There are
number of advantages of using a data flow diagram,
- It gives further understanding of the interrelatedness of the system and sub-systems
- Extremely useful in systems analysis as they help structure the steps in object-oriented design and analysis
- Makes it possible to understand what data are needed to provide appropriate inputs to any processing step
- It is useful from communicating current system knowledge to the user
- Used as part of the system documentation files
- Data flow diagram helps to substantiate the logic underlining the dataflow of the organization
- Provide key insight into how information is transformed as it passes through a system.
- It gives the summary of the system
- Very easy to follow errors and it is also useful for quick reference to the development team for locating and controlling errors
- Represents data flows
- Gives the summary of the system
- Represents an information system from the viewpoint of data movements, which includes the inputs and outputs to which people can readily relate.
- the ability to represent the system at different levels of details gives added advantage
- Helps to define the boundaries of the system.
- To provides good system documentation
- Very easy to follow errors and it is also useful for quick reference to the development team for locating and controlling errors
- Gives an intuitive look on the system’s operation
- Shows data and operations in the same diagram
- Not separated to static and dynamic analysis
- Shows data dependency ( what data is required to perform an operation)
- Promotes quick and relatively easy project code development.
- Easy to learn with their few and simple-to-understand symbols.
- The syntax used for designing DFDs is simple, employing English nouns or noun adjective-verb constructs.
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