organised so that they are easy to follow. Words or pictures must be simple, clear and easy to follow.

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