The essence of architecting is structuring. Structuring can mean bringing form to function, bringing order out of chaos, or converting the partially formed ideas of a client into a workable conceptual model. The systems architect$$s role is to liaise with the stakeholders and the engineering team to interpret the stakeholders$$ vision for the system and then to translate that

vision into a recognizable form for the designers that will develop the system. The three main types of architecture that the systems engineer will focus on: the functional, physical, and allocated. Develop the three types of architecture for the system of your choice. Start by constructing a table identifying each type of architecture $($i$.$e$.$ functions identified, components

identified and allocated architecture list$).$ Then construct a visual diagram connecting all the architectures.