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Revisitamos Dapitan : the Shrine City center of culture and tourism through mutualistic architecture ; an application of the study on the tourist's and visitors' perceived experiential quality vis-a-vis quality of cultural heritage of Rizal Shrine and park, Dapitan City, Zamboanga Del Norte
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in ArchitectureHeritage buildings and sites as a tangible form of cultural heritage have been gaining popularity in the tourism industry. Many cities across the globe have embraced Architectural heritage conservation and provided support for renovation and reuse as a form of sustainable tourism which generates countless economic, social, and environmental benefits, nevertheless, conservation and preservation of historic Centers, despite being central in urban developments, remain a challenging and complex point of concern. The City of Dapitan, rife with heritage resources, including the Rizal memorial shrine and park, is no excuse for the threat of negligent
practices and potential lack of attention to heritage conservation and management. This paper explores the importance of built architectural heritage at a city-wide level and its implications for local tourism. Essentially, it attempts to unravel the nature of the visitors' and tourists' quality of perceived experience relative to their view on the quality of the cultural heritage site. A quantitative method of research will be utilized specifically through descriptive and correlational analyses. The findings revealed a significant relationship between the visitors and tourists' perceived experience quality and perceived cultural heritage of the site. Further
analysis revealed that the overall experience is good, where location, social factors, convenience, and information were rated to have barely contributed to a very good visitation experience. Finally, results on the overall perceived quality of cultural heritage sites were acceptable where the only access was rated as good; thus, this suggests that a major point for improvement and development is needed
Analysis of students written corpora: implication in syntax
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in EnglishThis study is entitled Analysis of Students Written Corpora: Implication in Syntax. A syntactic analysis which aims to know the teacher's insights about the written outputs of students. An in-depth interview (IDI) and focus group discussion (FGD) was conducted to 14 teachers, 7 for in-depth interview and 7 for focus group discussion. The participants were currently teaching at Mabuhay National High School. We collected 26 pieces of written outputs for research question number one, and gathered 4themes for the research question number two. The accommodated data from the study was coded, analyzed using data reduction, thematic analysis, drawing conclusions and verification. The analyzing data from research question number two showed the participant's insights on the effective use of rubrics, highlight grammatical errors, provide intervention to improve student grammar, give an appropriate and honest feedback are the four themes emerged in the interview. In summary, syntax is a vital branch of linguistics that helps students create grammatically correct sentences in the written corpora. It provides a sense of literacy about the rules that governed syntax in writing.viii, 68 page
ASAP: anti-sleep alarm and prompter system using images processing for drowsy drivers
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in Computer EngineeringIncludes bibliographic references and appendicesAs the number of accidents due to driver’s drowsiness grows significantly, demand for drowsiness detection and anti-collision with automatic braking mechanism arises. In this research, the proponents developed an anti-sleep alarm and prompter system for drowsy drivers. The system comes with an automatic braking mechanism that pulls the physical brake pedal of the car when drowsiness or an obstacle is detected. Facial recognition, object detection, and the automatic braking mechanism of the prototype are performed and controlled by using a Raspberry Pi microprocessor and an Arduino Uno microcontroller. In drowsiness detection test drives, the automated braking
system activated when the system detected that the driver’s eyes were closed for more than 3 seconds above the EAR trigger value of 0.30. In anti-collision test drives, the automatic braking system activated between 10 to 5 meters from the obstacle.ix, 97 page
Juvenile reconviction : vies of social workers
No full textIn partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Social WorkThis study explores the views of registered social workers handling juvenile recidivism cases. This qualitative study was conducted using the phenomenological method. The seven participants were purposively selected to be interviewed via platforms such as Google Meet or Zoom. The data analysis results reveal interesting themes regarding the experiences, challenges, coping strategies, and insights of the social workers in handling juvenile recidivism cases. Themes such as handling diverse cases, facilitating and gathering all the information, and feeling a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction are revealed in experiences. Themes that frequently appear in challenges include dealing with returned clients, lack of support from family and community, and having limited resources and information. Reviewing the case to gain understanding, having recreational activities, need constant Communication, and giving proper attention are common themes in the coping strategy of social workers. Last but not least, the themes that emerged from social workers' insights included attending seminars to learn more about juvenile cases, being grateful for small things, being more dedicated, and strengthening our connections. The gathered data from the participants’ will serve as a guide on people's awareness and understanding of why juveniles repeatedly violate laws imposed in our society. Finally, the study implies how social workers guide and assist juveniles throughout the helping process from the assessment to the evaluation phase. It exhibits social workers' techniques and strategies to perform their roles to assist and guide juveniles in achieving changes and development in society
The linked between financial literacy and academic success of accounting students
No full textIn Partial fulfillment of the Requirement for the Degree Bachelor of Science in AccountancyThis quantitative study discussed the linked between financial literacy and academic success of accounting students. This study aimed to determine the link between Financial Literacy and Academic Success of Accounting Students in UM Tagum College. Specifically, it aimed to determine the level of financial literacy in terms of financial concept knowledge, ability to communicate about financial concepts, managing personal finances, skill in making appropriate financial decisions, and confidence in planning effectively for future financial needs; the level of academic success in terms of finance course grade. Also, this study aimed to determine which domain of financial literacy significantly influences academic success. Using a descriptive-correlation approach to gather data, the researchers identified the level of financial literacy, level of academic success, significant relationship between financial literacy and academic success, and domain in financial literacy that significantly influences academic success. The results revealed that the two variables are positively correlated and have a significant relationship at a 0.05 level of significance. Moreover, there is a domain in financial literacy that significantly influences academic success. It includes Financial concept knowledge and ability to communicate about financial concepts. However, the managing personal finances, skill in making appropriate financial decisions, and confidence in planning effectively for future financial needs aspect does not significantly influence customer satisfaction.x, 47 page
IUCN assessment of selected pachyrhynchus germar 1824 species in Davao Region
No full textIn Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Biology Major in EcologyIn the Philippines, the genus, and the majority of the Pachyrhynchus group are still poorly investigated, facing various threats such as loss of forest habitats, climate change, poaching, and habitat alteration. As a way of searching for the key strategy for conserving the selected Pachyrynchus Germar 1824 species, specifically the Pachyrhynchus miltoni and Pachyrhynchus pseudamabilis, the researchers aimed to conduct an entomological assessment using the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) criteria on the threatened taxa Red List, including the species’ status, habitat situation, ecological threats and conservation implementation needed. The specimens used in the study were obtained through purposive field sampling using the Visual Encounter Method (VES) and transect walks. VES and the transect walk method were used in the study collecting seven species of Pachyrhynchus pseudamabilis and three species of Pachyrhynchus miltoni. Pachyrhynchus miltoni is assessed as endangered according to B1ab(i, ii, iii, iv,v), the population being very small or restricted in terms of population size while Pachyrhynchus pseudamabilis is assessed as vulnerable under criterion B1ab(i, ii, iii, iv,v) as its global population was observed to not more than 10 locations and remains endemic on Mindanao Island. The results of the study suggested that Pachyrhynchus may be threatened by the slash-and-burn agriculture used by locals in the area. Pachyrhynchus is not now the focus of any conservation efforts. To maintain the forest life in Barangay Carmen, which is quickly becoming to be a popular tourist destination in the area, locals and the government agency has to collaborate and continue to enforce Mt. Karilongan policies enforced by the Obu-Manuvu community
The influence of peer interaction to students' proficiency development in mathematics
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in MathematicsThis study aimed to determine if there is a significant relationship between Peer Interaction and Students' Proficiency Development in Mathematics. It employed a quantitative non-experimental research design utilizing correlational technique with 150 Junior High School students as respondents chosen through random sampling. Mean and Pearson (r) are the statistical tools used for data treatment. Results showed a high level of Peer Interaction and also a high level of Students' Proficiency Development in Mathematics among Junior High School students in UM Tagum College. Furthermore, the study revealed no significant relationship between Peer Interaction and Students' Proficiency Development in Mathematics among Junior High School students in UM Tagum College, leading to the conclusion that the null hypothesis is failed to be rejected.ix, 57 page
Work environment and employees productivity among restaurants in Tagum City
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant ManagementThe main purpose of this study is to determine if there is a significant relationship between work environment and employees productivity among restaurants in Tagum City. Quantitative non-experimental research design utilizing correlational technique was used to survey 300 respondents in this study. Purposive sampling was used to determine the participants of the study who are the restaurants in Tagum City. Means and person- r were used in the study. The level of work environment among restaurants in Tagum City is very high. The level of employees productivity among restaurants in Tagum City is high. Last, there is a significant relationship between Financial Stress and Work Stress. Lastly, there is no domain significant influence work environment and employees productivity among restaurants in Tagum City
Evaluating the pre-disaster interventions of Brgy. New Balamban, Pandapan, and San Agustin: a quantitative inquiry
No full textA Thesis Presented to the Thesis Committee of the Department of Criminal Justice Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City. In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in CriminologyThis study assesses the three barangays' pre-disaster interventions: New Balamban, Pandapan, and San Agustin. It made use of a quantitative research design. The study had 300 participants, with 100 from each barangay. The mean was the statistical tool used to analyze the data. The questionnaires were sent through email in the form of a Google Form. The study's findings revealed that the level of intervention in the three barangays is somewhat visible in the event of a pandemic, earthquake, or typhoon. Furthermore, according to the study data, the pandemic received the highest mean when indicating a moderate level of crisis intervention. This study presented a pre-disaster intervention plan for the three barangays. This study educates barangays on how to improve their disaster response, particularly during a typhoon, which had the lowest mean score.viii, 34 page
Perception of future accountants on the AI-based accounting system: basis for proposed action plan
No full textIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in AccountancyIn the accounting sector, the use of artificial intelligence has become rampant and deemed a necessity. Student’s perceptual beliefs play an important role in the infusion of this new technology. The main objective of this study is to determine the level of perception of future accountants on the AI-based accounting system in term of its easiness and usefulness and to develop a proposed action plan. This study made used of a quantitative nonexperimental research design as this is a one-variable study in analyzing the responses of
the 213 accounting students in UM Tagum College as the respondents of the study. The mean and standard deviation were the statistical tools used. The results showed a moderate level of perception of future accountants on the possible adaptation of artificial intelligence in the accounting process.
Specifically, in terms of students’ perceived easiness and usefulness, the results showed moderate level as well. This serves as the basis in the formulation of the necessary action plan to increase the level of student’s perception to an optimum level, the high perception