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3.1 · Discrimination

1. What are swimlanes used for?

BPMN is the more rigorous standardized notation.
3.1 · Application

2. When to prefer BPMN to simple corridors?

The hallways are sufficient for most needs.
3.2 · Discrimination

3. What should you use for a professional network diagram?

Recognizable and immediately readable.
3.2 · Application

4. How does a network diagram become searchable documentation?

Without overloading the visual with text.
3.3 · Discrimination

5. What is the major specificity of a floor plan?

An off-scale plan is misleading.
3.3 · Exclusion

6. For precise/detailed architecture, what should you prefer over Visio?

Visio is suitable for layout and business plans.
3.4 · Discrimination

7. Which UML diagram models the structure (classes, attributes, relationships)?

The sequence models interactions over time.
3.4 · Application

8. What does an entity-relationship diagram model?

Follow standardized notations for comprehension.
3.4 · Exclusion

9. For generating code/SQL from a diagram, which should you prefer?

Visio is suitable for drawing/documenting in an accessible way.
3.5 · Discrimination

10. What is a P&ID?

Standardized symbols in the field of industrial processes.
3.5 · Application

11. Why respect the standardized symbols of a domain?

As for flowchart/BPMN/UML: the standardized language communicates.
3.5 · Exclusion

12. For very advanced/specialized engineering, is Visio enough?

Visio is suitable for drawing/documenting in an accessible way.
3.3 · Recall

13. What does a scaled floor plan guarantee?

The scale links the drawing to the actual measurements: an out-of-scale plan becomes misleading for the layout.
3.5 · Application

14. Why use the technical templates of a domain?

The technical templates provide the standardized symbols for the field (electricity, processes, network): the diagram is readable by specialists.
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