Software engineering would require a knowledge of these things in order to be able to create a proper data flow diagram, depending on the actual job itself, you may not need to actually implement them yourself.
Generally a class pertaining to logical and practical software, and some sort of extensive application of various data structures. At my school the class is called "Data Structures."
P. P. Silvester has written: 'Data structures for engineering software' -- subject(s): Engineering, Data structures (Computer science), Computer programs
Thomas A. Standish has written: 'Data structures, algorithms, and software principles' -- subject(s): Computer algorithms, Data structures (Computer science), Software engineering 'Data structure techniques' -- subject(s): Data structures (Computer science)
data design in software engineering
data design in software engineering
I think it is the objects(data structures) that are passed among the components of the software.
example of data dictionary
access macroeconomic data easily
Tom Gilb has written: 'Data engineering' 'Principles of Software Engineering Management' -- subject(s): Software engineering 'Software metrics' -- subject(s): Computer programs, Computer software, Evaluation, Reliability 'Competitive engineering' -- subject(s): Management, Process control, Project management, Systems engineering 'Controlling the computer' -- subject(s): Electronic data processing departments, Management
in data structure
it means the data can be easily accesed any time
1) Systems Engineering Computer Aided Design (Software) 2) Simultaneous Engineering by Concurrent Access of Data.