There are many types of data visualizations that you can use for your systems design project, depending on your data and goals. Diagrams, such as UML diagrams, flowcharts, ER diagrams, and network diagrams, are visual representations of your system's structure, logic, or flow. Charts, including bar charts, line charts, pie charts, and scatter plots, are graphical displays of your system's numerical or categorical data. Dashboards are collections of data visualizations that provide an overview of your system's performance or status. Maps, such as geographic maps, heat maps, and choropleth maps, are spatial representations of your system's data that show its location, distribution, or movement. These visualizations can help you illustrate your system's architecture and components; show its behavior, state, or output; compare its performance with other systems or benchmarks; and find patterns in your system's data.