Inf 340 Hoosier Burger Case Study Part 4 Answers

Hoosier Burger Case: Part 4NameTutor’s Name06/06/2016Hoosier Burger context-level data-flow diagram reflecting the changes mentioned in the case. The drive through operation is going to be part of the customer ordering subsystem. It is however going to be distinct from the dining area customer ordering system. The distinction will allow bob and Thelma follow the sales for both the drive through and the dining areas separately. The data flow for both subsystems will be same for both the drive through customer ordering and the drive through customer ordering. There will therefore be no change to the Hoosier Burger context level data-flow diagram. The delivery order system operates as an independent manual system; the data is processed manually by Bob, the final data of goods sold, and inventories fed into the Food Ordering System. This point is the interface of both systems. In the manual system data will flow in the form of Customer order ticket from the customer to the kitchen. From the kitchen the data, flows back to the customer by a copy of the ordering ticket and to Bob through another copy of the ordering