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<Bachelor of Science in Information Technology>
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ABSTRACT
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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
Project Context
learning. Bulacan College of Commerce and Trade is one of the private senior high
student, a single announcement is important for knowing the updated and reliable
information in accurate way. It will give a big advantage to the student especially
to the student who is far in their school that may help to lessen their time and to
save transportation expense. In simple viewing of grades, it may help the student
to retrieve their grades easily, and their grades will be surely confidential because
only student will know grades using their own account. Every student required to
Commerce and Trade (BCCT) webportal. The design and development of the
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and subject teacher to access and receive accurate and updated information from
this website.
their school administration, make the students view their grades in an efficient way,
and to be accessed from anywhere, which enables the teachers, students, and the
new students.
information.
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The admin can create, delete and edit an another admin account or
The admin has the authority to edit and delete students accounts.
The admin has also the authority to edit and delete teachers
accounts.
The admin has also the authority to edit and delete the grades of a
students
The admin only could add a subject, events, school year and
semester
grades.
school.
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Limitations
Only admin can create student account and subject teacher account.
Only student of BCCT can download a file and view their grades.
CHAPTER II
(Taddeo C.Barnes A. 2016) the school websites are providing education settings
with the opportunity to transform and enhance the schooling experience. However,
school with an avenue for delivering innovation in teaching and learning, and
Foreign Literature
national knowledge for generations to come has been successfully made available
through a domain-specific web crawler for years. However, that kind of crawler still
misses many foreign language web pages that are also related to the nation. In
this paper, we propose a new crawling approach to collect national related web
pages written in a foreign language, especially the English web pages that relate
related web pages from their same longest directory paths. Rather than exploring
we train an ensemble classifier with several features to predict the relevancy of the
website segments. The most relevant website segments in the crawling frontier
are then enqueuer to download. Preliminary experiments on the real web space
show that this approach can provide better promising harvest results than the
education project of University by (Rong H, Hou R 2012) in this study they intend
ultimate goal is to design user-friendly interfaces or functions which are easy and
convenient for all kinds of users to operate. The purpose of this paper is to add to
the knowledge about how to design websites that are stress-free, easy to navigate
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and relevant to children's learning needs in the Website usability: the case of
grading practices: Meaning and values assigned (Sun Y, Cheng L2014) in this
study explores the meaning Chinese secondary school English language teachers
associate with the grades they assign to their students, and the value judgements
they make in grading. Four steps in grading reform (Guskey T, Jung L.2012) the
School leaders have become increasingly aware of the tremendous variation that
exists in grading practices, even among teachers of the same courses in the same
Local Literature
2012) the applicant and most especially the school itself, Holy Redeemer School
opened first time on 1998. As the time passes, the school continues to grow; the
teachers are having a hard time in recording grade due to increase in enrolled
based system. This system will aid the existing problem in using the manual
redundancy. Added problem is the records are important and because of that, data
are needed to be stored safely and properly, but the existing system doesn’t have
biometrics to fully protect the records. They store grades of a student on a class
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record book. This doesn’t assure that the files are safely stored. In our proposed
system, the grades are properly stored in a compact database and it has security
that will help the school protect the student’s grades. And also, the system will help
the students update about their grades on a computer where the program will be
installed. It will guide them on how to manage their time so they can focus on their
subjects that are difficult for them to understand. The K-12 Online Grading System
(Isidro L. Duran 2013) is one of the major tasks of elementary school teachers in
line with K-12 basic education curriculum is to keep academic records of pupils,
encoding, storing, retrieving, and editing. The Rise of the Online Advertising and
it’s impact on the Future (Concha, J.V.Soler, J.C 2012) the future of print
advertising and circulation. With the growth of digital media in advanced countries
and the decline in newspaper readership, many newspapers have ceased to exist
Blasabas, Rica P., Reyes, Paul Adrian S.2013) it would be a new way of record
Desiderio 2012) in the businesses urged to use the internet for promoting their
products and services as more consumers are going online to research before
making purchases.
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CHAPTER III
Conceptual Framework
develop) = ₱ 10,000.00
Printer = ₱ 3,500.00
Set of Ink
Ink = ₱ 1,500.00
= 45,840.00 - ₱ 41,000.00
= ₱ 86,840.00
years
= ₱ 86,840.00 x 1 / (1+12/100)
= ₱ 102,478.62 - ₱391,000.00
= ₱ 288,521.38
Payback Period
= ₱ 391,000.00 / 28,428.57
= ₱ 13.75 x 12
= ₱ 165.0452344244
location or close online collaboration of all team members, as well as daily face-
The product owner represents the voice of the customer; and is accountable
for ensuring that the team delivers value to the business. The development team
(the sprint goal). Scrum is facilitated by a scrum master, who is accountable for
removing impediments to the ability of the team to deliver the product goals and
deliverables.
Each sprint starts with a sprint planning event that aims to define a sprint
backlog, identify the work for the sprint, and make an estimated forecast for the
sprint goal. Each sprint ends with a sprint review and sprint retrospective, that
Scrum emphasizes working product at the end of the sprint that is really
done. In the case of software, this likely includes that the software has been fully
Testing Procedures
Unit Testing
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also the teachers’ information to the web portal, in order to create an account. The
Integration Testing
assure that there is no more major error to be encountered by the proponents. The
proponents launched the project and tested each buttons and inspected each of
the contents. The proponents inspect for any bugs or errors that can happen during
application runtime.
Compatibility Testing
The proponents assured that the proposed system is compatible with any
browser application. The system runs and compatible wherever you are with the
Stress Testing
The proposed system has been through in stress test and the result is that
the system can surpass any stress test. The system has been test not just by the
Performance Testing
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The performance of the proposed system is just right for the client’s wants
and other users that will navigate the system. The performance of the system
has been test by the random people that will visit the website.
Load Testing
System Testing
The system testing has been done first part of making a system. Every
function of the system has been test before the proponents compiled the whole
proposed system.
Acceptance Testing
The testing has been done in this part is just right for the clients wants. The
validations, details used and the words used in this system is all acceptable for the
clients. The proponents also distributed evaluation tools to the facilitator to know if
CHAPTER IV
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(Refer to the sample below for the content of the results and discussion)
Likert Scale
Rating Description
5 Excellent
4 Very Good
3 Good
2 Fair
1 Poor
The table represents the range of mean and its corresponding interpretation
together with a descriptive rating from the evaluation instrument for the system
evaluation according to the five criteria previously mentioned in the project paper.
The gathered data was tabulated and analyzed. To interpret the results, the
researchers used this formula to get the average value or the mean for each given
criteria:
M=∑fx
N
Where:
M = mean
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Table 3
Reference Table to Obtain Mean Value Scores
Range of Descriptive
Mean Rating
4.51 – 5.00 Excellent
3.51 – 4.50 Very Good
2.51 – 3.50 Good
1.51 – 2.50 Fair
1.00 – 1.50 Poor
Results
The results for the initial system evaluation are shown below:
Table 4
Table for Functionality (initial)
Functionality Mean Descriptive Rating
Functions are appropriate to specifications 4.67 Excellent
Functions are correct 4.42 Very Good
Software can interact with other components or 4.33 Very Good
systems
Adherence to standards. 4.50 Very Good
Provision for security requirements. 4.50 Very Good
TOTAL 4.48 Very Good
The table shows the criterion for the functionality of the system. The total
mean for the said criterion is 4.48, equivalent to a rating of Very Good. The
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evaluators observed that the system is easy and convenient to operate, therefore
Table 5
Table for Reliability (initial)
Reliability Mean Descriptive Rating
Absence of failures. 4.17 Very Good
Ability to withstand and recover from component 4.25 Very Good
failure.
Ability to bring back a failed system to full 4.33 Very Good
operation, including data and network
connections.
Ability to produce correct computations, output 4.67 Excellent
and reports.
TOTAL 4.35 Very Good
The criterion focuses on how reliable the system is. The total mean for this
criterion is 4.35, equivalent to a rating of Very Good. The evaluators observed that
generating reports.
Table 6
Table for Usability (initial)
Usability Mean Descriptive Rating
Ease of which the systems functions can be 4.83 Excellent
understood.
Learning effort for different users, i.e. novice, 4.75 Excellent
expert, casual etc.
Ability of the software to be easily operated by 4.67 Excellent
a given user in a given environment.
Provision for comfort and convenience. 4.67 Excellent
TOTAL 4.73 Excellent
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The table above is mainly about the system’s usability, the ease of use of
the system and its being user-friendly. The criterion’s total mean is 4.73 with its
Table 7
Table for Maintainability (initial)
Maintainability Mean Descriptive Rating
Ability to identify the root cause of a failure within 4.33 Very Good
the software
Software adjusts well to different screen 4.08 Very Good
dimensions, color depths, and font sizes.
Different interfaces can be chosen to suit
beginners and more advanced users.
Characterizes the sensitivity to change of a given 4.33 Very Good
system.
TOTAL 4.25 Very Good
The criterion focuses on the maintainability of the system. The total mean
for this criterion is 4.25, equivalent to a rating of Very Good. The evaluators advised
that the system should improve its maintainability particularly the systems’ screen
Table 8
Table for Portability (initial)
Portability Mean Descriptive Rating
Ability of the system to change to new 4.33 Very Good
specifications or operating environments.
Are there different options available for 4.58 Excellent
installation? Is software easy to install?
Ease of exchanging given software component 4.50 Very Good
within a specified environment and system
coupling.
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The criterion focuses on the portability of the system. The total mean for
this criterion is 4.50, equivalent to a rating of Very Good. The system was
Table 9
The criterion focuses on the maintainability of the system. The total mean
for this criterion is 4.56, equivalent to a rating of Excellent. The researchers met
the expectations of the evaluators regarding the training and documentation of the
system.
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Table 10
The total rating for the final system evaluation is 4.48, equiv alent
CHAPTER V
REFERENCES
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APPENDICES
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User’s Guide
Evaluation Tool