Introduction

[Replace this Note with an Introduction. The introduction should be approximately one-or two paragraph of between 250 and 500 words. The introduction needs to:

1. Summarize the details of the project and briefly describe the important content from your paper.
2. Briefly describe the Smart System and Smart Sub-Systems from your research.
3. Explain what Problem your paper will address (i.e. why develop the Smart system).
4. Introduce any other concepts or content specific to your paper.]

Requirements

[Remove this note and the example in row #3 below . Complete the research and evaluate the literature to create a list of Requirements based on the topic details.]

Smart Home System
Rqmt #	Smart Sub-System	Requirement Statement (short statement on what the system must do, should do or can do)
example	HVAC	Smart thermostats must learn clients temperature preferences and establish a schedule that automatically adjusts temperatures when clients are asleep or away.
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Smart Sub-System Name of Sub-System

[Remove this note and enter the name of the sub-system in the heading above. Include details about the Smart Sub-System and technology that can be used. Copy this section to describe each Sub-System separately.

Complete the following:

• Briefly describe the Smart Sub-System (example: what are the components of an HVAC system that support Smart technology)
• What Smart technology was discovered in the research that could be applied to the Sub-System (example: Smart Thermostats, like NEST, use the customers WiFi to program and manage the smart devices remotely. They also allow periodic software updates to empower energy-saving features while providing consumption reports to help customers manage the device.)

Conclusion

[Remove this note. Summarize what was discovered in the literature review and content of this paper. Identify any significant findings that should be noted by others performing the same task.]

References

Last Name, F. M. (Year). Article Title. Journal Title, Pages From - To. Retrieved from 'enter the URL here'

Last Name, F. M. (Year). Book Title. City Name: Publisher Name.

[Remove this not before submitting. References must be in Alphabetic order by authors last name. If there is no name, create a short name. I highly recommend that you use the Reference Tab in WORD to create References and then Cite these references and add the Bibliography/Reference page at the end of the document.

1. Click Manage Sources, click New and enter details for each reference. Make sure the Style is set to APA before creating a new reference.
2. Find each area with your paper where you want to cite a reference and Click Insert Citation to choose the reference.
3. Create a blank page at the end of your paper and Click Bibliography and Click Insert Bibliography.