Kelly Virtual School - Case Study Example

The first issue is that the audiovisual equipment, the keyboard, and the mouse went missing without breakages into the building. Secondly, thieves stole several computers from the computer lab by breaking in through the door windows on the exterior stairwell. AssumptionsSecurity cameras, door windows with metal instead of glass, sensor gadgets, lighting the rear stairwell, and alarms will not exceed $5000 in cost. Course of ActionCOA 1Install cameras in the TV roomCOA 2 Install cameras in the libraryCOA 3 Install cameras in the computer labCOA 4 Install cameras on the rear stairwellCOA 5 Install sensor gadget in the door of the TV roomCOA 6 Install sensor gadget in the door of the computer labCOA 7 Install sensor gadget in the doors of the libraryCOA 8 Mount computers on permanent metal frames in the computer roomCOA 9 Mount the audiovisual equipment on a permanent metal frameCOA 10 Mount the keyboard on a permanent metal barCOA 11 Install an alarm in the rear doorsCOA 12 Install lighting over the rear doorsThe base price must be less than 5000 U.S. dollarsThe money must be divided to fit all the needsMust have a minimum of 4 camerasMust have a minimum of 3 sensor gadgetsMust have an alarmCriteriaCost.

Defined as the number of dollars to buy equipment including metals. Less is better. $ 1000Electricity. Defined as the amount of payment for electricity per year. More is better. $ 2000Maintenance. Defined as the number of dollars that will be spent in maintaining the cameras, lighting bulbs, and sensor gadgets. More is better. $ 1000AnalysisCOA 12 failed the criteria because it will exceed the $5000 limitConclusionThe course of action for putting lighting in the rear doors did not meet the criteria regarding cost and was eliminated from consideration.

The remaining courses of action were put on the evaluation criteria of cost and maintenance that meet the safety standardRecommendationAll the cameras, sensing gadgets, and the alarm should be bought and installed.