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Use Excel to build your L-Shaped matrices comparable to Slides 21 - 25 on the class PPT and pages 60-65 (Figures 4.6A, 4.6B, 4.6C, 4.7A, and 4.7B) of the textbook. From your personal experience, select a product (goods or services) that you know something about using the Full Analytical Criteria Method: Develop a list of at least five Customers that might be associated with the product. Prioritize the Customers using an L-Shaped Matrix. Develop a list of at least five Requirements that might be associated with the product. Prioritize the Requirements for each Customer using an L-Shaped Matrix. Create the Customer Weighted Requirements Prioritization Matrix Provide your assessment of the priorities for the Customers, the Requirements, and the final Weighted Requirements priorities Complete the Project Management Foundations: Requirements Linkedln Learning course and include your Completion Certificate as your last slide. Submit your assignment in PowerPoint format on Blackboard. Your Excel file should be embedded as an Attachment in the PowerPoint file. Use Excel to build your L-Shaped matrices comparable to Slides 21 - 25 on the class PPT and pages 60-65 (Figures 4.6A, 4.6B, 4.6C, 4.7A, and 4.7B) of the textbook. From your personal experience, select a product (goods or services) that you know something about using the Full Analytical Criteria Method: Develop a list of at least five Customers that might be associated with the product. Prioritize the Customers using an L-Shaped Matrix. Develop a list of at least five Requirements that might be associated with the product. Prioritize the Requirements for each Customer using an L-Shaped Matrix. Create the Customer Weighted Requirements Prioritization Matrix Provide your assessment of the priorities for the Customers, the Requirements, and the final Weighted Requirements priorities Complete the Project Management Foundations: Requirements Linkedln Learning course and include your Completion Certificate as your last slide. Submit your assignment in PowerPoint format on Blackboard. Your Excel file should be embedded as an Attachment in the PowerPoint file