Question 1.1 5 marks Flow systems can often be represented conveniently by means of an input...
Question 1.1 5 marks Flow systems can often be represented conveniently by means of an input / output diagram, such as the one shown in figure 1. Classify the following aspects of a photocopy machine's operation by entering each code letter (A to H) in the appropriate box in figure 1 red coloured printer paper [A] [B not enough ventilation (an unpleasant odour is a consequence of this) [C] blockage in 2-sided inner mechanism D near-empty toner cartridge warning [E toner on fingers after handling cartridge (difficult to wash off, soils clothing) machine can produce stapled documents [F] noise produced by stapling sub-system (complaints received from nearby workers) [G] [H paper thickness variations from new supplier (an increase in machine jams is observed) Environmental Inputs (uncontrolled or unpredictable) Purposeful Inputs (controlled or predictable) Desired Outputs Photocopy machine Undesired Outputs Figure 1. Input/output diagram
Question 1.1 5 marks Flow systems can often be represented conveniently by means of an input / output diagram, such as the one shown in figure 1. Classify the following aspects of a photocopy machine's operation by entering each code letter (A to H) in the appropriate box in figure 1 red coloured printer paper [A] [B not enough ventilation (an unpleasant odour is a consequence of this) [C] blockage in 2-sided inner mechanism D near-empty toner cartridge warning [E toner on fingers after handling cartridge (difficult to wash off, soils clothing) machine can produce stapled documents [F] noise produced by stapling sub-system (complaints received from nearby workers) [G] [H paper thickness variations from new supplier (an increase in machine jams is observed) Environmental Inputs (uncontrolled or unpredictable) Purposeful Inputs (controlled or predictable) Desired Outputs Photocopy machine Undesired Outputs Figure 1. Input/output diagram