Contributions to the Research Project

 


1)I used gAI to do research on Electronic Identification cards.

2) I wrote the section on the existing RFID readers that our SIT laboratories.

3) I wrote the section on how our solution would benefit the Students and Staff. (Section 3) 

4) I did the  Evaluation section of the report where I state the evaluation of the proposed solution of implementing RFID technology into our SIT Laboratories. Despite the benefits of the proposed solution, I discussed the challenges of implementation.

5) I collaborated with Kawi do the proposed solution section.

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