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| Title: | The conceptual design of an e-fitness coaching system |
| Authors: | Wu, Wai Kit (吳偉杰) |
| Department: | Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management |
| Issue Date: | 2010 |
| Course: | MEEM4068 Project (Individual) |
| Programme: | Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management |
| Instructor: | Dr. Chuah, K.B. |
| Subjects: | Physical fitness -- Computer programs. |
| Citation: | Wu, W. K. (2010). The conceptual design of an e‐fitness coaching
system (Outstanding Academic Papers by Students (OAPS)).
Retrieved from City University of Hong Kong, CityU Institutional
Repository. |
| Abstract: | While people claim that technology leads to sedentary life style, technology also opens the door
for all kinds of health-related gadgets. This project sets out to develop such an e-fitness gadget
and its complementary sub-systems. We term this system SelFit. Chapter 4 of this report details
the idea generation and conceptual design of this personal e-fitness coaching system for physical
fitness training. SelFit is conceived as a contactless smart card based system, which aims to
physically and psychologically support user’s fitness training program. SelFit can act as a virtual
personal tutor to coach user, and plays a role of virtual training partner to give support and
motivation throughout the training period. SelFit is equipped with various features, which
improve user’s exercising experience and make physical training more interesting. Furthermore,
SelFit is a smart system that can help to enhance the efficiency and convenience of the training
centre with RFID technology. It can perform the functions of access control and e-payment.
Chapter 5, 6 and 7 of this report document the SelFit system analysis, design process and
considerations using Use Case Diagram and Structured Analysis and Design Technique (SADT).
A waterfall system development life cycle model is followed to handle the complexity of this
development work. The complete SelFit system is presented in a Three Tier Model, namely the
Presentation Tier of S-Coach, S-Reader and web-interface; the Logic Tier of a Host Computer
and the complementary Data Tier of a SelFit database. This conceptual study demonstrates the
feasibility as well as a sound basis for the physical development of the SelFit system. |
| Appears in Collections: | OAPS - Dept. of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management
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