Make the raw data that helped define the requirements accessible to clients and other interested parties. You can, for instance, provide raw data from user surveys in an appendix to your proposal, and you can cite in a References page those government publications from which you determined community requirements. The site requires no more than 8 hours a month of maintenance It is able to run on both Internet Explorer 3.0 and later, and Netscape 4.0 and later The site should be appealing to students. The site should be fun to use. Students can post messages and start message threads Students can easily find answers to questions.
Students can collaborate or get faculty help with their work.
Students will be able to find faculty experts Students will be able to express themselves freely. The site should be appealing to faculty. Faculty can use it for identifying and contacting students Faculty can access it easily and quickly from home Students will not be able to intrude on faculty with instant messaging. Faculty will not be offended by content. The site should help McCormick increase student involvement.