Traditionally, two types of instruction set architectures have driven processor design, namely, Complex Instruction Set Computer (CISC) and Reduced Instruction Set Computer (RISC). CISC machines reduce the number of assembly instructions by using more complex instructions at the cost of complex hardware. RISC machines use a simple set of instructions with less number of cycles per instruction however, this increases the complexity of the machine code. There are other differences between CISC and RISC machines. Study resources available on the web and write a two-page summary report (12 point font, Times Roman, single line spacing) outlining the differences, advantages and disadvantages of CISC and RISC machines. Be sure to cite your references in proper format.