Traditional methods like interviews, observation, and document analysis are still commonly used by analysts to understand what a system needs to do$.$ However, newer methods can also help gather information about the current system, the area of the organization requesting changes, and the desired features of a new system. Modern techniques, such as Joint Application Design $($JAD$)$ and prototyping, are especially useful, as they allow for efficient information collection and organization while saving time in the analysis process.

In this discussion question, you will focus on prototyping.$$Prototyping$$is a step$-$by$-$step approach to developing a system. It begins by turning the requirements into a working version of the system, which is then continuously improved based on feedback through close collaboration between the analyst and the users.

Using information on prototyping from Chapter $6$ of your textbook, along with resources from LIRN and the Internet, locate and review three $(3)$ related articles. These articles should include both popular press sources $($e$.$g$.,$ newspapers, magazines, online news sources$)$ and academic research literature $($e$.$g$.,$ scholarly journals, conference proceedings, books, dissertations, or theses$).$ Once you$$ve reviewed the articles, complete the following tasks:

Write a single summary paragraph for each of the three articles, focusing on the main points related to prototyping.

List three arguments that support the usefulness of prototyping in JAD sessions.

Discuss the opposing side by highlighting the problems or challenges associated with using prototyping in JAD sessions.

Provide citations for all your sources at the end of your post, following the required citation style.