Exploring MANETS to Provide Connected Transportation Services at Crosswalks; How Does Appification Influence Sociopolitical Progress
Rodal, Jacob, School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Virginia
Shen, Haiying, EN-Comp Science Dept, University of Virginia
JACQUES, RICHARD, EN-Engineering and Society, University of Virginia
My technical work and my STS research are related through their shared interest in mobile application technology. My technical project describes the implementation of a mobile application that provides connected transportation services at crosswalks, which could greatly increase the safety and efficiency of surface transportation. My STS research explores how the biasing of modern product design towards app-based solutions affects sociopolitical progress. Mobile technology is ubiquitous and software engineering is both costly and time consuming. Thus, it is important for engineering teams to understand the possible effects of a mobile application solution when solving a problem so that they can properly gauge whether or not it is the best route to pursue.
BS (Bachelor of Science)
MANET, MANETS, Networking, Application, Software, Appification, Transportation
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Technical Advisor: Haiying Shen
STS Advisor: RICHARD JACQUES
Technical Team Members: Jacob Rodal
English
2020/12/04
