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COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Encoding and compression

COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Network topologies

COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Wired and wireless networks, protocols, and layers

COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Threats to computer systems and networks

COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Operating systems and utility software

COMPUTER SYSTEMS: Impact of technology on society

ALGORITHMS AND PROGRAMMING: Types of data

ALGORITHMS AND PROGRAMMING: Producing robust programs

ALGORITHMS AND PROGRAMMING: Designing, creating, and refining algorithms

ALGORITHMS AND PROGRAMMING: Programming languages

  • A structure diagram shows how a larger problem is broken down into smaller subproblems or modules. It represents the hierarchy and flow of control in a program.
  • Structure diagrams have a top-down design with each module performing a single, defined task.
  • These diagrams are useful for debugging, reusing code, and understanding complex systems.
  • For example, the structure diagram on the right shows a workflow for processing student data including inputs, processes, and outputs.

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