Q1- Assume you have been asked by the government of Egypt to design a new water supply source for the growing city of Cairo, the capital. This supply source should be able to support up to 3 million new residents for the city expected in the next decade, where each resident needs approximately 100 liters of water per day. This is early stage in the design process and your task is to do the conceptual design work up to identifying two alternative architectures.
Specifically, 1) Identify the key stakeholders for the system.
2) Develop a set of high-level requirements for the program (A minimum of 5 requirements) and connect them with relevant stakeholders.
3) Identify a minimum of 5 Measures of effectiveness for this system and clearly define each.
4) Design two (very) high level architectures for this program. In the design of these architectures you only need to identify the source(s) of water, the required treatment facilities, the additional distribution system to be built (if any, to connect the new system to the existing water supply system, which you can assume covers most parts of the city; and potentially to collect sewage, if relevant), and finally the ownership structure (e.g. public, private, publicprivate partnership, etc.). You do not need to evaluate the costs and benefits of these architectures or do a feasibility study. Feel free to use text and/or any appropriate architectural depiction tool to summarize your two proposed alternatives which together, should not exceed 1.5 pages.
Q2- Your goal in this exercise is to evaluate the costs and benefits of the passenger screening operations by Transportation Security Administration (TSA). This program is the largest part of TSA operations and is manifested in the security screening of passengers in the airports. You can ignore (assume intact) the other operations of TSA for this exercise.
A) First, identify the costs and benefits of the program as a list of items, for example a benefit would be…