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Data Flow / Context Diagrams (1 Viewer)
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Context diagrams:
* method of representing a system using ONLY a single process, with inputs and outputs.
Data flow diagrams:
* method of representing a system using A NUMBER of processes with inputs, outputs, and storage.
Differences:
Context - single process, input and output.
DFD - multiple processes, input, output and storage.
* method of representing a system using ONLY a single process, with inputs and outputs.
Data flow diagrams:
* method of representing a system using A NUMBER of processes with inputs, outputs, and storage.
Differences:
Context - single process, input and output.
DFD - multiple processes, input, output and storage.
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my definition!
Context Diagrams:
- method of representing a single process in an information system. (similar to Huy)
Date Flow Diagrams:
- method of representing the flow of data/information in an information system, from process to process in the system. A DFD forces more on the flow of data in a system (different in some ways)
my definition!
Context Diagrams:
- method of representing a single process in an information system. (similar to Huy)
Date Flow Diagrams:
- method of representing the flow of data/information in an information system, from process to process in the system. A DFD forces more on the flow of data in a system (different in some ways)