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Online shopping determinants and satisfaction of LGU employees in Island Garden City of Samal
No full textThe study online shopping determinants and satisfaction of LGU employees in the Island Garden City of Samal was conducted to determine the level of online shopping determinants and satisfaction on online shopping of LGU employees in the Island Garden City of Samal. The researchers analyzed, evaluated, organized, and gathered the data through the study accordingly. The study was a quantitative descriptive correlational research design. the statistical tools employed were mean, standard deviation, Pearson-r. The data was gathered through survey questionnaire distributed to 235 LGU employees in the Island Garden City of Samal. Results showed that online shopping determinants generated high mean scores and showed that the items were oftentimes manifested. Also, satisfaction with online shopping generated a high mean score and showed that consumers were satisfied. Moreover, there was a significant relationship between the online shopping determinants - security, information availability, shipping, quality, pricing and time, and consumer satisfaction. Consumers may continue to purchase items on online shopping and can rely on the online shopping determinants when they desire to buy items with convenience with minimal effort
Experimental investigation on the strength of sansevieria trifasciata (snake plant) with its lignocellulosic fiber as natural reinforced concrete
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in Civil EngineeringConcrete is not a good structural material on its own. There are simply too many sources of tension for it to handle on its own; as a result, in most cases adding reinforcement is needed to increase its strength. The goal of this study is to get more knowledge about the sansevieria trifasciata ber, which may be utilized to reinforce concrete naturally and increase its compressive and flexural strengths, checking visible cracks and continuing the incomplete study of the previous researchers about using sansevieria trifasciata ber as strengthening
material for reinforced concrete. Compressive and flexural strength tests and re-resistant tests were used to evaluate the strength of the different design mixtures with 0%, 0.1%, 0.3%, and 0.5% of fiber. The Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) and Scheffe's method were used to analyze all the results. The samples were statistically comparable in the compressive strength and re-resistant tests, which means there are no significant differences. However, in the flexural strength test, comparing the 0.1% design mixture with the other mixtures shows a considerable difference, and its mean flexural strength is above the minimum standard flexural strength of concrete. Adding 0.1% of sansevieria trifasciata ber in the design mixture shows that it exceeded the value of the minimum standard of M25 grade as per IS 456:2000, which can be concluded that it is safe to use sansevieria trifasciata ber as a natural reinforced concrete to significantly improve the concrete's exural strength, as well as it helps in minimizing the cracks and lowering the chance of spalling to occur
Aurelie aviation : an academe of Davao's integrated model of aviation training
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in ArchitectureThis study aims to enlighten training institution and developers on how address the shout for necessity on resources in exchange of an improvement if not satisfactory on effective learning. Particularly, this study seeks to explore various means of supplementing the different study techniques of learners to develop a structure on the delivery of excellence that is comfortable and favorable for the diverse population of learners. This study further reviewed and analyzed the guidelines on developing facilities intended for training that is conducive for
learning. The study utilized a quantitative method, and data was collected through an electronic survey method, online survey form. The instrumentation was adapted from a reliable and related study. In the end, seventy-nine (79) valid responses were gathered from the online survey link provided. Analysis of data was done through descriptive method and one-way ANOVA.
According to data and key findings, the students would rely their method of intake in knowledge on how they behave on particular situations. It was evaluated that student tend to favor situation and activities that require physical activity, where they could utilize their hands or their whole body to for the purpose of learning. This entails that movement and hands-on application are the primary approach for these particular learners. Data similarly indicated that learning through visual perception is evident to the entire study sample that took participation in the study, as it ranks second as the most favored situation, this entails that institution should
reinforce learning with different technology on visual supplementation to meet the mismatch in the delivery of information. However, as study suggest that every individual is auditory learners by nature and shall only be aided with visual supplementation and a bit of hands-on application if needed, this study assessed that situation oriented towards the use of the auditory perception ranks as the least favored. Although, this is auditory modality did not satisfy the student preference, it should not be neglected but develop for it to be functional.
Lastly, the research findings entails that the traditional instructor-centered method will likely
be obsolete as the structured system of instruction progress. Supplementation for every learning
style should be addressed by careful planning of program to provide services. Additionally,
developments should be adequately planned and designed to facilitate and provide refuge for
the intended activities of training
Entrepreneurial education, knowledge, mindset, and preparation predictors of entrepreneurial intention of business education students in the Island Garden City of Samal
No full textThe role of entrepreneurship generates economic growth and innovations. Thus, the study determines the predicting variables which best predict the entrepreneurial intention of 333 business education business students in the Island Garden City of Samal. In this study, the descriptive-correlational design was used. The weighted average mean, Pearson r, and regression analysis were used to analyze the data. Results revealed that students' entrepreneurial education and mindset levels were very evident. Moreover, the students' entrepreneurial knowledge and preparation levels were evident. The four predicting variables, entrepreneurial education, knowledge, mindset, and preparation, were found to have a significant relationship to the student's entrepreneurial intention. In addition, the result of the regression analysis, among the four predicting variables, entrepreneurial education best predicts the entrepreneurial intention of the students. Consequently, these findings show that entrepreneurial education, knowledge, mindset, and preparation constitute essential components and impact pursuing business ventures
Design of drywall board using sunflower seed husk and sugarcane ash
No full textDrywall is a panel of gypsum plaster pressed between two thick sheets of paper. It
is one of the significant types of construction and demolition debris in modern society.
However, drywall is not water-resistant when exposed, especially when installed in high-
moisture rooms, and it also has many issues with gypsum mining, which poses a potential
threat to the environment. This study aims to design a drywall board utilizing sugarcane
ash and sunflower seed husk to replace Gypsum to alleviate its adverse effects. The study
determined the physical and mechanical properties of the drywall reinforced with
Sugarcane Ash (SA) and Sunflower Seed Husk (SH), as well as the ideal mix ratio.
According to the results, C5 resulted in the highest average compressive and flexural
strength, 9.15 MPa and 8.51 MPa, respectively, showing a significant increase in
compressive strength (7.52%) and flexural strength (8.57%). On the contrary, the density
and water absorption decreased in value when the percentage of SA was low, and the
percentage of SH was high. The findings showed that utilizing a mixture of sugarcane ash
and sunflower seed husk enhanced the properties of the drywall. Furthermore, using SA
and SH has successfully achieved its goals to utilize the potential of Sugarcane Ash and
Sunflower Seed Husk's waste material to design a new drywall board and evaluate its
mechanical and physical properties
Hygienic measures and the perceived product quality of street foods during COVID-19 pandemic in Davao City
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Major Marketing ManagementOne of the most popular small companies nowadays is the street food industry. Street food sellers understood the need for food safety, but could have been more effective at putting it into practice, especially when handling food safely. This study aims to establish hygienic measures and perceived product quality of street foods during the Covid-19 pandemic in Davao City. The study used a descriptive-correlational research design and convenience sampling technique of one hundred fifty consumers in Davao City. Also, an adapted a questionnaire was exploited, and the outcomes were statistically handled using frequency, percentage, and mean, standard deviation, and Pearson r. Furthermore, the study revealed high hygienic measures of Street Foods during the Covid-19 pandemic in Davao City, including its indicators of Food Preparation Safety, Vendors’ Hygiene, and Environmental Exposure to Food. The study also revealed a high level of consumers' perception of product quality. Furthermore, a significant relationship exists between Hygienic Measures and the Perceived Product Quality of street foods in Davao City. To ensure food quality, government agencies must perform routine inspections, collect food samples from street food sellers, and establish rules on the food vendors' hygiene. They should have a proper waste management system in place
Development of semi-automated thinset mortar spreader for tile application
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in Mechanical EngineeringIn the construction field in industry, manual labor is highly demanded in all aspects of the work; prior to that, the manual ability to place tiles was required, which takes much longer than spreading cement, aligning, and adjusting the size of tiles. Because there will be manual scraping of cement mortar on the floor before tile installation, there will be a significant demand for labor, and aside from that, the cost of construction or project work is likely to increase. The manual labor skill will reflect the quality of the work in the manual scraping process. The solution to these problems is simply semi-automating the procedure; it will save time and money and result in a quality scraping of cement mortar. The semi-automated scraper machine can scrape the floor semi-automatically. It will create a square scraped output that is best for laying the tiles to avoid damage and ensure longevity. In a bucket of 80% cement and 20% can fully operate by addition, the average length test is 84.03 inches with the accuracy tiles of 70.213 inches that can fully operate the 83.56% length. At least 9 to 11 tiles to install, particularly the edge of the cement surface length, to install an 8x8” tile at a machine efficiency power output of 49.32%. Due to the fast pace and less labor required, it will save both cost and time, which helps reduce the total cost as total time consumed is a factor in the growth and success of the country
Internal control and financial performance among cooperatives in Panabo City
No full textCooperatives are important company of economic growth. Nonetheless, many Cooperatives face challenges in managing their finances effectively. For a business to be able to sustain its operations and meet their goals, it must be manage prudently. This study aimed to determine the relationship between internal control and financial performance among cooperatives in Panabo City. A total of 74 cooperatives employee were the respondents of this research. The statistical tools used were Mean and Pearson-r. Quantitative research utilizing the descriptive-correlation method was the research design used in this study. Results revealed that the level of internal control among cooperatives is garnered a high control in terms of control environment, internal audit and control activities which constituted a 4.20 grand mean. For the level of financial performance was very high that yielded a 4.36 grand mean. Results revealed a significant relationship between internal control and financial performance among cooperatives in Panabo City specifically in Panabo Cooperatives and Tagum Cooperatives. The results yielded an r-value of 0.450 and a P-value of
0.000, which was less than a 0.05 level of significance
A study on indoor space factors of retirement homes influencing the route-finding experience & non-ambulatory residents through wayfinding theory
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in Architectur
Willingness-to-pay for pedestrian transportation insurance in the Mindanao railway project of Davao residents
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Civil EngineeringPedestrians are risking their lives for everyday travel. Shifting from private to public vehicles may vary their chance of incidents and payables. This study aims to know the resident's percent of willingness to pay for their safety and its factor while on the road by using the willingness-to- pay contingent method (WTP-CV). To fully understand its purpose, respondents were of legal age, 18 years old or older. Respondents were divided into groups: those between the ages of 18 and 30 and those between the ages of 31 and 50, with and without insurance, and public and private commuters. This is to compare if the monetary value varies per group. This study uses ANOVA one-way analysis to compare the means of the group. For age, insurance, and commuter type, the results show significant values of 0.191, 0.641, and 0.536, respectively, which are higher than the threshold of 0.05. Simply put, there are no significant differences in the responses regardless of the respondents' ages, insurance status, or mode of
transportation (public or private). The same amount is what respondents are willing to spend. As a result, a mean value of 1.463 was presented. The value falls in code 1 (Php 50 to 80) and Code 2 (Php 81 to 100). This indicates that the highest price a pedestrian is willing to pay for security in riding the railway is between Php 50 and Php 100 per travel