Case assignment In this case assignment, you will review literature about the main software components that would allow your network developed in the previous module work. For this assignment, please review the following required readings plus any other material you find interesting. Also, make sure you follow the course guidelines to complete your assignment and cite your resources. Software Basics Burgess, M. (2001). A short introduction to operating systems. Retrieved, from the World Wide Web: Other optional material Three excellent online encyclopedias of computer technology (where you can find search for the components) are the following: Webopedia: Online Computer Dictionary for Computer and Internet Terms and Definitions (http://www.webopedia.com) Wikipedia: General Online Encyclopedia (http://www.wikipedia.org/) WhatIs.com (http://whatis.techtarget.com) Another useful sites How stuff works (http://www.howstuffworks.com/) Wikibooks:Computer software bookshelf. Retrieved from Textbook Revolution. Retrieved from: When you have finished with your readings and thought about our topic, please prepare a 3-4 page paper (without counting the cover page and the references), addressing the following case: Describe the characteristics of the software components that you would recommend for the chocolate company of module 3. Explain the reasons for your recommendation. Below are some topics for you to think about and help you get started: Explain the short definition and types of network operating system, desktop operating system, software applications, device drivers, and others you consider to be necessary. Describe the latest or most frequently used ones Justify your selections Case assignment expectations Use information from the modular background readings as well as any good quality resource you can find. Please cite all sources and provide a reference list at the end of your paper. The following items will be assessed in particular: 1. Your ability to consolidate ideas from reading materials. 2. Some in-text references to modular background reading