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    Cross-functional flowchart basics
    Take this short course (15 to 30 minutes) to learn the basics of creating cross-functional flowcharts using Microsoft Visio 2010. This course covers creating a basic cross-functional flowchart (in the context of outlining a course development process), clarifying relationships by using phases and containers, and formatting the diagram.

     

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