Testing the Hypothesis, Part 1
1) The opportunity I have chosen to pursue is that parking on the University of Florida campus is very inefficient for students. It is hard for students who live on campus to find spots in the lots that are closest to their housing. The lots are small and there is no way to tell whether a lot is full or not unless you go directly to the lot. Off campus students also have no way to tell whether lots are full or not. 2) a. The who: Students who live and park on campus and students who commute and park on campus b. The what: They are unable to efficiently find parking. c. The why: The lots are too small and there is no system for students to identify whether a lot is full or not except by driving to the lot. 3) a. Testing the who: There are other campuses that have this need besides the University of Florida. I think some on campus students don’t really have this problem if they live in areas with lots of student parking near them. Some examples of areas...