Specific diagram types
- See also: General diagram types
A diagram type is a diagram with a specific shape and methodology, relatively independent of any field of application. Now there is no general accepted classification of diagrams. This gallery only gives an impression of the types of diagrams in the Commons at present.
General diagram types[edit]
General diagram types are diagrams with specific shapes and methodology present with multiple specific types in multiple fields of application. There are two kinds of general types here:
General diagram shapes[edit]
Basic or general diagrams shapes here are diagrams with a typical basic shape.
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Venn diagrams
General concept diagrams[edit]
Basic or general diagrams with a typical basic concept, present in multiple fields of application.
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Specific diagram types in the Natural sciences[edit]
Chemistry diagrams[edit]
See Category:Chemistry diagrams
Physics diagrams[edit]
Statics[edit]
Other Physics diagrams[edit]
See also[edit]
Specific diagram types in Engineering[edit]
See Category:Engineering diagrams
- Carnot cycle graph
- Circuit diagram also known as an electrical diagram, wiring diagram, elementary diagram, or electronic schematic.
- Constellation diagram
- Phase diagram
- Piping and instrumentation diagram (P&ID), see Category:Process flow diagrams
- Process flow diagrams used in chemical engineering
- Wiring diagrams
Systems engineering[edit]
See also:
- Category:Business process modeling
- Category:IDEF
- Category:Structured analysis
- Category:V-models
- Category:Work breakdown structures
Specific diagram types in Software engineering[edit]
Entity-Relationship diagram[edit]
An entity-relationship model (ERM) is an conceptual representation of structured data, often of a relational database.
- See also
IDEF[edit]
- IDEF0
- IDEF1 (entity relations)
SysML[edit]
- Block Definition Diagram (BDD)
- Internal Block Diagram (IBD)
- Parametric diagram
- Requirement Diagram
- Package diagram
- State diagram
- Sequence diagram
- Use case diagram
Other specific diagram types in software engineering[edit]
- Booch method
- Context diagram
- Data flow diagram
- Data structure diagram
- Dependency diagram
- Event-driven process chain
- Express-G - a data modelling language
- OBASHI – Business & IT Diagram (B&IT), see
- Jackson diagram
- Nassi–Shneiderman diagram or Program Structure diagram
- See also
- OBASHI methodology for business & IT modelling
Unified Modeling Language[edit]
Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a standardized visual specification language for object modeling in the field of software engineering.
Specific diagram types in the Social sciences[edit]
Management diagrams[edit]
- Cause-and-effect diagram - used in management, see Ishikawa diagram
- Category:Gantt charts – shows the timing of tasks or activities used in project management.
- Category:Ishikawa diagrams, see Ishikawa diagram of Fishbone diagram
- Category:PERT charts
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Specific diagram types in the Formal sciences[edit]
Logic diagrams[edit]
Logic diagrams are diagrams in the field of logic, used for representation and to carry out certain types of reasoning
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Mathematical diagrams[edit]
Mathematic diagrams are diagrams in the field of mathematics, and diagrams using mathematics such as charts and graphs, that are mainly designed to convey mathematical relationships, for example, comparisons over time. See Category:Mathematical diagrams
- Commutative diagram in mathematical category theory
- Concept map
- Diagram (category theory) or Category theory diagrams
- Hasse diagram
- Category:Nomograms, see Nomogram
- Category:Petri nets
- Voronoi diagram
- See also