Activity No.

I. Identification.
1. A type of flowchart which is mainly used for systems analysis and
design.
- System Flowchart
2. It consists of English-like phrases written in a sequence of lines.
- Pseudocodes
3. A flowcharting symbol that represents an instruction to an input or an output
device.
- Input/Output
4. It is a recipe for solving a problem.
- Algorithm
5. A flowcharting symbol that is used to represent a group of program instructions that perform
a processing function of the program such as to perform arithmetic operations.
- Process
6. Describes graphically in detail the logical operations and steps within a program and the
sequence in which these steps are to be executed for the transformation of data to produce the
needed output.
- Program Flowchart
7. A flowcharting symbol that denotes a point in the program where more than one path can be
taken.
- Decision

II. Enumeration.
1-3. Name and draw the 3 flowcharting structures.
1, Sequence 2. Branch/Selection 3. Loop/Heration
4-8. Name and draw the 5 basic flowcharting symbols.
4. Terminal 5. Process 6. Input/Output 7. Flowliner 8. Decision

9-11. The 3-step process that program flowcharts typically do.

1. Input is received
2. Some process is performed in the input
3. Output is produced
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
X Compute the sum
Y sum of x and y

III. Evaluation. Determine the resulting value of each of the ff. expressions.
Expression Resulting Value
1-2+3=2
1+2-3=0
5*2/2=5
5/2*2=6
2 + 4 * 3 = 14
2 + 4 * 3 – 2 = 12
2 + 4 * (3 – 2) = 6

IV. Convert the following expressions in flowcharting:

1. ab + c = a*b + c

2. 3a + 4b – 2z = 3*a + 4*b – 2*z

3. 2a2 = 2*a2

4. 12x + ⅔ - y = 12*x = (2/3) - y

5. 2πr

6. area = length x width

7. q = ax2 + bx + c

8. f = 9/5 c + 32 = f = (9/5)*c = 32