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Insert Design ut References Melings Review View Help Tellme e Tools 978-0134204925...x Sign In caibri (Body) 197 (222 of 545) d Share r B 1 u "ab . ' A..A- 1 Normal T No Spa... H Heading Eiting At least one signature is invalid. Signature Panel ) LevelO DFD for Hox inventory control syste/4 Minimum Order The revised DFD for Hoosier Burger's inventory system is shown in Figure 7-15. The main difference between the DFD in Figure 7-14b and the revised DFD in Figure 7-15 is the new Process 5.0, which allows for querying the inventory data to get an estimate of how much of an item is in stock. Bob's two other requests for change can both be handled within the existing logical view of the inventory system Problem 5 Choose a transaction that you are ikely to encounter, perhaps ordering a cap and gown for graduation, and develop a high level DFD or a context diagram. Decompose this into a level-0 diagram. For this problem, we will adopt the convention that the context diagram has no data store. Dala store(s), if needed, will be included in the leve! 0 diagram (20 points) SUPPLIER ON HAND 1.0 Update Inventory Added Problem 6. Decision Table Problam Analyze the data flow for Hoosier Burger's in figure 1-15 Look into processes 3 and 4 and define a decision table for each of the indicated processes. For Process 4, assuwne that the organization usually s pending invoices in 30 days but thsat in certain occasions some invoices are pad in more thani 30 days. (20 points) Wthen wniting your decision tables, use a format like the one s Payments Inoices Orders hown below Rules Query Query Resut Inventory Levels Orders Minimum Order MANAGER Payments FIGURE 7-15 Revised leveO DFD for Hoosier Burger's inventory control systern 11144 PM Insert Design ut References Melings Review View Help Tellme e Tools 978-0134204925...x Sign In caibri (Body) 197 (222 of 545) d Share r B 1 u "ab . ' A..A- 1 Normal T No Spa... H Heading Eiting At least one signature is invalid. Signature Panel ) LevelO DFD for Hox inventory control syste/4 Minimum Order The revised DFD for Hoosier Burger's inventory system is shown in Figure 7-15. The main difference between the DFD in Figure 7-14b and the revised DFD in Figure 7-15 is the new Process 5.0, which allows for querying the inventory data to get an estimate of how much of an item is in stock. Bob's two other requests for change can both be handled within the existing logical view of the inventory system Problem 5 Choose a transaction that you are ikely to encounter, perhaps ordering a cap and gown for graduation, and develop a high level DFD or a context diagram. Decompose this into a level-0 diagram. For this problem, we will adopt the convention that the context diagram has no data store. Dala store(s), if needed, will be included in the leve! 0 diagram (20 points) SUPPLIER ON HAND 1.0 Update Inventory Added Problem 6. Decision Table Problam Analyze the data flow for Hoosier Burger's in figure 1-15 Look into processes 3 and 4 and define a decision table for each of the indicated processes. For Process 4, assuwne that the organization usually s pending invoices in 30 days but thsat in certain occasions some invoices are pad in more thani 30 days. (20 points) Wthen wniting your decision tables, use a format like the one s Payments Inoices Orders hown below Rules Query Query Resut Inventory Levels Orders Minimum Order MANAGER Payments FIGURE 7-15 Revised leveO DFD for Hoosier Burger's inventory control systern 11144 PM