Given the problem statement: Design the software to run an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) for a bank. The ATM software should support deposits, withdrawals, and account balances at a minimum. What questions could you ask the customer to give you a better understanding of the customer's need? Be more specific than "could you describe your problem!" Do not include questions about budget and schedule. While these three are excellent questions to ask, they're also obvious. Grading Rubric Open-ended questions are always appropriate. Students should ask at least five good open-ended questions for this assignment, 20 points each Closed-ended questions are less appropriate since you may not know enough about the problem to ask good closed-ended questions. Since the ATM problem is probably familiar to most students, feel free to ask closed-ended questions, but a closed-ended question is only worth 10 points (at least ten good closed-ended questions or a mix of open-end and closed-ended questions). The questions need to be distinctly different - asking the same question five different ways is not useful. The questions need to be reasonably specific to the problem statement; general questions are a reasonable starting point usually, but we will try to be more focused... although the problem statement itself is extremely general. - No credit for questions such as "Could you describe your problem." - No credit for questions about budget or schedule