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* No additional notes. * Teaching Notes We like to compare an application architecture to a set of construction blueprints that a building contractor might require for different building aspects such as framing, electrical, plumbing, ventilation, etc. * No additional notes. * Conversion Notes In some books, the presentation and presentation logic layers are combined. * Teaching Notes Note the five layers Note the three basic types of distributes systems architecture (with sub-types): File server Client/server Internet-based You might want to use this slide twice: first to provide the overview and then later as a review AFTER showing all of the physical DFDs we present for the different flavors. * Teaching Notes We are constantly amazed at the number of students who think Access applications that store their data on a file server are truly client/server applications (and many books proliferate the misconception). This slide, when contrasted with the client/server equivalent slides, is intended to dispel that myth. Because the client executes any CREATE, READ, UPDATE, and DELETE commands for a file-server database (such as Access), the entire table must be transported to the client to execute the command. The result is increased data traffic on the network and slow performance. * Teaching Notes Emphasize that we are not using “fat client” in a negative sense. For the time being, most knowledge workers will require fat clients for their personal productivity applications (e.g., word processing and spreadsheets), but they may use thin client architecture on those fat clients (e.g., a Web browser or terminal emulator) to run or access remote applications (such as those provided by the information systems unit of the company). * No additional notes. * No additional notes. * No additional notes. * * * No additional notes. * No additional notes. * No additional notes. * No additional notes. 系統分析設計─系統設計與架構介紹 系統設計與應用系統架構 SYSTEM DESIGN And Information System Architect