The Problem and Review of Related Literature: Mallig Plains Colleges

Mallig Plains Colleges
Mallig, Isabela
COLLEGE OF COMPUTER STUDIES
Chapter 1
THE PROBLEM AND REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
Introduction
The world today is the highest quality of technology because when the
world changes of futures our technology becomes rich of a hi-tech computer
technology. Rapid technology changes and increase globalization of two common
characterizations if the environments face by manufacturing enterprises of
technology product. Computers are efficiently tools in processing data into useful
information and help for our daily use improvement. Computer technology is
really a big help in the world. Can you imagine now how fast how to think the
computer there so many used of computer. Computer is a machine how can
manipulate a data with the help of person who can operate a computer. The
technology changes as fastest as the second of the clock. Using information
system help to developed our own programming to become more effective.
Information system is system to develop a kind of program that helps a student to
become more reliable.
Today, there are thousands of students going to the libraries, they used a
manual time in and time out log book. One of the best contributions of technology
in business world is the time monitoring system. Institutions with expanding
product varieties are faced with increasing problem in getting accurate demand
forecast for different products, controlling the time monitoring system providing
high service for students. In student time monitoring system is the one of the best
way of entering the students, in a computerized program time in and timeout of
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the students the fastest and hi-tech login and logout so that no one can change
the clock if he/she entered the time is true.
List goods in materials, or those goods and materials themselves, help to
modernized in a new technology. Than a manual login, that requires them a
greater period of time signing their logbook and they cannot monitor the student,
come in the library on time. Thats why we proposed the time monitoring system
for Library of Mallig Plains Colleges, Mallig, Isabela for more easiness of evaluating
of the in out of the students. So that no one student can do what hour what they
want to write in the time in and time out in the library. Because the log book
change to a computerized login system.
Review of Related Literature
Foreign
Recently The Oregonian newspaper published a special series called Fixing
High Schools and colleges (Betsy Hammond, Bill Graves, and Melissa Jones,
January 1113, 2005). The series examined ways successful high schools and
colleges motivate and challenge students. As part of the series, a reporter
shadowed three Gresham high school and colleges students last year. For these
youth, school wasnt so engaging or positive. Jessica has had a chronic absence
problem, struggles with classes, and had not been able to connect with teachers.
Olivia failed two classes after missing a few weeks of school during a family trip to
Mexico, but is working hard to catch up. Although she tries to get involved in her
school, Olivia says that respect is a big issue, especially for cultural and sexual
minorities. Blake, who hopes to go to college, is taking easier courses to get better
grades, and carefully tracks his unexcused absences as they neared the number

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that would prevent him from getting a parking pass (Jones, p. 3). These stories
are not uncommon. Schools report high dropout and absentee rates some cities
across the nation report absenteeism as high as 30 percent (Garry, 2005). And
with the emphasis on ensuring that students are meeting and exceeding academic
standards, schools are struggling to increase attendance rates knowing that
chronic absenteeism contributes to students lack of educational progress.
Although the importance of attendance is well understood, effective strategies for
increasing it are not so definitive. Much of the research in this area has looked at
the effectiveness of intervention programsprograms that are put into to include
a range of research designspeer-reviewed, published and unpublished, mixed
quantitative and qualitative research, case studies, surveys, expert opinions based
on personal experience, and promising practices from community based
organizations. As certain themes emerged from the research, key studies were
collected to represent those themes. Research on factors that contribute to
student success for students of different cultures, especially Latino, African
American, and Native American, was also reviewed. Although individual studies
may not have been reviewed in depth, a full reference list enables the reader to
explore the research further.
The Prevention Outcome Monitoring Information System that tracks
Philadelphia Philip W. Harris, Ph.D. Crime and Justice Research Institute PrOMIS,
youths referred to the Department of Human Services (June 2006, Peter R. Jones,
Ph.D.) Attendance Regular and frequent attendance in the programs is clearly a
pre-requisite for successful intervention. The data show that almost 80 percent of
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show that there is a gap between program expectations of attendance and the
actual levels of attendance. It shows that in more than 50 percent of cases the
program reported that they expected the youths to attend at least 5 days a week
whereas only 20 percent of youths attended that often. In contrast, only 7 percent
of discharged youths were expected to attend just one day a week when more
than 20 percent of youths attended one day a week or less. Programs were asked
to report at the point of discharge whether or not they felt the youths attendance
had been relatively stable. In approximately one-third of cases it was reported that
attendance had not been very stable, and in almost all these cases attendance
said to have declined during the program. Prevention programs vary considerably
in their philosophy and approach to youths. As a result it is likely that certain types
of match between youths and program are better than are others. PrOMIS asks
programs staff to indicate whether or not the youths were appropriate referrals to
the program and the results show that relatively few youths 12 percent are
thought to have been inappropriate for the program to which they were referred.
The Laboratory for Computer Science Massachusetts Institute of
Technology 200 Technology Square Cambridge, MA 02139, USA psz@mit.edu
According to Eddie Tobey : Web based time and attendance software has helped to
deal with the problem of time tracking, which was one of the most time consuming
and costly overhead functions in many organizations. Web-based time and
attendance software allows the organization to manage its projects and track time
using a standard Web browser. It is an essential package to those business
enterprises where similar tasks are assigned to different employees, and the data
about the time spent on each task are gathered on daily or weekly basis. The
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and attendance software. As the Web-based applications are usually divided into
multiple components, the multi-tiered design is perfectly suited for time and
attendance software. This is because the Web-based time and attendance
software must support a very large user population, and it should be able to run
on a variety of desktops. Web-based time and attendance software allows the
employees to enter their time through a Web interface, view their vacation and
sick leave balances, their time sheets, and schedules online. The software reduces
use of paper reports and manual processing. Another advantage is that all the
employee data can be accessed easily. It is also a quick and easier method for the
supervisors to find whether an employee is absent from work or to locate any
replacement that may be needed for the day. There are many factors one should
consider while choosing the right Web-based time and attendance software. The
purchaser must check the technology of the system, the types of calculations the
system performs, how the data works with other systems, and the various ways
that data can be collected. Always select a vendor with a good track record this
can easily be researched on the Internet.
Local
The Universities of Lipa, Batangas deal with the new technologies
according to Manila bulletin online (June 25, 2006).The illegal practice of some
students to have somebody else punch in their time card or initial their
attendance sheet will be a thing. Starting next month, the state-of-the-art
biometrics-based attendance monitoring system for the students will be enforced.
This means that the attendance of all students in Batangas will be confirmed
through their fingerprints. The final phase in the implementation of the high-tech
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students in the registration of fingerprints said this project costing of the
computerization." At this time of Mallig Plains Colleges (MPC), we have to do our
part to stay attuned to the times, the mayor said. "We cannot claim to be in the
heart of the MPC growth in the metropolis and yet be very primitive or backward in
our systems the country to adopt this high-tech scheme, leaving behind and for
good its logbook system of time monitoring. Under the biometrics-based students
time monitoring system, the "pakisuyo system in attendance logging is
prevented attendance is thoroughly monitored."I believe this would not only mean
improvement in the log-in/log-out of our students. More importantly, this will
translate to more efficient delivery of public service that, in turn, will spur the local
economy to greater heights.
The University of Los Baos according to John Duque(March 2005)
monitoring tasks play a central role in information reassurance, Ensuring
successful monitoring is difficult, however, because the threats to which IA
monitoring systems must respond evolve continually in the never-ending
competition between adversaries and defenders. Libraries describing monitoring
methods at different levels of detail and specialized for a wide variety of
monitoring tasks and domains are intended to provide near-complete answers or
answer components for many needs, and provide for a coherent expression of
knowledge about intrusion detection, boundary policies, and the situational in the
same vocabulary. Therefore, it is not possible to design monitoring schemes that
are generic over these factors, or even ones that are specialized just to the type of
systems they are meant to monitor. In fact, operation of the monitoring processes
themselves may require checking the significance of events against a model of the
particular organization's structure and function. Custom creation of monitors

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tuned to the needs of an individual enclave can be a very costly, labor-intensive
task, and this difficulty makes it more likely that inappropriate generic monitors
will be adopted across many enclaves, increasing their collective vulnerability.
Objectives of the Study
The students will train to develop the skills, ability, adaptability their
function, duties and responsibility and assist the present monitoring system
system for the library of Mallig Plains Colleges, Mallig, Isabela.
These are the following objectives of the study:
1. To determine the profiles of the respondents of the study.
2. To determine the present time monitoring system of the library of Mallig
Plains Colleges, Mallig Isabela.
3. To know the different problems encountered for the present student time
monitoring system.
4. To know the advantages and disadvantages of the present time
monitoring system.
5. To know the student time monitoring policy.
6. To determine the possibility for the development to proposed
computerized student time monitoring system.
Statement of the Problems
The purpose of this research is to identify and analyze and to know the
problem encountered by the students regarding to their present system in
handling on how the computer to used in time-in and time-out of the Mallig Plains
Colleges, Mallig Isabela.

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The following problems are expected to be answered.
1. What are the profiles of the respondents of this study?
2. What is the present time monitoring system in the library of Mallig Plains
Colleges, Mallig, Isabela?
3. What are the problems encountered for the present time monitoring
system?
4. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the present system?
5. What are the factors to contribute of the effective log-in and log-out of
the Student Time Monitoring System policies?
6. Is there a possibility to develop the proposed Computerized Students
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Conceptual Framework
This conceptual scheme is provide from the review literature and is
represented in a diagram to show the flow of the present system.
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
Present System Analyzing the flow Well-organized and

Methods of the present efficient flow of
system
To monitor the present system
Problems time-In and

Problems mettime-
by Improvement
encountered out
the of thesystem
present programming
Students. services of time-in
and time-out
Select the option:
Processing, storing
Data from Students and a. time-in of
retrieving Quality, efficiency,
b. time-out
records and accuracy of the
attendance records
Determining and Development of

Present system knowing the proposed
method problems computerized
encountered of the student time
present system monitoring system
for the Library of
Mallig Plains
Colleges, Mallig,
Isabela
Feedback
Figure 1: The paradigm shown above the theoretical design of the present
Student Time Monitoring System for the Library of Mallig Plains Collges, Mallig,
Isabela. In input it indicates the present system method, data from students and
problems encountered. In process it involved the study and analyzing the flow of
the present system, process, store and retrieve of data and determining and

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knowing the problems encountered. The output involved the total performance of
the study which is the well-organized and efficient flow of the present system,
efficient and accurate time-in and time-out and the development of computerized
student time monitoring system.
Significance of the Study
The findings of the study would be significant and interest to the students.
The findings of this study particularly the information on the respondents styles
and knowledge of certain management practices would help and will give insight
in the proper management of students in terms of the log-in and log-out of
students in the library of Mallig Plains Colleges, Mallig, Isabela.
The following will be benefited.
To the Library. The library will be benefit in proficient to easily determine
the students who are attended and easily monitor the students.
To the students. The system will provide good, efficient accurate records
for controlling the time-in and time-out of every student. It acquires accurate and
complete data for improving the present system.
To the Researchers. This study will be the guidelines and help the
researchers to expand there knowledge related to the institute to assess in
entering the school library by using the program time-in and time-out login
system.
To the Future Researchers. It will serve as their reference, guidelines, tool and
experimentation for them to have a good research in the future.

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Scope and Delimitation
This research is confined to the students styles, skills and problems that are
frequently encountered the by students. The students of the Mallig Plains
Colleges, Mallig, Isabela are involved.
This study is restricted only in monitoring the time-in and time-out of the
students to easily determine the records of every student. The personal profile of
the respondents was taken in this study. This study is restricted only in monitoring
the time in and time-out of the students of Mallig Plains Colleges, Mallig, Isabela
and applies if there is a program in the institute for the year 2009-2010.
Definition of Terms
Refers to the definition of several terms as specifically used in the study.
Thus, some of the definitions contain more functional definitions in relation to the
study. The meaning of the chosen words is characterized technically and
operationally for the readers to be aware of this research work.
Technical
The subsequent words are actions defined to allow the users and readers to
a better comprehend and broad knowledge on this research work.
Computer. A Machine that accepts information (in the form of digitalized data) and
manipulates it for some result based on a program or sequence of instructions on
how the data is to be processed.
Log Book. A book used to list the students who entered the library .
Output. This is the finished product or the production of the system.
System. In this study, it refers to the components that are to be implemented
during the project design and component that these interact with . A collection of
mechanism, methods, survey and information in order to accomplish task.

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Operational
The following terms are procedures defined to let the users and the person
who reads this research paper they will figure out and wide comprehension about
the study.
Computerized Student Time Monitoring System (CSTMS). A system that assists in
monitoring the Student IN / OUT timing, increasing the overall efficiency in the
attendance monitoring process.
Student Monitoring. A student who is doing or performing their duties and
responsibilities to the school. A relation involves the body of work concerned with
maintaining student/library relationships that contribute to satisfactory
productivity, motivation, and morale . Is the act of watching and monitoring
students actions during library search using library equipment/property.
Monitoring. Is about collecting information that will help you answer questions
about the project. The supervising, checking, the process in ensure the security of
Students through monitoring of attendance.
Monitoring system. Provides the machinery to gather, transport and store
monitoring measurements in a reliable way. A process within a distributed system
for collecting and storing state data.
Respondents. This term means, a person answering the question giving by the
researchers.
Questionnaire. In this study this is the list of question used by the researchers to
acquire the relevant information regarding the problems of their respondents.
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METHODS OF RESEARCH AND PROCEDURES
This chapter describes the research methods and procedures used in the
study, the data gathering instrument and statistical treatment that was utilized in
analyzing, interpreting and evaluating.
Research Design
The study the data gathered was analyzed in rational form, using the
research design for the efficient and accurate information needed in the study.
Methods of Research
The researchers applied the descriptive research also known as the
statistical research, this method gives an idea in relation to the whole story in the
study and distinctiveness about the population being studied. It is being used by
the researchers to study the present system based on consciousness or reactions
of respondents regarding some issues have been tackled in the study. Descriptive
survey was being utilized in this study, this approach is appropriate whenever the
purpose of any cluster of students prove a discrepancy among themselves in
knowing the scale to which different situation.
Interview
The researchers accomplished to interrogate the Library and MPC-students
to look upon some issues about the present system they used in monitoring the
attendance of their students to the library. This method was being used by the
researcher to accumulate information in the Mallig Plains Colleges; it is very
flexible and the researcher has the free to ask questions regarding the flow of the
present system through this method he/she researcher looked upon the possibility
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Observation
This method was being used by the researchers as primary basis for the
data to study actual scenario in the present system they are using in monitoring
the MPC-students going to the library. The researcher observed the flow of the
present system of the Mallig Plains Colleges; the present system in the institute is
manual (using Log Book) and the researcher come up an idea that the institute
needs more efficient and accurate improvement in monitoring of the students
through automating the present system.
Library Research
The researchers used the library research as the guiding principle in making
documentary analysis from the related studies and procedures coming from the
books, journal and thesis of the graduated students. This library research method
give an idea to the researcher on how to systematize and gather accurate data
needed, usually in definition of terms.
Internet Research
The researchers used the internet as one strategy to have wide knowledge
and some areas of information technology, the researcher believes that internet is
incessant of information it helps to the researcher for further analysis of some
definition of terms in the study, the researcher used the wikipedia as the
researchers reference. The researcher used the Internet research it can provide
practically instant information on most topics of the study on the way in which
ideas are formed and knowledge is created. The importance of this internet
method is to review the past literature related to the study of the researcher, to
expand the framework of the study, to further define some important terms in the
study.

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Sample and Sampling Procedure
Slovens Formula
N
n=
1+ N (e)2
Where:
n = sample
N = Population
1 = constant
e = sampling error (0.05)
117
n=
1+ 117(0.05)2
117
1+ 117(0.0025)
117
1+ .292
117
1.292
n= 90
Therefore, the total computed sample size in this study is 90.
Stratified Sampling
At first, stratified sampling might appear to be contradictory techniques:
stratified sampling was used in as sampling procedure to spread out samples
evenly over the domain, whereas importance sampling concentrates samples into
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domain. The importance density corresponds well to the function being integrated
then the researcher did not miss important features in the integrand. The
researcher used the stratified sampling technique; the population is divided into
classes. The total sample obtained came from the allocation from each class
based on the size of division. In the Institute of Information and Communication
Technology, the researcher got the total sampling of 90; the division of
respondents was made. This is the sampling procedure used by the researcher;
stratified sampling is more reliable and accurate in terms of distributing
respondents and no much pain taking.
Instruments and other Source of Data
Questionnaire
The researcher used the questionnaire to gather information about the
status of the present system, respondents information, ideas, behaviors, and so
forth. The researchers compile the answers of the respondents in the sample in
order to know how the group as a whole thinks or behaves. This study involves
number of respondents, the appropriate mechanisms used by the researcher is
the questionnaire method. The advantage of using a questionnaire with a
stratified sample is a good way to find out the attitudes, thoughts, and behaviors
of a large group of people. The researcher can be more confident in generalizing
the findings.
Statistical Treatment
The data were analyzed using the frequency counts, percentage and
weighted mean using the scales below.
Weighted Mean Descriptive Interpretation
4.26-5.00 Not a Problem

3.51-4.25 Less Problem
2.76-3.50 A Problem
2.01-2.75 Moderate Problem 6
1.26-2.00 Big Problem
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Weighted Mean Descriptive Interpretation
4.26-5.00 Strongly Agree

3.51-4.25 Agree
2.76-3.50 Fairly Agree
2.01-2.75 Disagree
1.26-2.00 Strongly Disagree
A. For finding the percentage in the tables 1-9 in the presentation analysis
and interpretation of data, the researcher used this formula:
f
% = X 100
n
Where:
% = percentage
f = frequency
n = number of respondents
B. For finding the weighted mean (wm) in the tables 1-9 in the
presentation analysis and interpretation of data, the researcher used
this formula:
(1)f + (2)f + (3)f + (4)f + (5)f

WM =
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of respondents

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Chapter III
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Table1
Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents
According to Gender
Gender Frequency Percentage

(f) (%)
Male 33 36.67
Female 57 63.33
Total 90 100%
Table 1 shows the frequency and percentage distribution of respondents
according to gender.
There were 33 or 36.67% male respondents and 57 or 63.33% female
respondents.
Further analysis shows that majority of respondents were female.
Table 2
According to Age

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Age Frequency Percentage

(f) (%)
26 and above 1 1.11
23-25 3 3.33
20-22 24 26.67
17-19 57 63.33
16 below 5 5.56
Total 90 100%
according to age.
It shows that there were 5 or 5.56% respondents were 16 below; 57 or 63.33%
respondents were 17-19; 24 or 26.67% respondents were 20-22; 3 or 3.33%
respondents were 23-25; and 1 or 1.11% respondents were 26 and above.
Further analysis shows that majority of the respondents come from the age
bracket 17-19.
Table 3
According to Cicil Status

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Civil Status Frequency Percentage

(f) (%)
Single 89 98.89
Married 1 1.11
Widowed 0 0
Separated 0 0
Total 90 100%
according to age.
It shows that there were 89 or 98.89% respondents were single; 1 or 1.11%
respondent is Married; no respondent is Widowed and no respondent is Separated.
Further analysis shows that majority of the respondents were single.
Table 4
According to Course

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Course Frequency Percentage

(f) (%)
BSCS 20 22.22
BSIT 10 11.11
BSBA 18 20.00
BSA 12 13.33 Table 4
BSCRIM 10 11.11
shows BSHRM 10 11.11 the
BEED 5 5.56
BSED 5 5.56
Total 90 100%
frequency and percentage distribution of the respondents according to course.
It shows that there were 20 or 22.22% Bachelor of Science in Computer
Science (BSCS); 10 or 11.11% Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology (BSIT);
18 or 20.00% Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA); 12 or 13.33%
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA); 10 or 11.11% Bachelor of Science in
Criminology (BSCRIM); 10 or 11.11% Bachelor of Science in Hotel Restaurant
Management (BSHRM); 5 or 5.56% Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED); 5 or
5.56% and 5 or 5.56% Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED).
Further analysis shows the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS)
22.22% got the greater part in the distribution of respondents and the lowest
percentage in terms of respondents are BEED and BSED.
Table 5
According to Year Level

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Year Level Frequency Percentage

(f) (%)
1st 30 33.33
2nd 41 45.56
3rd 13 14.44 Table 5
4th 6 6.67
shows the
Total 90 100%
frequency and percentage distribution of respondents according to year leve;l.
It shows that there were 30 or 33.33% respondents were 1 st Year; 41 or 45.56%
respondents were 2nd Year; 13 or 14.44% respondents were 3 rd Year; and 6 or
6.67% respondents were 4th Year.
Further analysis shows that majority of the respondents come from the 2 nd Year
Students.
Table 6
According to the question, what is the Existing System
used in the library of Mallig Plains Colleges

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Existing System Frequency Percentage

(f) (%)
Manual 83 92.22
Computerized 5 5.56
Others 2 2.22
Total 90 100%
according to the question, what is the existing system used in the library of Mallig
Plains Colleges.
It shows that there were 83 or 92.22% respondents answered the existing
system used is manual; 5 or 5.56% respondents answered the existing system is
computerized and 2 respondents answered the existing system is others.
Further analysis shows that majority of the respondents answered that the
existing system in the library of Mallig Plains Colleges is manual.
Table 7
According to the question, what is the material used in Students Time
Monitoring

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Materials Frequency Percentage

(f) (%)
Logbook 84 93. 33
Computer 6 6.67
Others 0 0.00
Total 310 100%

according to the question, what is the material used in Students Time Monitoring
System?
It shows that there were 84 or 93.33% respondents answered that the
material used in students time monitoring system; 6 or 6.67% respondents
answered that the material used in students time monitoring system; 0
respondents answered that the material used is others.
Further analysis shows that majority of the respondents answered the
material used in Students Time Monitoring System is logbook.
Table 8
According to the question, if they want to improve the present system

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Responses Frequency Percentage

(f) (%)
Yes 90 100
No 0 0
Total 90 100%
according to the question, if they want to improve the present system?
It shows that there were 90 or 100% respondents answered that the library
need a computerized students monitoring system and 0 respondents answered no
need to have a new system.
computerized students time monitoring system will improve.
Table 9
According to the question, does the Institute need

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Computerized Students Time Monitoring System

(f) (%)
Yes 88 97.78
No 2 2.22
Total 90 100%
according to the question, does the institute need Computerized Students Time
Monitoring System?
It shows that there were 88 or 97.78% respondents answered that the
library needs a computerized students time monitoring system and 2 or 2.22%
respondents answered no need to have a new system.
library needs a computerized students time monitoring system.
Table 10
According to the question, if they are willing that the
Proposed System will be developed

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(f) (%)
Yes 90 100
No 0 0
Total 90 100%
according to the question, if they are willing that the proposed system will be
developed.
It shows that there were 90 or 100% respondents agreed that the proposed
system will be developed and 0 respondents disagreed to the proposed system.
Further analysis shows that majority of the respondents agreed that the
proposed system will be developed.
Table 11
Weighted Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of Respondents
According to the Problems Encountered

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in the Present System
Problem Encountered Weighted Descriptive

Mean Interpretatio
n
Using logbook in checking of
Moderate
students time monitoring log-in
2.34 Problem
and log-out
Moderate
Time Consuming for the students 2.60
Problem
Misplacing of logbook 3.03 A Problem
Cannot determine those students
who really went to the library 3.36 A Problem
Moderate
Validity of the Data 2.74
Problem
Grand Mean 2.81 A Problem

Table 11 shows the weighted mean and descriptive interpretation of
respondents according to the problems encountered in the present system.
It shows that the respondents answered a moderate problem with a
weighted mean of 2.34 that they encountered problems using logbook;
respondents answered a moderate problem with a weighted mean of 2.60 that the
present system is time-consuming; respondents answered a problem with a
weighted mean of 3.03 that misplacing of the logbook is a problem; respondents
answered a problem with a weighted mean of 3.36 that the present system cannot
determine those students who really went to the library and respondents
answered moderate problem with a weighted mean of 2.74 in the validity of data.
Further analysis shows that the respondents answered a problem with a
grand mean of 2.81 that there are problems in the present system.
Table 12

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According to the Advantages and Disadvantages of the Present

Monitoring System
Advantages of the Present Weighted Descriptive

Monitoring System Mean Interpretatio
n
Even there is no current the
processes of the present system Fairly Agree
3.34
still function
Keep on checking the logbook 3.51 Agree
Always finalize the reporting and
recording of daily circulation of the 3.44 Fairly Agree
students
Always finalize the reporting and
recording of monthly circulation of
3.56 Agree
the students
Always require the students to log-
3.61 Agree
in/log-out
Grand Mean 3.49 Fairly Agree

Table 12-a shows the weighted mean and descriptive interpretation of
respondents according to the advantages of the present system.
It shows that the respondents fairly agreed with a weighted mean of 3.34
that the processes of the present system still function even there is no current;
respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.51 that the present system is keep
on checking the logbook; respondents fairly agreed with a weighted mean of 3.44
that they always finalize the reporting and recording of daily circulation of the
students; respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.56 that the present
system always finalize the reporting and recording of monthly circulation of the
students and respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.61 always require
the students to log-in/log-out.
Further analysis shows that the respondents fairly agreed with a grand
mean of 3.49 to the advantages of the present monitoring system.

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Disadvantages of the Present Weighted Descriptive

Monitoring System Mean Interpretatio
n
Always using logbook in checking of
students time monitoring log-in Fairly Agree
3.49
and log-out
Time Consuming for the students 3.21 Fairly Agree
Misplacing of logbook and records 3.07 Fairly Agree
Cannot determine or monitor
students who really went to the
3.19 Fairly Agree
library
Doing the long procedure in log-in
3.33 Fairly Agree
and log-out processes
Grand Mean 3.26 Fairly Agree

Table 12-b shows the weighted mean and descriptive interpretation of
respondents according to the disadvantages of the present system.
It shows that the respondents fairly agreed with a weighted mean of 3.49
that they are always using logbook in checking of students time monitoring log-in
and log-out; respondents fairly agreed with a weighted mean of 3.21 that the
disadvanatges of present system is time consuming for the students; respondents
fairly agreed with a weighted mean of 3.07 misplacing of the logbook and records;
respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.19 that the disadvanatges of
present system cannot determine or monitor students who really went to the
library and respondents fairly agreed with a weighted mean of 3.33 doing the long
procedure in log-in and log-out processes.
Further analysis shows that the respondents fairly agreed with a grand
mean of 3.26 to the disadvantages of the present monitoring system.
Table 13

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According to the Factors to be considered in the

Students Monitoring Policies
Student Monitoring Policies Weighted Descriptive

Mean Interpretatio
n
Time monitoring policies must be well
3.76 Agree
publicized and understood.
Policies should be aligned with
schools policies and goals, vision, 3.84 Agree
mission and objectives.
The policies should change behavior
not to punish students. 3.72 Agree
There must be effective reporting,

recording and monitoring of the time- 3.76 Agree
in and time-out of the students.
Policies must include incentive
program is to be used; this should be
3.62 Agree
clearly specified in the policy of the
school.
Grand Mean 3.74 Agree

respondents according to the factors to be considered in the Students Monitoring
Policies.
It shows the respondents reactions about their concern in the factors to be
considered in Students Monitoring Policies; respondents agreed with a weighted
mean of 3.76 that the policy must be publicized; respondents agreed with a
weighted mean of 3.84 that the policy must be aligned with school policies;
respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.72 that the policies should change
behavior not to punish students; respondents agreed with a weighted mean of
3.76 that there must be effective reporting, recording and monitoring of the time-
in and time-out of the students; respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.62
that the students monitoring policy must include incentive program.

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Further analysis shows that the grand mean is 3.74 respondents agreed on
the factors to be considered in the students monitoring policies.
Possible Benefits of the Weighted Descriptive

Proposed System Mean Interpretatio
n
No more logbook 3.75 Agree
It will lessen time of time-in and
3.50 Fairly Agree
time-out
Avoid misplacing of logbook 3.53 Agree
Strictly monitor those students who
3.58 Agree
really went to the library
Take advantage to have
computerized system in monitoring 3.84 Agree
the time-in and time-out of students
Grand Mean 3.64 Agree
Table 14
According to the Possible Benefits
of the Proposed System

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respondents according to the possible benefits of the proposed system.
It shows that the respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.75 that
having a computerized system there will no more logbook; respondents fairly
agreed with a weighted mean of 3.50 that the proposed system it will lessen time
of time-in and time-out; respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.53 avoid
misplacement of logbook; respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.58
strictly monitor those students who really went to the library.
Further analysis shows that the respondents agreed with a grand mean of
3.64 on the possible benefits they will gain from the proposed system.
Chapter IV
SUMMARY, FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Summary
The study entitled A Proposed Computerized Students Time Monitoring
System for library of Mallig Plains Colleges, Mallig, Isabela, the study focused on

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the present system they are using in monitoring the time-in and time-out of the
students. This study will investigate the possibility to automate the present
system.
The data gathered coming from the 90 total respondents through the used
of questionnaire. There were 33 male respondents and 57 female respondents; 57
or 63.33% respondents were 17-19; according to civil status majority respondents
were single; according to course the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
(BSCS) 22.22% got the greater part in the distribution of respondents and the
lowest percentage in terms of respondents are BEED and BSED; according to year
level the majority respondents coming from the 2 nd year students; the existing
system used is manual according to the respondents; respondents answered that
the material used in students time monitoring system is logbook; 90 or 100%
respondents answered that the computerized students time monitoring system
will improve; 88 0r 97.78% respondents answered that the library needs a
computerized students time monitoring system; 90 or 100% respondents agreed
that the proposed system will be developed; respondents answered a problem
that they encounter problems in the present system; respondents fairly agreed to
the advantages of the present system; respondents fairly agreed to the
disadvantages of the present system; respondents agreed on the factors to be
considered in the student monitoring policies, respondents agreed to the possible
benefits they will gain in the proposed system.
Based on the findings the conclusion was drawn the present system used in
the library is manual.

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Based on the conclusions, this study came up with a recommendation that
the proposed Computerized Students Time Monitoring System for library of Mallig
Plains Colleges should be developed.
Findings
The researchers gathered the data analysis from the 90 total respondents.
According to the respondents gender majority of them were female had a
percentage of 63.33% has the greater part in the distribution of respondents
rather than male.
According to the respondents age majority of them were at the age bracket
of 17-19 had a percentage of 63.33%.
According to the respondents civil status majority of them were single had
a percentage of 98.89%.
According to the respondents course majority of the Bachelor of Science in
Computer Science (BSCS) 22.22% got the greater part in the distribution of
respondents and the lowest percentage in terms of respondents are BEED and
BSED.
According to the respondents year level majority of them come from the 2 nd
Year Students had a percentage of 45.56%.
Most of the respondents response the existing system they are using in the
library is manual had a percentage of 92.22%.
Most of the respondents response the material used in the student time
monitoring system is logbook had a percentage of 93.33%.
Most of the respondents response they want to improve the present system
had a percentage of 100%.

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Most of the respondents response the library need a computerized student
time monitoring system had a percentage of 97.78%.
Most of the respondents response that the proposed system Computerized
Student Time Monitoring System in the library will be developed had a
percentage of 100%.
Here are the findings regarding the problem encountered in the existing
system respondents a problem with a grand mean of 2.81.
Majority of the respondents moderate problem with a weighted mean of
2.34 that using logbook in checking of students time monitoring log-in and log-out
is one of the problems.
2.60 that using logbook time-consuming for the students.
Majority of the respondents a problem with a weighted mean of 3.03 on
misplacing of the logbook.
Majority of the respondents a problem with a weighted mean of 3.36 on
the present system which cannot determine or monitor students who really went
to the library.
2.74 on using the present system can validate the data.
Here are the findings regarding the advanntages of the present monitoring
system respondents fairly agreed with a grand mean of 3.49.
Majority of the respondents fairly agreed with a weighted mean of 3.34 that
even though there is no current the processes of the present system still function.
Majority of the respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.51 that they
keep on checking the logbook.

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they always finalize the reporting and recording of daily circulation of the
students.
Majority of the respondents a problem with a weighted mean of 3.56 that
they always finalize the reporting and recording of monthly circulation of the
students.
Majority of the respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.61 that they
always require the students to log-in/log-out.
Here are the findings regarding the disadvanntages of the present
monitoring system respondents fairly agreed with a grand mean of 3.26.
using logbook in checking of students time monitoring log-in and log-out is one of
the disadvantages of the present monitoring system.
using logbook is time-consuming for the students.
Majority of the respondents fairly agreed with a weighted mean of 3.07 on
misplacing of the logbook.
the disadvantages of the present system which cannot determine or monitor
students who really went to the library.
doing the long procedure in log-in and log-out processes
Here are the results based on the respondents reaction regarding the
factors that contribute to have student monitoring policies with a grand mean of
3.74.

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Majority respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.76 that the
attendance policies must be well publicized and understood by the students.
Majority of the respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.84 that the
policies should be aligned with schools policies and goals, vision, mision and
objectives.
Majority of the respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.72 that the
policies should change behavior not to punish students.
Majority of the respondents strongly agreed with a weighted mean of 3.76
that there must be effective reporting, recording and monitoring of the time-in and
time-out of the students.
that the policies must include incentive program is to be used.
Here are the results coming from the respondents response regarding the
possible benefits of the proposed system respondents agreed with a grand mean
of 3.64.
Majority of the respondents agreed with a weighted mean of 3.75 that using
the proposed system there is no need to use logbook.
Majority of the respondents fairly agreed with a weighted mean of 3.50 to
the possible benefits of the proposed system will lessen time for time-in and time-
out.
on the avoidance of misplacing of the logbook.
using the proposed system will strictly monitor those students who really went to
the library.

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to take advantage to have computerized system in monitoring the time-in and
time-out of students.
Conclusions
Based on the gathered data analysis the researcher concluded from the
findings, the following conclusions were drawn.
1. The present system they are using in the library is manual.
2. The present system is moderately well-organized.
3. The present system is time consuming.
4. The logbook records in the present system are prone to misplacement.
Recommendations
Based on the conclusions, this study came up with a recommendation that
the proposed Computerized Students Time Monitoring System should be
developed for the following reasons.
1. To assist the library in efficiency and competitiveness.
2. To make the monitoring system well organized and efficient.
3. To improve the present system and lessen the time spent in monitoring
the time-in and time-out of the students.
4. To make the logbook records free from misplacement
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APPENDIX A
Republic of the Philippines
MALLIG PLAINS COLLEGES
Mallig, Isabela
APPROVAL OF RESEARCH TITLE
June 25, 2008
THE DIRECTOR
Campus Research and Development
Mallig, Isabela
Sir:
We wish to request the approval of the title of our research Computerized

Students Time Monitoring System for the library of Mallig Plains
Colleges, Mallig, Isabela which we plan to conduct from November to March
2010.
We look forward for your favorable consideration of this request.
Respectfully yours,
SANIATA V. SAPLA FROILAN S. RABAGO

Researcher Researcher

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Noted:
JERIKO G. PELIMIANO
Adviser
Recommending Approval:
MR. EDDIE I. PERU

Dean
Approved:
DR. ARNOLD COLLADO

Campus Research Director
APPENDIX B
Mallig, Isabela
APPROVAL FOR THE COMPOSITION OF RESEARCH ADVISORY

COMMITTEE
June 25, 2008
THE DIRECTOR
Mallig, Isabela
Sir:
We wish to request the approval for the composition of our Research Advisory
Committee, to wit;
Adviser : Jeriko G. Pelimiano

English Critic: Victor Michael Q. Balisi
Statistician : Ruby Lizza E. Ampig
We look forward for your favorable consideration of this matter.
Respectfully yours,


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Conform:
MR. JERIKO G. PELIMIANO MR. VICTOR MICHAEL Q. BALISI MRS. RUBY

LIZZA E. AMPIG
Adviser English Critic Statistician
MR. EDDIE I. PERU

Dean, CS
Approved:
DR. ARNOLD COLLADO


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APPENDIX C
Mallig, Isabela
RESEARCH MANUSCRIPT PRESENTATION/DEFENSE
September 25, 2008
THE DIRECTOR
Mallig Palins Colleges
Mallig, Isabela
Sir:
We wish to request permission to present and defend the result of my study

entitled Computerized Students Time Monitoring System for the Library of Mallig
Plains Colleges, Mallig, Isabela at 8:00 oclock in the morning on March 10, 2010.
We look forward to your favorable consideration of this request and to the

attendance of all concerned staff for the enrichment of the content and format of
our final manuscript.
Respectfully yours,

Conform:
MR. JERIKO G. PELIMIANO MR. VICTOR MICHAEL Q. BALISI MRS. RUBY LIZZA
E. AMPIG Adviser English Critic Statistician
MR. EDDIE I. PERU

Dean, Instructor, IT Research
Approved:
DR. ARNOLD COLLADO

APPENDIX D

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Mallig, Isabela
July 10, 2008
MARY JANE S. BITANGA

Dean
Isabela State University-Cauayan Campus
San Fermin, Cauayan City
Maam:
Greetings!
This is to inform your office that one of the requirements for graduation in the
course, Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) is Information
Technology Research (IT - 62) in a computerized environment. The purpose of
which is to let the students feel and experience the actual procedure of research
study in their field of specialization and a chance to enhance the development of
their skills.
Your office has been chosen for the proposed research study A Proposed
Computerized Students Attendance Monitoring System for the Institute
of Information and Communication Technology at Isabela State
University-Cauayan Campus, Cauayan City, Isabela because of your
capacity and capability to accommodate such. In this connection may we request
that our student, Ms. Gemma C. Camarao, be allowed to conduct a research in
your office. Your office may provide the necessary documents in the conduct of
her study and we assure you that we will keep all data confidentially.
Your unstinted and full support for the success of the research study is highly
appreciated.
Respectfully yours,
EDDIE I. PERU
IT Research (IT - 62) Instructor
Approved by:
DIONICIO D. GANTE
BSIT, Chairman
APPENDIX E
Mallig, Isabela

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November 27, 2009
JERIKO G. PELIMIANO
Adviser
Mallig, Isabela
Sir:
Greetings!
You are hereby requested as adviser of Saniata V. Sapla and Froilan S.

Rabago, a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science students, for their
Information Technology Research study, Second Semester, School Year
2009-2010.
Please exert all your efforts, assistance and full support in the completion of
the said research study.
Your cooperation is highly appreciated.
Respectfully yours,
EDDIE I. PERU, MIT

Instructor, IT Research
Noted by:
EDDIE I. PERU, MIT

Dean, CS

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APPENDIX F
Mallig, Isabela
November 27, 2009
VICTOR MICHAEL Q. BALISI

English Instructor
Mallig, Isabela
Sir:
Greetings!
You are hereby requested as English Critic of Saniata V. Sapla and

Froilan S. Rabago, a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science students,
for their Information Technology Research study, Second Semester, School
Year 2009-2010.
Respectfully yours,
EDDIE I. PERU, MIT

Noted by:
EDDIE I. PERU, MIT

Dean, CS

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APPENDIX G
ISABELA STATE UNIVERSITY
Cauayan Campus
Cauayan City, Isabela
November 27, 2009
RUBY LIZZA E. AMPIG

Math Instructor
Mallig, Isabela
Maam:
Greetings!
You are hereby requested as statistician of Saniata V. Sapla and Froilan

S. Rabago, a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science students, for their
Information Technology Research study, Second Semester, School Year
2009-2010.
Respectfully yours,
EDDIE I. PERU, MIT

Noted by:
EDDIE I. PERU, MIT

Dean, CS

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APPENDIX H
Mallig, Isabela
January 22, 2010
Dear Respondents:
Greetings!
We, the researchers are presently conducting a research study entitled A

Proposed Computerized Students Time Monitoring System for the Library
of Mallig Plains Colleges, Mallig, Isabela S.Y. 2009-2010. The related
questions are attached and we would like to get your awareness on this kind of
endeavor.
In this connection, may we therefore request your whole-hearted cooperation by

answering the questionnaire as frank, honest and sincere as you can to provide
accurate data for our study. Your generous cooperation will be gladly acknowledge
and rest assured that your answers will be a great help for the study and treated
with confidentiality.
Thank you and God bless.
Respectfully yours,

JERIKO G. PELIMIANO
Research Adviser
Noted by:
EDDIE I. PERU, MIT

Dean, CS
Questionnaire

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A Proposed Computerized Students Time Monitoring System

for Library of Mallig Plains Colleges
Mallig, Isabela
S.Y. 2009-2010
Directions:
1. Please check () your answers on the following questions on the spaces
provided.
2. Please share your frank, honest and sincere answers.
I-Respondents Information
Name: _______________________________________________________________________
(Optional)
Address: _____________________________________________________________________
(Optional)
Gender: [ ] Male [ ] Female
Age: [ ] 16 below [ ] 20-22 [ ] 26 above
[ ] 17-19 [ ] 23-25
Civil Status: [ ] Single [ ] Married [ ] Widowed [ ] Separated
Course: [ ] BSCS [ ] BSIT [ ] BSED [ ] BEED
[ ] BSBA [ ] BSA [ ] BSCRIM [ ] BSHRM
Year Level: [ ] 1st Yr. [ ] 2nd Yr. [ ] 3rd Yr. [ ] 4th Yr.
II-Present System Information
1. What is the existing system used in the Library of Mallig Plains Colleges for
checking the time-in and time-out of the students?
[ ] Manual [ ] Computerized [ ] Others

Pls. specify____
2. What is the material used in Students Time Monitoring?
[ ] Logbook [ ] Computer [ ] Others

Pls.
specify____
3. Do you want to improve the present system?

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[ ] Yes [ ] No
4. Does the Library need Computerized Students Time Monitoring System?
[ ] Yes [ ] No
5. Are you willing that the proposed system Computerized Students Time
Monitoring System in the library will be developed?
[ ] Yes [ ] No
III- Problems Encountered in the Present System

Legend:
5 Big Problem 4 Moderate Problem
3 A Problem 2 Less Problem 1 Not a Problem
Problems Encountered in the Present System 1 2 3 4 5

1.Using Log Book in checking of Students time
monitoring Log-in and Log-out
2. Time consuming for the Students
3. Misplacing of logbook
4.Cannot determine students who really went to
the library
5. Validity of Data
IV- Advantages and Disadvantages of the Present Monitoring System

Legend:
5 - Strongly Agree 4 - Agree
3 - Fairly Agree 2 - Disagree 1 - Strongly Disagree
Advantages of the Present Monitoring System

1. Even there is no current the processes of the
present system still function.
2. Keep on checking the log book.
3. Always finalize the reporting and recording of
the daily circulation of the students.
4. Always finalize the reporting and recording of
the monthly circulation of the students.
5. Always require the students to log-in/log-out

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Disadvantages of the Present
Mallig PlainsMonitoring
Colleges System
1. Always using the Log Book in checking of the
Mallig, Isabela
students Log-in and Log-out.
2. Time consuming for the students.
3. Misplacing of logbook and records.
4. Cannot determine or monitor students who
really went to the library.
5. Doing the long procedure in log-in and log-
out processes.
V- Student Monitoring Policy
Legend:
5 - Strongly Agree 4 - Agree
3 - Fairly Agree 2 - Disagree 1 - Strongly Disagree
Factors contribute of the effective Log-in and Log-out

policies
1. Time monitoring policies must be well
publicized and understood.
2. Policies should be aligned with schools
policies and goals, vision, mission and
objectives.
3. The policies should change behavior not to
punish students.
4. There must be effective reporting, recording
and monitoring of the time-in and time-out of
the students.
5. Policies must include incentive program to be
used; this should be clearly specified in the
VI- policy of the school.
Possible Benefits of the Proposed System
Possible Benefits of the Computerized Student Time

Monitoring System(CSMS):
1. No more logbook
2. It will lessen time of time-in and time-out
3. Avoid misplacing of logbook
4. Strictly monitor those students who really
went to the library
5. Take advantages to have computerized
system in monitoring the time-in and time-out
of students
Thank you!!!!!
________________________________
Respondents Signature
CURRICULUM VITAE

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SANIATA V. SAPLA
Cell No.: 09102536212
E-mail: ssaniata@yahoo.com
Personal Data:
Date of Birth : August 21, 1988

Place of Birth : Mallig, Isabela
Address : Victoria, Mallig, Isabela
Age : 21
Sex : Female
Citizenship : Filipino
Civil Status : Single
Fathers Name : Nelson B. Sapla
Mothers Name : Evangeline Z. Vallejo
Educational Background:
Elementary : Victoria Elementary School

Victoria, Mallig, Isabela
Secondary : Muoz High School

Roxas, Isabela
College : Mallig Plains Colleges

Mallig, Isabela
Course : Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS)
CURRICULUM VITAE
FROILAN S. RABAGO
Cell No.: 09102536212

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E-mail: ssaniata@yahoo.com
Personal Data:
Date of Birth : August 21, 1988

Place of Birth : Mallig, Isabela
Address : Victoria, Mallig, Isabela
Age : 19
Sex : Female
Citizenship : Filipino
Civil Status : Single
Fathers Name : Nelson B. Sapla
Mothers Name : Evangeline Z. Vallejo
Educational Background:
Elementary : Victoria Elementary School

Victoria, Mallig, Isabela
Secondary : Muoz High School

Roxas, Isabela
College : Mallig Plains Colleges

Mallig, Isabela
Course : Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS)

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THE PROBLEM AND REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

world changes of futures our technology becomes rich of a hi-tech computer

technology. Rapid technology changes and increase globalization of two common

characterizations if the environments face by manufacturing enterprises of

computer there so many used of computer. Computer is a machine how can

technology changes as fastest as the second of the clock. Using information

system help to developed our own programming to become more effective.

Information system is system to develop a kind of program that helps a student to

become more reliable.

in business world is the time monitoring system. Institutions with expanding

way of entering the students, in a computerized program time in and timeout of

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) 1

the clock if he/she entered the time is true.

List goods in materials, or those goods and materials themselves, help to

modernized in a new technology. Than a manual login, that requires them a

change to a computerized login system.

Review of Related Literature

Recently The Oregonian newspaper published a special series called Fixing

colleges motivate and challenge students. As part of the series, a reporter

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) 2

standards, schools are struggling to increase attendance rates knowing that

chronic absenteeism contributes to students lack of educational progress.

Although the importance of attendance is well understood, effective strategies for

the effectiveness of intervention programsprograms that are put into to include

a range of research designspeer-reviewed, published and unpublished, mixed

on personal experience, and promising practices from community based

collected to represent those themes. Research on factors that contribute to

student success for students of different cultures, especially Latino, African

explore the research further.

The Prevention Outcome Monitoring Information System that tracks

Ph.D.) Attendance Regular and frequent attendance in the programs is clearly a

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) 3

The Laboratory for Computer Science Massachusetts Institute of

Technology 200 Technology Square Cambridge, MA 02139, USA psz@mit.edu

and costly overhead functions in many organizations. Web-based time and

using a standard Web browser. It is an essential package to those business

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) 4

attendance software. This is because the Web-based time and attendance

on a variety of desktops. Web-based time and attendance software allows the

supervisors to find whether an employee is absent from work or to locate any

can easily be researched on the Internet.

The Universities of Lipa, Batangas deal with the new technologies

attendance sheet will be a thing. Starting next month, the state-of-the-art

biometrics-based attendance monitoring system for the students will be enforced.

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) 5

students in the registration of fingerprints said this project costing of the

computerization." At this time of Mallig Plains Colleges (MPC), we have to do our

time monitoring system, the "pakisuyo system in attendance logging is

improvement in the log-in/log-out of our students. More importantly, this will

economy to greater heights.

The University of Los Baos according to John Duque(March 2005)

monitoring tasks play a central role in information reassurance, Ensuring

successful monitoring is difficult, however, because the threats to which IA

monitoring systems must respond evolve continually in the never-ending

competition between adversaries and defenders. Libraries describing monitoring

methods at different levels of detail and specialized for a wide variety of

monitoring tasks and domains are intended to provide near-complete answers or

same vocabulary. Therefore, it is not possible to design monitoring schemes that

particular organization's structure and function. Custom creation of monitors

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tuned to the needs of an individual enclave can be a very costly, labor-intensive

will be adopted across many enclaves, increasing their collective vulnerability.