Flynn's Classification refers to a classification of parallel computer architectures. Parallel computers can be classified by the concurrency in processing sequences (streams), data, or instructions from the perspective of an assembly language programmer. Flynn's taxonomy also distinguished multi-processor computer architecture according to how they can be classified along the two independent dimensions of Instruction Stream and Data Stream. (a) What are the major architecture classifications of Flynn's taxonomy? (5 marks) (b) Compare the major groups of Flynn's architectures classification based on the Instruction Stream and Data Stream dimensions. (10 marks ) (c) Illustrate all the Flynn's architectures by drawing suitable block diagrams showing the system interaction between instruction pool, data pool and processor. (10 marks)