For any data flow diagram first look at the existing processes. Student registration, class selection, professor/teacher class assignment, testing, grading and I am sure the list goes on. Once you have provided the beginning scope of the software by pruning the list of existing processes you can then develop a list of documents and communications that are used to transfer information and authority to others in the system. It is these documents and activities that are data flow items. The entities that are involved in sending or receiving these same communications are nodes in the system. Of course this is cursory and very general answer.
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Yes, use a ladder diagram.
To draw a kaleidoscope, draw an upright rectangle on the right hand side. Now, draw a triangle on the left hand side, that the diagram takes a shape like an arrow. Now draw a circle inside the extreme left corner of the triangle. Draw two more circles inside the first circle you drew. However; there are also several other ways to draw kaleidoscope, depending on its type.
An ER diagram for a college system is an entity relationship diagram that is used to identify the entities of the college system and what those entities expect from the system. Examples of entities to include are students, financial aid, registers, and professors.