5. Explain the differences between functional and non-functional requirements, Then, give enough examples of each, explaining what these categories might cover, to satisfy an interviewer. 6. Imagine you were asked to redesign (choose an app that you know something about), how would you go about answering this question? What the first several points you'd raise with the interviewer? Explain your response, and cover enough points such that you'd satisfy an interviewer. 7. When moving from systems analysis to systems design, what are the aspects about the design that should be considered? List and describe as many as you feel would satisfy an interviewer. (hint: environment, data, security, etc) 8. Imagine you are given the following user story below. You are to rewrite it into a use- case, with as many details filled in as possible. Remember to also name your use. case. Alternatively, if you believe it's better to break it into a number of use cases, write those use case names with brief descriptions of each User Story: As an influencer and content creator on Instagram, I want to be able to create, share and publish social media content to my followers so that I get sponsors and sell merchandise. Acceptance criteria: Ensure the Content Owner is able to: (1) Log in to the content management system, (2) create and upload posts and content, (3) edit/update, existing social media posts, (4) save changes, (5) provide affiliate links, (6) link directly to my merchandise store