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1. Describe the relationship between the processing portion of a system flowchart and a program flowchart.
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The processing portion of the system flowchart describes the tasks to be performed on the data. These tasks are defined
further in the program flowchart. The program flowchart shows the logic used by the computer to perform the
processing task.

2. Data flow diagrams are really a hierarchical set of diagrams: from context level down to the primitive level. Describe the
purpose of the context diagram.
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The context level diagram sets the boundaries of the system to be modeled. It typically has only one process, and that
process's name usually includes the word system. Since data stores are not shown on the context level diagram, the
only other symbols shown are the data flows and the sources and destinations of data. The sources and destinations of
data represent the boundaries of the systems being modeled.

3. Identify the sources and destinations of data for a retail inventory management system.
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Information would be received from:

Receiving. Information about items received.
Management. Information regarding reorder points.

Information would be sent to:

Sales. Information about quantities on hand, and requesting products for the sales floor.
Management. Information about inventory turnover, slow moving products, and fast moving products
Purchasing. Information about items that have fallen below reorder points.

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