Schematicele
Schematicele is a term used in information design to refer to a class of schematic diagrams that communicate the structure, processes, and interactions within a system through simplified graphical elements. They are designed to express complex relationships quickly and to be legible across disciplines.
Etymology and usage: The word is derived from schemata, the plural of schema, combined with a Romanian
History and development: Schematicele emerged with the expansion of systems thinking in engineering, education, and information
Characteristics: Schematicele emphasize abstraction and clarity. They rely on a small set of symbols and lines,
Applications: They are used in technical manuals, software documentation, process engineering, and instructional materials. In classrooms,
Variants and standards: While there is no universal governing body, several conventions exist for particular domains,
See also: Related topics include diagrams, flowcharts, block diagrams, and information design.