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Assignment-2: System Analysis and Design

The document discusses system analysis and design. It provides explanations of (a) state transition diagrams, which define a machine that transitions between states based on received events; (b) input design, which converts user inputs into a computer format and should be logical, clear, and specify where to write; (c) output design, which is important information for users and should be efficient and help decision making using various media devices; and (d) logical implementation.

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Assignment-2: System Analysis and Design

The document discusses system analysis and design. It provides explanations of (a) state transition diagrams, which define a machine that transitions between states based on received events; (b) input design, which converts user inputs into a computer format and should be logical, clear, and specify where to write; (c) output design, which is important information for users and should be efficient and help decision making using various media devices; and (d) logical implementation.

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ASSIGNMENT- 2

ON

SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND

DESIGN
SESSION: 2019-22

SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY :


ANKUR GUPTA KUNAL
A.P IN CSE DEPTT. BBA 6th SEM
VCE, Rohtak R.NO. 19/BBA/16
VAISH COLLEGE OF ENGINEering
Ques-1:- EXPLAIN

(a) State Transition Diagram


State transition diagrams have been used right from the beginning in
object-oriented modeling. The basic idea is to define a machine that
has a number of states (hence the term finite state machine). The
machine receives events from the outside world, and each event can
cause the machine to transition from one state to another. For an
example, take a look at figure 1. Here the machine is a bottle in a
bottling plant. It begins in the empty state. In that state it can receive
squirt events. 
(b) Input Design
 Input design is the process of converting user-originated inputs to a
computer-based format. The information for the input design is
obtained from the data flow diagram and the system flowchart.
Features:

1.Should be logical and easy to understand.


2.Should be clear.
3.Should specify to the user what to write and where to write.

(c) Output Design


Computer output is the most important and direct source of
information to the user. The output should be efficient and
intelligible and help the user in decision-making. A major form of
output is a hard copy from computer. Printout should be designed
around the output requirements of the user. The following media
devices are available for providing computer-based output:

1.MICR readers.
2.Line, matrix, and daisy wheel printers
3.Computer Output Microfilm (COM)
4.CRT screen display
5.Graph plotters.
6.Audio responses
(d) Logical Implementation

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