Title page for E-project-042805-113931

Project Type IQP

Submission date 2005-04-28

Authors
Alyssa M Lopes, MA
Daniel Mark Pickett, CS
Gregary B Prince, ECE

URN E-project-042805-113931

Division Social Studies of Science and Technology

Center London, England

Sponsor RADAR

Title RADAR Communications Network: Testing, Verification, and Training

Advisors
Salazar, Guillermo F., CE
FitzPatrick, Malcolm, CE

Availability unrestricted

Abstract
The Royal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation (RADAR), an organization that has set out to address the adversities which affect the disabled community, endeavored to electronically transmit messages throughout their organization efficiently. This project team tested and modified the IT infrastructure introduced by a preceding group. Primary research questions focused introducing and facilitating user-acceptance of the system. To obtain user feedback, interviews and surveys were utilized. In conclusion, RADAR was provided with a fully working and implemented system designed to boost communications throughout the organization.

Files
D05RADAR.pdf

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Project Type	IQP
Submission date	2005-04-28
Authors	Alyssa M Lopes, MA Daniel Mark Pickett, CS Gregary B Prince, ECE
URN	E-project-042805-113931
Division	Social Studies of Science and Technology
Center	London, England
Sponsor	RADAR
Title	RADAR Communications Network: Testing, Verification, and Training
Advisors	Salazar, Guillermo F., CE FitzPatrick, Malcolm, CE
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract The Royal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation (RADAR), an organization that has set out to address the adversities which affect the disabled community, endeavored to electronically transmit messages throughout their organization efficiently. This project team tested and modified the IT infrastructure introduced by a preceding group. Primary research questions focused introducing and facilitating user-acceptance of the system. To obtain user feedback, interviews and surveys were utilized. In conclusion, RADAR was provided with a fully working and implemented system designed to boost communications throughout the organization.
Files	D05RADAR.pdf