The document summarizes an app created by Tuskegee students called the Tuskegee Academic Calendar. The app makes the Tuskegee academic calendar more accessible to the public by presenting it in an easier to use format. It was created to help Tuskegee students stay informed about academic events. Developing the app presented challenges around collecting information, programming, design, and keeping the calendar current. Ethics around accuracy, permissions, and avoiding copying were also considered.

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2. App Overview- Tuskegee Academic Calender
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The Tuskegee Academic Calender is a faster, more appealing
app that is easily accessible to the public, which is presented in
the same format as the previous Tuskegee academic calender,
just a lot easier to access.

3. Challenges
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Collecting information
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Programming and planning
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Designing
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Connecting it to the United Nations millennium goals
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Target optimum considerations

4. Global Implications
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Keeping people well informed is a problem in a knowledge based
economy
Computer applications allow consumers to produce tools for other
consumers
This app was created by Tuskegee students to help other Tuskegee
students stay informed about academic events on campus

5. Technology Challenges
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Keeping information current and up to date
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Integrating the information with other calenders

6. Ethics
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We must include accurate information to be ethical
We have to let our customers know that our information was
based on a previous Tuskegee calender on the website
We must ensure that we do not profit from Tuskegee colors
without permission
Ensure that we do not copy or trademark any other Tuskegee
symbol or calender app symbol, so that we do not come in
conflict with the government or any other organizations

7. References
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www.tuskegee.edu
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www.un.org/millenniumgoals