Design Report on how to improve universities hole puncher

Design Report on how to improve universities hole puncher

Report has to be made on warrior hole punch model # 33051.Please read instructions attached!Thank you!

Class :Aviation Human Factors(ergonomics)

From instructor:

Requirements Your group will find an example of poor human factors design, identify the deficits, and recommend improvements to the design. The poor design must be physically located within 20 miles of one of the group members. Finding a poor design on the internet is not acceptable. Using the at least one primary source, the text, and class information, identify the deficit and recommend improvements to the design. You must defend your critique with appropriate research literature. You will need to start your literature review immediately so that you have time to acquire the books and articles. Your group will need to write a report describing the errors in the design and recommended improvements. You must provide literary support (e.g. cite a principle from the textbook) for each error identified. What are the written report requirements? The written report must be at least five pages, double spaced in the APA format (http://apastyle.apa.org/). A coversheet and a reference list must be added to the five pages. You must site at least one primary source in your report. A primary source is an article published in a professional journal. This means the primary source is not a web page. You can use a journal article that is retrieved from an online source. I recommend using the Ebsohost search engine to find a primary source. Please ask me if you have questions about the primary source. You must have at least three sources referenced for the paper. This includes your primary source. The other two sources may include internet sources. Unless I grant prior permission, I will not accept internet sources as a reference unless the site ends in .gov, .org, or .edu.

Report has to be made on warrior hole punch model # 33051.This is whats wrong with it: the hole-punching machine used for putting lanyard-friendly holes in student ID cards (which every freshman every year must do…) is notoriously difficult to use correctly, and often results in ruining the card by punching the hole in slightly the wrong place and ruining the RFID functionality of the card. My idea is that we redesign this to be more user friendly.The current flaw is that there is no way to tell if you have the card in the correct place before pressing down and punching the hole, often resulting in punching out the