PART 1. Using IDEFo methodology, draw a complete model to specify an organization of your choice (industrial, service, or public). This model should specify the organization down to its 2"d level of decomposition (i.e., include function blocks at the Axx level), taking into consideration of all the aspects such as outlined below: Category Input Mechanism Control Output Materials Materials Xxx (specify) Xxx (specify) Products Bought-in parts/subassemblies Services Money Investments Wages/benefits Payments from customers Profits Payments for materials purchasing Payment to utilities Information Customer Inquiry Response to Customer Inquiry Customer orders (quotation) Utilities bills Marketing material Customer survey/feedback Materials purchase orders Invoices Energy Electricity (grid, wind, solar, etc.) wastes Gas Fuels (Type 1, 2,..) Coal People New Employees Employees Leaving Follow strictly the cross-checking steps to ensure the integrity of your model: 1. Specify and Cross-Check a function block: for each of the Inputs, cross-check for its related Output(s); for each of the Outputs, cross-check for its related Input(s); for each of the Mechanism and Control, check what it is used for. 2. Decompose, if needed, to 3-5 next level functions. For each of these sub-level functions: Carry out the Specify and Cross-Check as outlined in (1) . Establish relationships amongst these functions through flow of Inputs, Outputs, Controls and Mechanisms Cross-Check Integrity of Decomposition: lower-level definition should represent EXACTLY its higher level function. 3. Repeat step 2 until the required level of detail is reached. You should provide a textual description of the overall system/organization of concern, as well as for each of the function blocks presented in the model