Smart and Sustainable City Experience on Smart Campus: A Case Study from Hassan Ist University
Asian Journal of Research in Computer Science · pp. 43–55 · Published 1 Mar 2024
10.9734/ajrcos/2024/v17i5437Abstract
The desire to meet the demands of regional competition requires cities to adopt new patterns of urban management. In this sense, the trend at the global level is to use smart city standards by investing in the digital transformation of various public services in cities. In recent years, many efforts have been made in many Moroccan cities to improve their attractiveness by being part of the process of upgrading and enhancing their territories through the implementation of major infrastructure projects and the digitalization of urban administrations. This study was conducted to examine the feasibility of a smart campus as a discounted smart city, and it relies on the dissemination of a quantitative survey, via a questionnaire (live and online), supplemented by a qualitative survey based on focus group methodology. We have gained a broader perspective that allowed us to understand the reality of things on campus. The study also showed that there are many efforts that the university must take in conjunction with developing its plan to advance Hassan I University to the ranks of smart universities. This article is part of a study proposing a strategy for developing the campus of Hassan I University of Settat to be a smart one.
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