It is not uncommon for an application to use hundreds of screens, windows, and dialogue boxes in

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It is not uncommon for an application to use hundreds of screens, windows, and dialogue boxes in its user interface. Coordinating the order and conditions under which these appear can be a difficult process that is prone to error. To help coordinate and document this process, state transition diagrams (STD) are used to illustrate the conditions under which screens, windows, and dialogue boxes appear, as well as their sequence.

Take an application in your organization or at school with which you are familiar. Create a state transition diagram for a part of the system, using Figure 16-16 as an example.

Data from Figure 16-16

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Introduction To Systems Analysis And Design

ISBN: 9780073402949

1st Edition

Authors: Jeffrey Whitten, Lonnie Bentley

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