SomeCompany wants to deploy three routers to allow communication between the 3 buildings on their campus. The CTO wants the routers configured with the minimum number of IP addresses necessary using ten subnets as indicated on the Subnet worksheet. Construct a network diagram representing the desired network layout. You may choose to use the trial or free version of any of the following network diagramming software. Diagrams with water marks are acceptable.Your network audit consists of the following information:SomeCompany consists of 11 departments spread across three buildings.Each building is connected using three Cisco 2800 Series routers. The three routers are located in the MIS wiring closet in Building 2.Each department has its own Cisco 2950 switch.There are at least two workstations in each department.The company plans to use a class B address range starting at 172.18.0.0.Each department must be assigned a subnet. Subnets should be designed to allow for the maximum number of hosts on each department subnet using classful subnetting.Partial list of available Tools to use:Microsoft Office VISIOFree Diagramming softwareDia Diagram EditoryEd Graph EditorNetwork NotepadCadeDiagram Designer30-day Trial versions with watermarksEdrawSmartdrawComplete the Subnet Worksheet for each building and each department.

.The creation of computational graphics and visualizations is a skill in growing demand. These skills are applicable to the following scenarios: the game industryfor creating graphics and animations, the healthcare industry for medical visualizations, the entertainment industry for computer-generated imagery (CGI) andvisual effects, 3D printing for creating physical objects for applied real-world problem solving, and much more. Throughout this course, you will learn how towrite computer code that commands any OpenGL graphics processing unit (GPU) to create, texture, light, render, and animate 3D models in 3D space, andcontrol virtual environments relative to a virtual camera.3D ObjectA. Your 3D object will be assessed visually to ensure it meets the elements below:i. Utilize organized geometry, ensuring that polygons (triangles) on the 3D model are well spaced and connected and give a low-polygonrepresentation of a real-world object.ii. Utilize textures, ensuring that high-resolution textures are projected accurately on the 3D model.iii. Generate lighting, ensuring that all lights are implemented to give a professional-looking presentation and visualization of the model.iv. Apply color to lighting with varying intensities.B. Navigation Through Input Devices: Your applications will be navigated by using the mouse and keyboard input devices to control a virtualcamera. The elements below must be met:i. Create horizontal orientation navigation of the 3D object in the application allowing for azimuth orientation of a virtual camera thatorbits a lit model when the mouse is moved horizontally.ii. Create vertical orientation navigation of the 3D object in the application allowing for altitude orientation of a virtual camera that orbitsa lit model when the mouse is moved vertically.iii. Create code to clamp or gimbal lock azimuth and altitude orientation to prevent irregular camera angles (e.g., a 90-degree camerarotation clamp on the pitch axis).iv. Create perspective and orthographic displays of the 3D object so that the user can change the viewport display of the 3D model from2D to 3D and vice versa, using the tap of a keyboard key, allowing the user to switch between orthographic (2D) and perspective (3D)views at will.C. Syntax Assessment—Best Practices: These best practices should be evident within your program:i. Employ formatting best practices by providing program code that is easy to read and follows industry-standard code formattingpractices, such as indentation and spacing.ii. Utilize commenting best practices, ensuring that project source code used is briefly and clearly explained using descriptive comments.iii. Employ functional coding logic best practices, ensuring that the program runs as expected.