EOS Project

Introduction

This research is based on the study of how wireless networking systems have affected the modern day society. It draws comparisons between the periods which wireless systems of network never existed and the current system when the wireless system has dominated major sectors. It hence critically analyses the trends in the use of the wireless networking systems in relation to human activities. The proposal hence draws into context major aspects and various fronts of how wireless networking systems are set up in daily activities in various sectors of human endeavors.

Background of the Study

The study has been highly motivated by the fact that there is a widespread usage of wireless networking worldwide which tentatively is growing at alarming rate overtaking most of the present day innovation. The study hence focuses on the major aspects of wireless networking and their application in various fields which are growing at an enormous rate. It hence brings on board the aspect of how the system is used in controlling various activities in different sectors. It addresses the aspect of how secure wireless system is in data management other than alternative ways. The study is therefore highly motivated by the fact that most of the current innovation must embrace wireless networking for their success hence a need to have a deep check in the issue and ascertain why such considerations are ideal.

Hypothesis

The main aspect of the research is to study the aspects of wireless networking in various sectors. The research therefore reflects on how wireless networking systems is useful in controlling various activities in various premises. The research hence is also aimed at analyzing the advantages and the disadvantages of using the system. Its therefore objected at reviewing the changes that have been enhanced by wireless systems of networking in the modern day society.

The Study Design

Since the research addresses quite a number of issues in the society, various study techniques are to be used. Amongst the designs are use of direct interviews, use of paper questionnaires, observations and snow-balling. The target for interviews shall mainly be the Human Resource Managers of various organizations in quest to find out how the wireless networking has affected their management tasks. Other target population shall be university student in quest to find out how they find the system in their research as well as other learning complements and processes. The research shall be conducted in both rural and urban centers to determine which areas embrace the system more than others and why. Some of the common questions to be asked are as follows:

1) Is wireless networking useful in your daily activities?

A-YES

B-NO

2) How often do you use wireless networking?

A-ALWAYS

B-SOMETIMES

C-NEVER

3) Would you recommend someone to use wireless networking in their organization?

A-YES

B-NO

4) Do you have plans of embracing deeper in the wireless networking?

A- YES

B-NO

5) On a scale of 1-10 rate the importance of wireless networking where 10 is excellent and 1 is very poor

Justification

The research is indeed ideal in the fact that there is an increasing usage of wireless networking in various institutions as well as different organizations. Use of wireless networking has also been on the rise on personal levels where homestead has embraced the systems for various reasons. The research therefore brings on board quite number of considerations basing on the usage of the system.

Conclusion

Wireless networking has in the recent part played a central role in the modernization of societies in the current world. It has greatly influenced the dynamism of societies and cultures and played a role in the designing the world into a global village through quick access of information worldwide. The research hence does accumulates data and very ideal information on the use and importance of wireless networking in the modern day society.

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