Transient stellar objects, such as the recently discovered fast radio bursts, are objects in the universe that release a huge amount of energy in a very short time. They cannot be detected easily with conventional optical or radio telescopes unless the telescopes happen to be pointing in the right direction. A new type of radio telescope, coined antenna array, consists of multiple antennas pointing in a fixed direction can watch a wide patch of the sky continuously. As a result, antenna array can detect transient stellar objects relatively easily. Furthermore, using the technique called beamforming, the antenna array can provide information about the direction of the transient stellar object. This project will focus on the design and construction of an antenna array as well as data analysis once the telescope is set up for observation.