$.$ Provide an example of each of the three types of

models that might apply to designing a car, a house,

and an office building.

$2.$ One of the toughest problems in investigating system

requirements is to make sure they are complete and

comprehensive. How would you ensure that you get

all the right information during an interview session?

$3.$ One of the problems you will encounter during

your investigation is $$scope creep$($i$.$e$.,$ user

requests for additional features and functions$).$

Scope creep happens because users sometimes have

many unsolved problems and the system investigation may be the first time anybody has listened to

their needs. How do you keep the system from

growing and including new functions that should

not be part of the system?

$4.$ What would you do if you got conflicting answers for

the same procedure from two different people you

interviewed? What would you do if one was a clerical

person and the other was the department manager?

$5.$ You have been assigned to resolve several issues on

the open$-$items list, and you are having a hard time

getting policy decisions from the user contact. How

can you encourage the