A Campus Information Providing System for Cellular Phone Using Agents

A Campus Information Providing System for Cellular Phone Using Agents

Akio Koyama, Leonard Barolli, Zixue Chen
Copyright: © 2004 |Pages: 10
DOI: 10.4018/jdet.2004010104
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Abstract

In this paper, a Campus Information Providing System (CIPS) for cellular phones is proposed. By using this system, the search time to find the necessary information in the campus is reduced. Users can access the system using the cellular phone terminal and by clicking the links or by inserting a keyword in the form from which they can easily get the campus information. The system has four agents that deal with Web information required by users, Net News, the student’s login state, campus navigation, and the filtering of the received campus information for cellular phone terminal. Therefore, the proposed system can provide different media information to a cellular phone. By using the proposed system, the users are able to get the information anywhere and anytime. The system performance was evaluated using a questionnaire. From the questionnaire results, we found that the system was able to show the required information. However, the system operation should be improved and the information content should be shown better.

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