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Structuring System Requirements: Process Modeling
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| MIS4200Notes8 1 Structuring System Requirements: Process Modeling - © Abdou Illia MIS 4200 - Spring 2015
Learning Objectives - Understand the logical modeling of processes through studying data-flow diagrams
- Learn how to draw data-flow diagrams using rules and guidelines
- Learn how to decompose data-flow diagrams into lower-level diagrams
- Balancing of data-flow diagrams
- Understand Structured English
- Understand Decision Tables
- Requirement structuring has two main components:
- Process Modeling
- Data Modeling
What is Process Modeling? - Process Modeling
- Data-flow Diagram (DFD)
- One of the main process modeling tools
- Graphically illustrates movement of data between external entities and the processes and data stores within a system
Deliverables and Outcomes of Requirements Structuring - Context data-flow diagram (DFD)
- DFDs of current system
- Illustrates current processes & technologies used to transform inputs into outputs
- Enable analysts to understand current system
- DFDs of new logical system
- Technology independent
- Show data flows, structure and functional requirements of new system
- Project dictionary and CASE repository
- Contain entries for objects in all diagrams
- The documentation component
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