BAHÁNDÌAN - Institutional Repository of Central Philippine University
Not a member yet
3383 research outputs found
Sort by
การวิเคราะห์โพสต์บนเฟซบุกของผู้สมัครรับเลือกตั้งชิงต าแหน่งประธานาธิบดีประเทศฟิลิปปินส์ ในช่วงการหาเสียงเลือกตั้ง ค.ศ. 2022
Abstract onlyThe 2022 Philippine National Election witnessed a significant shift in political communications and campaigning strategies due to the utilization of Facebook. Utilizing the Facebook posts of Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr. and Maria Leonor “Leni” Robredo during the election period, this study conducted a quantitative research approach employing content analysis to explore the candidates' use of the platform, including the prevalent themes, types of media employed, frequency of posting, and the level of engagement through comments, shares, and reactions. Results of this study showed that Robredo posted more than Marcos, yet both candidates posted majorly proliferated posts focusing on "Election Campaigns and Political Advertisements." The prevailing media formats used by both candidates are a combination of text and photos, aligning with digital literacy, especially in creating and communicating digital content through multimedia. Marcos introduced vlogs with text, and Robredo experimented with Text, Photos, Video, and Links. As the election date drew closer, both candidates intensified their Facebook posting activities, with Robredo maintaining a high posting frequency, surpassing Marcos in this regard. However, Marcos achieved greater user engagement, primarily attributable to disparities in their respective followership sizes. User engagement predominantly manifested as reactions, with distinct patterns observed in the frequency of comments and shares between the two candidates.Includes bibliographical referencesMaster of Arts in Information Studie
Acceptance and hesitancy towards COVID-19 vaccine among parents with children aged 12 to 17 years old in Iloilo City
Full text availableNumerous people have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and with the availability of the COVID-19 vaccine, a number of inferences, perceptions, and attitudes have emerged that have led other people to be hesitant about the vaccine. This descriptive-correlational study was conducted to determine the COVID-19 vaccine acceptance and hesitancy of parents with children aged 12 to 17 years old in Iloilo City. Data were gathered using a researcher developed questionnaire from 158 parents with children aged 12-17 years old of Brgy. Zamora-Milleza, City Proper, Iloilo City who were chosen using the accidental or convenience sampling method. Descriptive analysis of simple frequency counts and percentage and inferential analysis of Chi-square test were utilized. Most of the respondents were females, belonging to the age category of 46 to 55 years old, Roman Catholic, college graduate, married, with a monthly income of P10, 01.00-P50,000.00, fully vaccinated, and are mothers. The majority of parents with children aged 12-17 years old have a high level of COVID-19 vaccine acceptance and were less hesitant towards their children receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. Furthermore, religion, civil status, vaccination status, and relationship to the child affects the level of COVID-19 vaccine acceptance. While vaccination status influences the level of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy of parents with children aged 12 to 17 years old in Iloilo City.Bachelor of Science in Nursin
Proposed design of a three-storey mixed-use building at Cartagena Street, Ilaud Poblacion, Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo
Full text availableThe governance of a municipality covers planning and provisions of facilities needed to deliver efficient government services and to grow the economy. Barotac Nuevo, a 2nd class municipality, is known for a lot of products such as rice, sugar cane, spinach and some marine products like tilapia, and milk-fish. It is also known as the Football Capital of the Philippines. The proposed mixed-use building is composed of the Post Office, BIR, COMELEC, SSS, DSWD, and the Department of Agriculture on the upper two floors for relevant government transactions and commercial spaces on the ground level. This project study includes structural, architectural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical plans made in accordance with the various codes or standards of practice. The study also consists of Bill of Quantities (BOQs), cost estimation, construction schedule and specifications. Also, special features are incorporated in the design including the adaptation of solar panels for 3rd floor only and large windows for natural lighting and ventilation. Th e proposed structure, with a floor area of 1,145 m2, has an estimated cost of about 40 million pesos which will be funded by the local government unit of Barotac Nuevo. The construction of a separate elevated water tank for the sanitary system is highly recommended.Includes bibliographic referencesBachelor of Science in Civil Engineerin
Design, fabrication and testing of a stand alone one-hundred watt hybrid wind-solar power generation system prototype
Abstract onlyThis paper presents the design, fabrication, and testing of a standalone one-hundred-watt hybrid wind-solar power generation system prototype. The proposed prototype combines the power generated from wind and solar energy to create a reliable and efficient off-grid power solution. The design of the hybrid system incorporates a charge controller for wind and solar, battery bank, wind turbine, solar panel and inverter to manage the energy flow and provide a stable power output. The fabrication of the prototype involved the construction and integration of the wind turbine and solar panel. The mechanical components were carefully assembled, and electrical connections were established following standard practices to ensure safe and efficient operation. The testing phase involved evaluating the performance and efficiency of the hybrid system prototype under various operating conditions using the wind tunnel. Performance parameters such as power output, voltage, and energy conversion efficiency, wind speed, solar irradiance, were measured and analyzed. The prototype was subjected to different wind speeds and solar irradiance levels to assess its ability to harness and convert renewable energy into usable electrical power. The experimental results demonstrated that the hybrid wind-solar power generation system prototype achieved reliable and efficient operation, generating a stable output of 15 watts, and a 100 watt load for duration of at least 3 hours. The system exhibited normal energy conversion efficiency. The battery bank effectively stored excess energy for later use, ensuring continuous power supply even during periods of low wind or solar availability. The prototype's compact design and efficient operation make it suitable for various applications, including remote areas, outdoor activities, and emergency power backup.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineerin
Proposed design of integrated transport terminal in Mambusao, Capiz
Full text availableAn integrated transport terminal is an integral part of every locality, especially in progressive municipalities like Mambusao. Essentially, a transport hub optimizes mobility, resulting in a more connected community. As for the Municipality of Mambusao, the absence of a transport terminal facility, unorganized traffic operations, absence of tourist info, and illegal parking were the identified main issues that led to this proposal. Thus, a two-storey integrated transport terminal is proposed to be constructed at Brgy. Bula, Mambusao, Capiz. Primarily, the structure was designed using the provisions of the National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP 2015) and the Ultimate Strength Design (USD). In addition, the study consists of architectural, structural, electrical, plumbing, and fire designs. The traffic flow, construction specifications, cost estimates, and work schedules were also included in this proposal. Moreover, the use of water harvester, solar electrical lighting, and hybrid energy were the green building features incorporated into the structure's design. The proposed project has an area of 1 hectare and its construction is expected to last for 301 working days with an estimated cost of Php 101,535,391.81. The building is also designed to be inclusive to all individuals, mainly those commuters and drivers who much need it. Once the structure is fully functional, it is recommended to install safety and security devices should be carried out, such as perimeter fences, CCTV's, and other essential security measures.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Civil Engineerin
Detection of trimethoprim residues from retailed dressed chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) tissues in Iloilo City
Abstract onlyPoultry and livestock industries were prime contributors to agriculture outputs, which correlates with the growth of the human population. While poultry is an important protein source globally, concerns about antibiotic residues are also arising, affecting public health. This study focuses on detecting Trimethoprim (TMP) residues in chicken meat sold in Iloilo City using an Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) rapid test kit. TMP is an antibiotic used to treat various bacterial infections in chickens. The study aimed to detect Trimethoprim (TMP) residues from Chicken meat cuts sold in major Iloilo City retail locations. The study found positive TMP concentrations in some chicken samples; however, residues were not found confined to specific cuts of chicken tissue but were shown in two (2) instances to be pervasive throughout the chicken carcass, considering the samples were taken randomly on specific standard cuts. Therefore, no conclusions can be made correlating TMP residues to the retail location or cut of chicken meat bought. Thus, there is a need for further investigation at the farm and slaughterhouse levels to understand the factors contributing to antibiotic residues in chicken meat.Includes bibliographical referencesBachelor of Science in Agricultur
Correlates of financial difficulty among public school teachers in the Province of Iloilo: Basis for the development of a financial education program
Abstract onlyThis study aimed to determine the correlates of financial difficulty among public school teachers in the Province of Iloilo as the basis for the development of a Financial Education Program. It used a descriptive-correlational design with a total 833 public school teacher-respondents from the 20, 725 total population. Convenience sampling was used to determine the sample with frequency count and percentage employed for descriptive statistics while mean, standard deviation, Mann Whitney, and Kruskal Wallis were used for inferential statistics, all set at .05 level of significance. Results revealed that respondents generally demonstrated “satisfactory" financial literacy, indicating basic but not entirely satisfactory financial knowledge. They could make basic financial decisions like saving money and managing expenses but might still experience financial difficulty due to limited awareness of effective financial management. Financial difficulty in terms of personal and political factors were pervasive. Financial difficulty differed in terms of civil status, financial attitude, literacy, types and purpose of loan, and sources of loan from both government and the private of the respondents. Lastly, salary grades and financial attitude were found to correlate with the financial difficulty of the respondents. With all of this findings, a Financial Education Program entitled, “Empowering the Educators”, is proposed which mainly involves the establishment of a division Based organization that would heed the financial difficulties faced by respondents in terms of debt and loan management and other avenues for income generating ventures. It would primarily facilitate localized financial management modules, seminars, workshop, peer support groups and revenue generating projects - all within a single structured organization.Includes bibliographical referencesDoctor of Managemen
Motivating factors, work performance, and job satisfaction among young doctoral business management degree holders in Universities in China: Basis for enhancement of Chinese tenure track system
Journal articleThis study aimed to determine the motivating factors, work performance and job satisfaction of the doctoral business management degree holders in universities in China under the tenure track system. The study was conducted from August to October of 2022. This study based on Hagedorn's theory of job satisfaction used a quantitative research design with 320 respondents who are the business management doctoral under the tenure track system. The motivating factors showed significant difference when the respondents were grouped according to graduate school type, school affiliated type, research/talent plan and funding rank. The result of the study revealed that both the personal profile and motivating factors would not influence the respondents' work performance. However, the personal profile and motivating factors have significant correlation with job satisfaction. Further, work performance showed no correlation with job satisfaction. The respondents care more about salary and self-actualization. They have low satisfaction in salary and self-actualization in all dimensions.Central Philippine Universit
Automatic solar-powered water filtration system with ultraviolet sterilization for a community well at Zone 13, Calaparan, Arevalo, Iloilo City
Abstract onlyTo prevent food and water-borne diseases from happening, an Automatic Solar-Powered Water Filtration System was implemented as one of the best solutions. The study area is in a communal deep-well found in Zone 1 3 Brgy. Calaparan, Iloilo City. An initial water testing from a bacteriological test indicated positive results for both fecal coliform and presence of high Total Dissolved Solids. The system design of the water filtration system comprised of a four-stage Pre-filter, five-stage Reverse Osmosis system, and a 55W Ultraviolet Sterilizer to disinfect and sterilize the bacteria and viruses present in the water coming from the deep well. The system operates by attaching a submersible motor pump into the well automatically controlled by Arduino through ultrasonic sensor, connecting it to a storage tank, and then deliver it to the four-stage pre-filter system, followed by the reverse osmosis system, and lastly the Ultraviolet sterilizer, which will then connect to an output faucet available for human consumption. After implementation of the system, a final water analysis was conducted, the results showed that the water coming from the well, disinfected and sterilized by the system was found negative for fecal coliform and passed the bacteriological testing therefore, it is completely purified and safe for potable use without worry for electrical bills.Includes bibliographical references.Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineerin
Resiliency and sustainability of tourism industry in Boracay Island: A model analysis
Abstract onlyThis descriptive-correlational study analyzed the resiliency and sustainability of the tourism enterprises in Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, Philippines in 2022-2023 based on the responses of 400 respondents consisting of owners, presidents, managers, chairpersons, and employees of DOT accredited establishments in Boracay Island. Results show that the tourism enterprises in Boracay Island have an average level of organizational resilience. They reported to have set of appropriate responses to all emergencies but feel that their behavioral readiness to respond to internal and external environment is low. Their overall extent of resiliency is average and their enterprise sustainability is high. Their extent of resiliency was found to be significantly related to their extent of sustainability. Resilience, both planned and adaptive, demonstrates a strong correlation with economic, social, environmental, and transversal sustainability, underscoring the interconnectedness of these factors in ensuring the longevity of tourism enterprises. Planned and adaptive resilience versus sociocultural sustainability, emerges as the most robust predictor of resilience and sustainability, indicating the crucial role of sociocultural factors in bolstering overall resilience, elucidating the multifaceted nature of sustainability determinants. Thus, prioritizing both resilience and sociocultural sustainability emerges as pivotal for the resilience and sustainability of tourism enterprises in Boracay Island.Includes bibliographical referencesDoctor of Management (Tourism Hospitality Management