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Practical 4 Aim:: Data Flow Diagrams and Data Dictionary For Library Management System Data Flow Diagrams (DFDS)
Practical 4 Aim:: Data Flow Diagrams and Data Dictionary For Library Management System Data Flow Diagrams (DFDS)
Practical 4 Aim:: Data Flow Diagrams and Data Dictionary For Library Management System Data Flow Diagrams (DFDS)
Aim: Data Flow Diagrams and Data dictionary for Library Management System
Data Flow Diagrams (DFDs)
A data flow diagram is a way of representing a flow of a data of a process or a system. The
DFD also provides information about the output and input of each entity and the process
itself. A data flow diagram has no control flow, there are no decision rules and no loops.
There are many different types of requirements like functional requirements, non-functional
requirements, user requirements etc. These are shown below by using different level of data
flow diagram.
DFD level-0:
Here inside 0 level data flow diagram, there will be one process called library
management system.
There are many entities that can directly interact with this system.
For example, student can issue a book, pay fine, get library card, issue books as well as request
or return a book.
Demanded book will be displayed inside the system.
DFD level-1:
Category table: