Referring to Table $2\mathrm{.}1($Table $2\mathrm{.}2\mathrm{.}1$ in the zyBook$)$ and Lesson $1$ K $,$ create a hierarchy diagram consisting of typical

subsystems, components, subcomponents, and parts for only one of the following:

$($i$)$ a terminal air traffic control system, or

$($ii$)$ a personal computer system $($laptop or desktop$),$ or

$($iii$)$ an automobile, or

$($iv$)$ an electric power plant $($coal or nuclear$).$

You only need to decompose one path. e$.$g$.$ The system is composed of subsystems A$,$ B$,$ C$,$ D$,$ E and F$.$ Subsystem F

is composed of component F$1,$ F$2,$ F$3,$ and F$4.$ Component F$2$ is composed of subcomponents F$2-1,$ F$2-2,$ F$2-3$ and

F$2-4.$ Subcomponent F$2-3$ is composed of the following parts: widget $1,$ widget $2,$ widget $3$ and widget $4.$ See how I

went down the following path: System $$ Subsystem F $$ Component F$2$ Subcomponent F$2-3$ F$2-3$ parts. You

may want to choose a subsystem that is easy to decompose.