This document summarizes a student research project on improving parking at Florida State University. It addresses issues related to students, time, space, and location regarding parking. The researchers gathered data on student expectations of parking, problems experienced, parking frequency, travel time to class, time spent parked on campus, parking overflow, number of available spots, preferred improvements, location consistency, and preferred lot types. The conclusion discusses students' desired efforts for parking improvements and why addressing parking issues is important.

1. Student Parking at
Florida State University
Andrew Riley, Brandon Perkins, Cedric Zackery,
Carter Thompson, Cory Wilson

2. Research Question
“What efforts should be made to
improve parking at Florida State
University?”

3. Brief Overview
• Students
• Time
• Space
• Location
o Ishikawa Diagram
o Conclusion
o Questions?

4. Students
• Student Expectations of Parking.
• Problems with Parking.
• Student Parking Frequency.

5. Student Expectations of Parking

6. Problems with Parking
Are Students Late to Class due to
Parking?

7. Parking Frequency

8. Time
• Travel Time to Class.
• Hours Spent Parked on Campus.

9. Travel Time to Class

10. Time Parked on Campus

11. Space
• Parking Overflow
• Number of Spots
• Preferred Improvement

12. Parking Overflow

13. Number of Parking Spots

14. Preferred Improvement
Do you favor Parking
Expansion?
Why Yes?
• We need more
spots
Why No?
• Tuition would be
raised
• Parking isn’t that
bad

15. Location
• Location Consistency
• Preferred Lot Type

16. Location Consistency

17. Location Consistency

18. Location Consistency

19. Preferred Lot Type

20. Conclusion
• Students’ Desired Efforts for Parking
Improvements.
• Why it’s the right thing to do.

21. Conclusion

22. Questions?
Any Questions?