Project number
25079
Organization
Bard Water District
Offering
ENGR498-F2024-S2025
The design team shall:
-determine best applicable performance metrics for the Bard California Irrigation Water District (BWD/the district) radio network, based on current and anticipated network purposes
-determine the differences, per each applicable performance metric, between actual current status, and desired future status
-recommend solutions, with options and rationale, to reconcile gaps between current performance, and future intended purposes
-prepare an executable implementation plan for the selected solution set
-prepare verification and validation test plans for the selected solution set
-render the end state system in computer-based simulation to demonstrate future state system operations and capabilities
-conduct and provide additional data collection, analysis, and reporting as required to support the sponsor’s requests for information
-publicly exhibit their work in the Engineering Design Day event on the University of Arizona main campus in Tucson, AZ, at the conclusion of the academic year
-close out the project at its conclusion, transitioning control to the Project Sponsor or their designated representative, encapsulated in a comprehensive Technical Data Package (TDP) and close out report including all intellectual property created through the project
-determine best applicable performance metrics for the Bard California Irrigation Water District (BWD/the district) radio network, based on current and anticipated network purposes
-determine the differences, per each applicable performance metric, between actual current status, and desired future status
-recommend solutions, with options and rationale, to reconcile gaps between current performance, and future intended purposes
-prepare an executable implementation plan for the selected solution set
-prepare verification and validation test plans for the selected solution set
-render the end state system in computer-based simulation to demonstrate future state system operations and capabilities
-conduct and provide additional data collection, analysis, and reporting as required to support the sponsor’s requests for information
-publicly exhibit their work in the Engineering Design Day event on the University of Arizona main campus in Tucson, AZ, at the conclusion of the academic year
-close out the project at its conclusion, transitioning control to the Project Sponsor or their designated representative, encapsulated in a comprehensive Technical Data Package (TDP) and close out report including all intellectual property created through the project