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  1. Age: 17-22 years old
  2. Education: Candidate for Bachelor’s/Master’s degree at MIT (and thus generally proficient in verbal/mathematics skills)
  3. Experience: ##  
    1. Housing: Anywhere from 0 months to a few years of desk working experience
    2. Technology: Generally computer-literate. Comfortable with operating/exploring desktop software (on Windows at least), web applications, and mobile applications.
  4. Usage: Deals with residential information (e.g., extremely static information like a resident’s room number or forwarding address as well as transient information like what items a student currently has on loan) on a normal basis.

Goals

  1. House Managers## Managers
    1. Easily charge residents fees and monitor monetary transactions with residents
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    1. Easily enable/disable student access to dormitories via students’ ID cards.
    2. Eliminate work redundancy (e.g., in maintaining consistent resident information) across disparate systems, each responsible for handling different housing functions.
  2. Desk Worker## Worker
    1. Efficiently read and update static resident information (e.g., student room number, forwarding address, etc.)  to handle student needs (e.g., redirecting mail to students’ forwarding addresses when students are absent).
    2. Efficiently read and update transient resident information (e.g., what items a student has on loan, what packages are available for said resident, etc.) for handling other student needs (e.g., checking in/out packages, etc.).

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