ASSESSMENT 3 BRIEF Subject TitleSystems Analysis & DesignWeighting30%Submission due date29/04/2020ReferencesNo references needed Task Summary Apply human interface design skills and design a prototype either as a web application or a mobile application for an online student enrolment system describe the prototype to a client. Context In the previous two assessments (i.e. Assessment 1 and 2), you conducted a requirement analysis and a high-level design for an online student enrolment system. Using the human interface design principles and techniques, now it is time to develop a prototype for ABC University and communicate that prototype to the relevant stakeholders involved the project. Case scenario Please read Assessment 1_Case Study – Online Student Enrolment System at ABC University. Please note that every piece of information provided in this case study serves a purpose. Assessment Requirements Part A – The Prototype Based on the case study as well as the requirement analysis and design specification you completed for Assessment 1 and Assessment 2 respectively, develop a prototype for the System. The prototype must address the following criteria: conform to human interface design guidelines in Module 5 Reflect all major functional requirements in the case and additional requirements in Assignment 1. Be in a digital form, viz. Please note that hand drawn on a piece of paper is not acceptable. Enable all actors of the System to perform their designated task Be designed as either a web application XOR a mobile app.  (60 marks) Part B – Video Please demonstrated the prototype you built in Task 1 to the Pro-Vice Chancellor (Learning and Teaching) of ABCU. As a minimum, you will need to demonstrate: How the prototype/IS solution meets the business requirement of ABC University. The advantages of the type of application of choice over the other. For example, if the prototype is a mobile app, demonstrate advantages of a mobile app over a web application. How each actor in the System will interact 

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