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Wireless Solutions for FHSU Campus: Research, Analysis, and Recommendations

Join us as we research and analyze wireless services for FHSU campus. We explored messaging systems, tested phones, and assessed signal strength in multiple buildings. Discover our findings and recommendations for a seamless wireless experience on campus.

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Wireless Solutions for FHSU Campus: Research, Analysis, and Recommendations

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  1. TAZOSCellular Consulting Tyler Zachary, Arieh Levy, Zach Horton, Ora Mayes, & Satoko Nagai Advised By Michael Sisto IBM Consultant Wireless Broadband

  2. Introduction • Emphasis – Tiger Phone • Continuation of last years group • Concept behind Tiger Phone • Main goal: research, analyze, and create solution

  3. Background Research • Researched possible services • Messaging, LBS, etc. • Wireless infrastructures • Cellular Providers • Four local providers • Possible services to offer FHSU

  4. Services Provided • Services Provided • Messaging Services • SMS, CBS, USSD, EMS, & MMS • Other services • Location Base Service (LBS) • LBS messaging for Forsyth Library, Memorial Union, etc. • Wireless Infrastructure • GPRS, GSM, & CDMA

  5. Cellular Providers • Scheduled meetings with providers • Meet with all four local providers in the area • Meetings included: Unicel, Nex-Tech, Westlink, & Alltel • Discussed services that they offered • Conclude which provider offer requested services • Tested phones for various features

  6. Phones • Low end phones to high end phones • PDA keyboards vs. phone keys • Battery life • Features • Size

  7. Signal Testing • Sampled campus • 8 buildings • Tomanek Hall, Rarick Hall, Forsyth Library Hall, Memorial Union, Gross Memorial Coliseum, McMindes Hall, Custer Hall, & Sheridan Hall • Over 40 Floors tested total • Color coordinated • Patterns in signal strength

  8. Signal Strength Legend • Red is excellent signal strength • Yellow is the cut off for usable signal • Green and Blue shows a lack of sufficient signal

  9. Forsyth Library Basement

  10. Rarick Hall 1st Floor

  11. Rarick Hall 2nd Floor

  12. Rarick Hall 3rd Floor

  13. Tomanek Hall 1st Floor

  14. Conclusion & Experience • Conclusion • Issues • Background: • Benefits • What we learned: • Wireless Infrastructures • Messaging Systems • Carriers • Signal test

  15. Video Advertisement • 1 minute advertisement Presented by Satoko Nagai

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