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CS403assignment

Scenario:

A university cafeteria needs an online system to handle food orders, manage inventory, and process
payments. This system will allow students to place orders, make payments, and view order statuses. The
kitchen staff receives the orders and updates the status when the order is prepared. The system also
helps with inventory management for ingredients. The system will facilitate the following processes:

1. Order Placement: Students can place food orders through the system.

2. Payment Processing: Students can make payments for their orders.

3. Order Status Tracking: Students can view the status of their orders.

4. Order Management: Kitchen staff receive and process orders, updating their status when
prepared.

5. Inventory Management: The system manages the inventory of ingredients used for food
preparation.

Q1: Identify the external entities and key processes present within the above scenario and draw Context
Level Data Flow Diagram (DFD) to represent these components.

Q2: Draw a Level 0 Data Flow Diagram (DFD). Include all identified processes, external entities, data
stores, and data flows.

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