Session Outcomes:After you complete this exercise you should be able to formulate a concise list of User Requirements. You should also provisionally become a member of a group. $($You can change groups later if you need to$.)$For this exercise, students need to form into groups of ideally three and exceptionally four members. $($Note that you will have an opportunity of changing groups later. The group you form is for this exercise.$)$Activity:Spend some time researching $($on$-$line$),$ the activities of any Case Study of your choice. If you have any difficulty doing this, please ask your tutor for guidance. An alternative is to select a case study that a member of the group knows about, such as a previous or current workplace related computer system! At the end of your on$-$line activities and$/$or discussion you should be able to discuss functional requirements for your groups case study.Submit a list of requirements as compiled by the whole group. Clearly identify your contribution to the group. Provide a brief explanation of why you consider each to be a user requirement. List the names of the members of your group.Hint:Read the Car Match Case Study, below. Carefully note the words used in the Car Match Requirements to help you write you functional and non$-$functional requirements.Save a copy of your submission for$/$in your portfolio of individual performance.