PRG/211
April 1, 2013
Abstract
Team “B” has worked on a proposal that develops a user-friendly program that helps the end-users simplify home maintenance projects. Using resources such as program development, modular programming, and coding, documenting, Array structure, and testing programs the team has developed an array structure home maintenance checklist. Home maintenance is important for most individuals regardless if he or she rents or owns a home, townhouse, or apartment. According to the article “Healthy home maintenance checklist” “a healthy home is one that is constructed, maintained, and rehabilitated in a manner that is conducive to good occupant health” (National Healthy Homes Training Center and Network). Different home maintenance activities are best performed in specific seasons. The team has developed a more efficient method to maintaining a healthy home and environment. The developed application will focus on interior and exterior home maintenance.
Home Maintenance
Home Maintenance Proposal Home maintenance problems may become unsafe and costly if problems are not taken care of in an appropriate manner, and time frame. The most economical way to protect an individual’s dwelling is with continuing and preventive maintenance. Spending time and money currently may help evade costly repairs and improve an individual’s home’s ability to with stand natural vulnerabilities. Constant maintenance helps individuals avoid costly repairs, improves energy efficiency, it prolongs the life of major systems, appliances, and preserves the home’s value. A regular schedule of seasonal maintenance is the best way to protect an individual’s home and stop the most common and costly problems, before the problems occur. Establishing a routine, individuals will find the work is easier to accomplish and not as time-consuming. There are simple solutions to maintaining the
References: Drake, E., & Venit, S. (2011). Prelude to programming: Concepts and design (5th ed.). Boston, MA: Addison-Wesley. Healthy home maintenance checklist National Healthy Homes Training Center and Network Retrieved from: http://www.hud.gov/offices/lead/library/hhi/Healthy_Housing_CheckList.pdf