Week 12 - System Architacture Presentation

For this week, we create a system architecture based on our project Automatic Bread Making Machine and present to Sir Zaki during class. The system architecture consists of three types which is functional architecture, physical architecture, and allocated architecture.

 

Functional Architecture





Above shown Functional Architecture table and flowchart of the Automatic Bread Making Machine. From this, it is easy to understand how the machine working from the start with providing a power supply to the machine until the end where the data from the machine is transferred to Cloud.

 

Physical Architecture



The physical Architecture table above shows the list of components used in the Automatic Bread Making Machine project. 12 physical elements of the system in this project.

 

Allocated Architecture





The allocated Architecture table and flowchart show the combination and interaction of Functional Architecture and Physical Architecture. The material needed to model the Automatic Bread Making Machine is shown in the table.

 

Conclusion:

For the conclusion, a few adjustment and correction need to be done for the functional architecture in terms of the function.

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