Argue which architectural pattern (or combination of them) from text section 6.3 must be used to build a software system that allows a large organizations employees with mobile devices to check the booking status of company conference rooms (20 rooms total) and book one for use

2. Draw a diagram showing a process view of a software system which automatically writes email responses based on the information stored in an email userss profile and their history of emails. This must show every distinct process that is part of making the overall system work.

3. Create a description for your own new software system that would be effectively designed as a combination of a client-server and repository architecture and explain how it reflects those architectures.

4.Argue which of the following architecture patterns most completely and effectively captures the design for a real operating system of your choice at the architectural level. Remember to consider mobile or desktop, or any other operating systems you find (not forgetting that operating system software runs in embedded devices also) layered architecture repository architecture client-server architecture pipe-filter architecture Keep in mind that real systems have no need to be limited to only one of these architectures and often a combination of them is appropriate, with components of the system demonstrating several of these architectures (e.g. see the compiler example in the text)