Date of Defense
4-22-2004
Department
Computer Science
First Advisor
Dr. Michael Tarn
Second Advisor
Dr. Muhammad Razi
Third Advisor
George Kohrman
Abstract
This research aims to identify relevant factors for conducting a student survey aimed to evaluate Western Michigan University's wireless network. A detailed background of wireless networks and of WMU's wireless computing is included in this study. Also included are other universities' wireless practices and other reviews about WMU's wireless campus. Through research and review five factors have been identified for indicating how users perceive WMU's wireless campus. Isolating the factors has helped to develop a well-rounded survey for the Haworth Business College student body. Two hundred students will participate revealing the satisfaction of students using the wireless network. This research has revealed many findings about WMU's wireless computing environment. These findings will aid administrators in making decisions regarding wireless computing. It will also provide a guide for other universities who wish to assemble a student satisfaction survey to empower the student body in rating the usability of the wireless environment.
Recommended Citation
Wiley, Noelle, "User Perception of WMU Wireless Computing" (2004). Honors Theses. 1506.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/honors_theses/1506
Access Setting
Honors Thesis-Campus Only