Chris Fernandes and Sonja Copley

Mr. Bill Bowers

Government Economy

April 2nd, 2010

Sunny Daze RAP Executive Summary

Educational systems around the world lack control of the students and the

presence of modern technology. The SAT and ACT management of the testing

facilities is imperfect and therefore resulting in inaccurate statistics due to

cheating test takers writing and reading in between sections. The administration

in college testing facilities is underdeveloped by the lack of ability to be able to

watch all 300 students at once, causing students to be more likely to begin ahead

of time and continue after time has been called for the test. Technology in

classrooms is becoming scarce, affecting the learning process of the students by

depriving them of presentation and performance skills and abilities.

The Remote Activating Pen (RAP) will give teachers, instructors, and

professors an easier and better way to control test taking. A remote device

activates the body controller inside the pen. The cartridge inside the pen will

actuate turning on and off with every other activation. This will help instructors to

control when to start and stop a quiz or test for all students.

The design and development of the RAP is an accumulation of hundreds

of years of technological advances. Machinery, electronics, and radio study are

all put together to create new possibilities in the construction of new and helpful
products.

The goal of Sunny Daze is to supply education systems around the world

with affordable, efficient, and environmentally safe products. Instead of throwing

away old and used products, ink, and batteries, the customer can send in the

parts to Sunny Daze FillerUp Program. The FillerUp Program is designed to work

as a “cash-for-clunkers” program where the customer can exchange their former

purchases for new and upgraded products. The recycling process would be

executed so as to protect the environment from harmful wastes. Sunny Daze’s

new product, the Remote Activating Pen (RAP), is designed to aid professors in

the surveillance of testing facilities. The goal of Sunny Daze is to supply one

million of these new pens to schools and universities.