Q$\mathrm{.}1.360$Sols is a leading software development company. Recently they have been asked to develop a Mobile Application for e$-$Education for schools. The company has a previous

history of developing embedded systems but have not developed any Web Application. Their client has asked them to provide with a prototype of the proposed system within a week. The project manager has decided to build a prototype consisting of user screens $($User Interface templates$)$ showing important functionalities and user interaction. These screens were developed using HTML depicting screen layout, placement of buttons, text boxes, dummy content, hyperlinked pages and other controls.

If the requirement of the prototyping is to create a high fidelity prototype, what should be the characteristics of such a prototype $\backslash (\backslash$mathcal$\{$E$\}\backslash )$ effectively the prototype built by $360$Sols meets these requirements? Explain your answer.

Assume, the most significant feature in the e$-$Education system is online assessment and the client is more interested in knowing about the user interface and the associated functionality. Explain which of the prototypes $($horizontal or pertical$)$ will be relevant in this scenario.

Q$.2$ Consider the following scenario.

CLO$1$

FutureSys has recently been awarded a contract to upgrade the ailing taxation system of FBR$.$ The organization has expertise in making financial systems. The existing system has some documentation available in the form of SRS$,$ SDS and user manuals and bug$/$maintenance record, however, these are not well maintained and updated regularly. Its users range from individual tax payers, companies and FBR officials. All user categories are unhappy from the existing software due to its poor usability, frequent system failures and poor performance.

Explain which of the following requirements elicitation techniques will be more appropriate to gather and analyse the requirements for the new version of the system.