This is for Software Design Architecture, I need answer for Task 5A, Task 5B and Task 5C.

Task 5: System Vision and Focus In the course of a workshop held with representative lecturers and administration employees, the name of the new university information system is discussed. The participants agree on the name UniversityTeach plus. Before proceeding with further requirements engineering activities, the system vision needs to be defined first. A vision typically characterizes the super-ordinate goal that shall be achieved by introducing a system in one sentence. As a requirements engineer, it is your responsibility to suggest the phrasing of the system vision. 1 Task 5A: Please think of and formulate two proposals of a system visions for University Teach plus. Task 5B: Analyse the following three system visions proposed by a colleague of yours: Potential System Vision Phrases: Vision 1: By introducing UniversityTeach plus, lecturers, students and the personnel of the examination office and the registrar's office shall be supported in their daily activities. Vision 2: Introducing UniversityTeach plus shall enable the examination officers and registrar's office employees to better understand and process examination-related information about students. Vision 3: By introducing University Teach plus, lecturers shall be comprehensively supported in conducting university courses. Please discuss the differences between these vision statements, and how these may manifest in the course of the project. Argue which implications each of these vision proposals might have on the requirements engineering process. Task 5C: Please name five real-world objects that are relevant for "University Teach plus" for each of the three dimensions presented above. In the lecture you learned that the system vision sets the focus a subset of certain real world objects in its context. Please consider both material and immaterial objects that can be relevant for the system, provided a certain vision has been selected. It might help to investigate the system context from a static perspective