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    A Mobile Application for a Growing Utica Comets Community

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    Author
    MacIntosh, Jessica
    Kahn, Russel; Adviser
    Schneider, Steven; Reviewer
    Keyword
    Information Design and Technology
    Utica Comets
    Mobile Applications
    Hockey
    Community
    Social Identification
    Human-Centered Design
    Hierarchy of Needs
    Sports Marketing
    Hockey Fans
    American Hockey League
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    2016-05-01
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/970
    Abstract
    This research project is a prototype of a mobile application that would be dedicated to the Utica Comet hockey community and its team through the use of special fan features to give the area a sense of belonging. The development of this application uses the human-centered design theory as well a hierarchy of needs, which were incorporated into the design of the app. The mobile app was created using a web design program within the Adobe Creative Suite. This research paper looks into the need to clarify the concepts of community, belonging and social identification within the sport of hockey. As the target users, their needs and wants are determined. It then details the concepts of creating an app, which are assessed and applied to the prototype.
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    A Master’s Project Presented to School of Arts and Science State University of New York Polytechnic Institute Utica, NY In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Master of Science Degree in Information Design and Technology.
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