A computer system usually contains a several number of registers that hold data during various operations. Sometimes it is necessary to swap the contents of two registers. Typically, this is done by using a temporary location, which is usually a third register. For example, suppose that we want to swap the contents of registers R1 and R2. We can achieve this by first transferring the contents of R2 into the third register, say R3. Next, we transfer the contents of R1 into R2. Finally, we transfer the contents of R3 into R1. Figure 1 below shows the block diagram of the system. Write a Verilog program to describe the control circuit based on the given ASM in Figure 2. R2 Interconnection network RI R1 W' 82 Clock Control circuit 222 R2 R3r R3 Done R3 Figure 1: A block diagram of parts of a computer system A reset 0 W B 1 F R2R3 In the design of a computer, the interconnection structure (e.g. bus) provides a means to transfer data from one part of the system to another. In your own words explain this interconnection structure and illustrate with a diagram how this interconnection can be achieved Your company assembles computers and in the process of assembling, key components are acquired from various manufacturers. You have been tasked to assemble a modern computer. Discuss the process you are going to use to assemble the key components you have acquired for this computer. Write your answer in the form of a brief report to be submitted to Management.