#include<iostream> #include<windows.h> using namespace std; void color() { system("color 5"); Sleep(100); system("color b4"); Sleep(100); system("color b3"); Sleep(100); system("color b7"); Sleep(100); system("color a1"); Sleep(100); system("color a4"); Sleep(100); system("color b4"); Sleep(100); system("color c3"); Sleep(100); system("color a5"); Sleep(100); system("color b4"); Sleep(100); system("color c4"); Sleep(100); system("color b4"); Sleep(100); system("color a2"); Sleep(100); system("color b4"); Sleep(100); system("color 2"); system("color 5"); Sleep(100); system("color b4"); Sleep(100); system("color b3"); Sleep(100); system("color b7"); Sleep(100); system("co...

  Requirements Elicitation Techniques There are several techniques available for elicitation, however, the commonly used techniques are explained below: #1) Stakeholder Analysis Stakeholders can include team members, customers, any individual who is impacted by the project or it can be a supplier. Stakeholder analysis is done to identify the stakeholders who will be impacted by the system. #2) Brainstorming This technique is used to generate new ideas and find a solution for a specific issue. The members included for brainstorming can be domain experts, subject matter experts. Multiple ideas and information give you a repository of knowledge and you can choose from different ideas. This session is generally conducted around the table discussion. All participants should be given an equal amount of time to express their ideas. Brainstorming technique is used to answer the below questions: What is the expectation of a system? What are the risk factors...