Project Report Sample Part - 4 (Structured Analysis,Introduction,Flow Chart,High-level DFD,0 Level,1 Level)
Structured
Analysis
INTRODUCTION:
Structured
analysis is a set of technique and graphical tools that allow the analysis to
develop a new kind of system specifications that are easily understandable to
the user. Analysts work primarily with their wits, pencil, and paper. Most of
them have no tools. The traditional approach focuses on cost/benefit and
feasibility analysis, project management, hardware and software selection and
personnel considerations. In contrast structured analysis considers new goal
for analysis.
The new goals
specify the following:
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Use graphical wherever possible to help
communicate better with the user.
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Differentiate between logical and physical
systems.
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Build a logical system model to familiarize the
user with system characteristics and interrelationship before implementations.
The
structured tools focus on the tools listed earlier – essentially the data flow
diagram, data dictionary, Structured English, decision trees, and decision
tables. The objective is to build a new document, called system specifications.
This document provides the basis for design and implementation.
Structured
Analysis tools:
ΓΌ DFD
(Data Flow Diagram)
ΓΌ Structured
English
ΓΌ Data
Dictionary
ΓΌ Decision
Table
ΓΌ Decision
Tree.
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