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Table of Figures______________________________________________________________iii
Executive Summary___________________________________________________________iv
Project Overview______________________________________________________________v
Background_____________________________________________________________v
Problem Statement_______________________________________________________v
Problem Description______________________________________________________v
Rationale______________________________________________________________vi
Scope_________________________________________________________________vii
Limitation_____________________________________________________________vii
Methodology________________________________________________________________viii
Primary Research______________________________________________________viii
Student surveys__________________________________________________viii
Interview_______________________________________________________viii
Secondary Research ____________________________________________________viii
Alternative System Research________________________________________viii
Primary Research Results______________________________________________________x
Students Surveys Result___________________________________________________x
Survey Question 1 Analysis________________________________________________x
Survey Question 2 Analysis________________________________________________xi
Survey Question 3 Analysis_______________________________________________xii
Survey Question 4 Analysis______________________________________________xiii
Survey Question 5 Analysis______________________________________________xiv
Survey Question 6 Analysis_______________________________________________xv
Survey Question 7 Analysis______________________________________________xvi
Survey Question 8 Analysis_____________________________________________xvii
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Bibliography: “College planning and management” Online. Internet. May 2004. Available www.peterli.com/cpm/resources/articles/archive.php?article_id=681 Information from the college planning and management was used in defining some solution to the parking problem on college campuses “Solutions to reduce campus parking” Online. Internet. 24 February 2010. Available Information from this article was utilized in the advantages and disadvantages of the Rideshare and Peay pick up programs “my.umbc.edu/discussions/5543” Onlinr. Internet. 23 October 2012. Available Information from the this discussion article was used in determining students opinions through their comments
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