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Figure TB-4.1 is a "generic" level 0 data flow diagram, taken from Figure 4.5 in the text.Required:
Using good data flow diagram construction techniques draw a diagram to explode bubble 3.0 to its next lower level.Diagram 3.0 should contain three processes, appropriately numbered, and should contain the following data flows in addition to those in the level 0 diagram (see NOTE):
a.Flow H runs from the first process to the second.
b.Flow I runs from the first process to the third.
c.Flows J and K run from the second process to the third.NOTE: Assume that the flows shown in the level 0 diagram affect diagram 3.0 as follows:
Figure TB-4.1 is a  generic  level 0 data flow diagram, taken from Figure 4.5 in the text.Required: Using good data flow diagram construction techniques draw a diagram to explode bubble 3.0 to its next lower level.Diagram 3.0 should contain three processes, appropriately numbered, and should contain the following data flows in addition to those in the level 0 diagram (see NOTE): a.Flow H runs from the first process to the second. b.Flow I runs from the first process to the third. c.Flows J and K run from the second process to the third.NOTE: Assume that the flows shown in the level 0 diagram affect diagram 3.0 as follows:
Figure TB-4.1 is a  generic  level 0 data flow diagram, taken from Figure 4.5 in the text.Required: Using good data flow diagram construction techniques draw a diagram to explode bubble 3.0 to its next lower level.Diagram 3.0 should contain three processes, appropriately numbered, and should contain the following data flows in addition to those in the level 0 diagram (see NOTE): a.Flow H runs from the first process to the second. b.Flow I runs from the first process to the third. c.Flows J and K run from the second process to the third.NOTE: Assume that the flows shown in the level 0 diagram affect diagram 3.0 as follows:


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