...LIBRARY USER'S STATISTICS SYSTEM OF TOMAS CLAUDIO MEMORIAL COLLEGE A Thesis Presented to the Faculty of College of Computer Science Tomas Claudio Memorial College Morong, Rizal In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in Computer Science JOHN PAUL R. GONDRA MARIE ANTONETTE T. MORALES ADAM PATRICK L. PESTAÑO KIERAN CHRIS I. PILLAS Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND Introduction A library is a collection of books, resources, and services, and the structure in which it is housed; it is organized for use and maintained by a public body, an institution, or a private individual. The term "library" has itself acquired a secondary meaning: "a collection of useful material for common use," and in this sense is used in fields such as computer science, mathematics, statistics, electronics, and biology. This research is intended for public, institutions and researchers’, use as their resourceful information. In particular, this study will help the library personnel or the librarian in monitoring the books accurately. Further, the use of cataloguing will be made easier through an advance system provided by this study. The librarian is encountering problems in doing transactions like borrowing books, checking the availability of books, returning and accessioning of books because all the transactions are being done manually. The process is time consuming. The proponents decided to propose this system to help Tomas Claudio...
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...handheld computer, which can place phone calls. Although the term Smartphone was first used in 1992, apple was the first company to release a Smartphone to a wider audience. This evolution is led by computer manufacturers and software companies and not handset manufacturers, which have controlled the market thus far. One competitor to apple Iphone OS is the android OS. Android originates from a small software company, acquired by Google and is now owned by open handset alliance (OHA), where Google is a member. OHA has over a hundred member companies such as mobile operators semiconductor companies handset manufacturers, software companies and commercialisation companies. Android is an emerging mobile technology still in the development phases. Early releases of the SDK have been made available to the mobile developer community to start writing applications before handsets are available on the market. Fully featured Android handsets are expected to start shipping towards the end of 2008 or early 2009. Android is a new mobile platform based on Java running on top of a Linux kernel. For now, Java is the only development language available, but eventually Android may support other programming languages. Android has a complete set of application programming interfaces available for everything from user-interface components to accessing location information. Background of the Study According to...
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...Prescription filling refers to the process of preparing and giving medicine to a named person by a prescription. It involves the correct interpretations of the prescription and the accurate preparation and labeling of medicine for the use by the patient. It is carried out by many different kinds of people with a variety of training, and backgrounds. No matter where dispensing is done or who does it, any error or failure in the dispensing process can seriously affect the care of the patients (WHO, n.d). Figure 1: Flowchart of prescription filling A good filling process ensures that an effective form of the correct medicine is delivered to the right patient, in the correct dosages and quantity, with clear instructions, and in a package that maintains the potency of the medicine. In the process of filling a prescription, there may be many errors and issues leading to the wrong service to the patients. The most common errors are dispensing the wrong drug, wrong dose, strength, form or quantity, or labeling medication with the incorrect directions, wrong patient (Cheung, Bouvy, and Smet, 2009). Factors subjectively reported as contributing to these errors were a look-alike, sound-alike drugs, low staffing and computer software, and administrative error (Cheung and Smet, 2009). The SIPOC model: Based on the above work process analysis, below is the diagram of the SIPOC model of the pharmacy. Here the supplier is the doctor who writes and delivers the prescription and the pharmaceutical...
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...CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Technology has always been a great part of people’s everyday lives. The innovation of every piece of work has been developed through the use of advanced technology and new innovations. These new technologies and innovations are bringing people to new perspective of daily living. Nowadays, people are very technology conscious that it seems that they cannot live now without these new technologies, such as using the internet to feed their conscious minds, to browsing for new menus, to searching the most popular and highest paid personalities, to political issues point of view, and sometimes to showcasing the talents of the most talented even though some of these talented are specially able people. Many people are very thankful that one of the greatest inventions in human kind is the mobile phone.Many tools and applications have been invented and are continuously being produced. One of the most significant technology advances in education is also the use of mobile application. Through these mobile phones, people can easily communicate with one another, whether some of these people are normal or some are especiallyabled ones. Also, through these mobile phones, conflicts or misunderstandings can be solved; sometimes a fight can also ignite through it if it was not used for good. But of course, we need to use the technology wherein we can benefit from it, and also we need to think of other people’s sake. As the saying goes, you are truly living and loving...
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...choose what kind of tool to use. Organizations mainly use 7 basic tools of quality management to detect the root cause of a problem, such as Ishikawa Chart (Identifies many possible causes for an effect or problem and sorts ideas into useful categories), Pareto Chart (Shows on a bar graph which factors are more significant), Check list (A structured, prepared form for collecting and analyzing data; a generic tool that can be adapted for a wide variety of purposes). Some organizations prefer to use the so-called new quality management tools: Affinity diagram (organizes a large number of ideas into their natural relationships), Relation Chart (shows cause-and-effect relationships and helps you analyze the natural links between different aspects of a complex situation), Tree diagram (breaks down broad categories into finer and finer levels of detail, helping you move your thinking step by step from generalities to specifics), Matrix Diagram (a complex mathematical technique for analyzing matrices, often replaced in this list by the similar prioritization matrix. One of the most rigorous, careful and time-consuming of...
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...BUSINESS PROCESS CHANGE PLAN GB560 Designing, Improving and Implementing Processes Session # 01 Teresa Rose Kaplan University January 26, 2014 Abstract The purpose of this paper is to discuss change process that needs to take place for the Gundersen Health System to become energy independent by the year 2014. Most healthcare organizations do not include the upper management in the process of business. This paper will discuss how to do a change of process to reach the goal of being energy independent, it will show how the change will be a Six Sigma Process. It will look at Capability Maturity Model (CMM). It will touch on Porter’s three – phase process. A current diagram and a change process diagram. The paper will also touch on goals to be placed into affect. It will state the tasks and measurements for the goal. Introduction to Gundersen Health System Gundersen Health Systems was first named Gundersen Lutheran Hospital and was founded in 1902 by the primary Doctor, Adolf Gundersen. It was renamed Gundersen Clinic and Lutheran Hospital, and in 1995 it was name Gundersen Lutheran Inc. It is now known as Gundersen Healthcare Systems. The system is made up of 24 Medical Clinics, 4 Worksite Clinics, 2 Express Care Clinics, 4 Podiatry Clinics, 8 Behavioral Health Clinics, 12 Eye Clinics/Institutes, 2 Sport Medicine Clinics, 4 Reproductive Clinics. It has 3 Affiliated Hospitals,...
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...given out (Fleming, 2001). The VARK learning styles are used toassess individual learning abilities orpreferences, the theories interpret the way in which the individual processes information and their ability to recall the information obtained. Learning style information can also benefit the student directly as they learn more about themselves and acquire knowledge of general learning theory (Breckler, 2009). Visual learners receive their information via, pictures, posters, slides, books with diagrams, graphs,symbols,flowcharts along with underlining,colors and highlights. Where as the aural strategies focus on attending actual class, watching and listening to tutorials, discuss topics with others, read and summarize notes outloud “hear” the understanding of the topic. Read/write students make lists, use resources such as dictionaries, handouts, textbooks and notes. A tendency toward writing out information over and over with different text assists the read/write learners.Organizing diagrams and graphs into statements with charts turned into words lets theread/write students begin their understanding. The kinesthetic way of learning begins withall fivesenses, sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste. By using examples from field trips, tours, real life experiences and application of principles, the kinesthetic learner is able to remember more of the “real” things that were observed. Memory also increase for the...
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...Journal of Web Engineering, Vol. 2, No.3 (2004) 193-212 © Rinton Press Requirements Engineering for Web Applications – A Comparative Study M. JOSÉ ESCALONA University of Seville. Spain escalona@lsi.us.es NORA KOCH University of Munich (LMU) and F.A.S.T. GmbH, Germany kochn@informatik.uni-muenchen.de koch@fast.de Received (to be filled by the JWE editorial) Revised (to be filled by the JWE editorial) The requirements engineering discipline has become more and more important in the last years. Tasks such as the requirements elicitation, the specification of requirements or the requirements validation are essential to assure the quality of the resulting software. The development of Web systems usually involves more heterogeneous stakeholders than the construction of traditional software. In addition, Web systems have additional requirements for the navigational and multimedia aspects as well as for the usability as no training is possible. Therefore a thoroughly requirements analysis is even more relevant. In contrast, most of the methodologies that have been proposed for the development of Web applications focus on the design paying less attention to the requirements engineering. This paper is a comparative study of the requirements handling in Web methodologies showing trends in the use of techniques for capturing, specifying and validating Web requirements. Keywords: Requirements Engineering, Web methodology, survey Communicated by: (to be filled...
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...Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Background of the Study * Introduce your topic by opening the statement with what is happening in the area of computer / information technology * What is happening on the general topic of your area of specialization (business), how it / computers are being utilized * Introduce your main area in computers /information technology (topic related eg. Gaming technologies, image processing, transaction processing systems, sns) * Introduce your main concentration (your actual title) * Include the history of the target company, its owners, its business offerings (services or merchandise/products, its business processes * Include as well some of the problems met, its causes and effects * Finally, state the goal of the project as solutions/improvements. Objectives of the Study * A statement which summarizes the supposedly result of the study. * Starts with the phrase “To develop …” * E.g. * To develop a computerized sales and inventory system for ____ with ____ that can help their daily operations such as ____, ____ and ____ thus to improve the efficiency of their manual process. * Follow-up with the specific objectives: This is divided into 4 points. * Design an _____ system that is capable of: a. Capability 1 b. Capability 2 c. Capability 3 d. And so on * Create the system using (include software and hardware requirements here) * Test and improve the developed system...
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...Title: PERCEIVED HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (HRM) PRACTICES AND THEIR IMPACT ON EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION Course: Methods in Business Research Instructor: Fatima Saman Qaisar Semester: Spring 2016 Group Number: 1 Section: 2013 BBA-B Group Members: Ahsan Bashir Gill L13-4761 Tayyab Javaid L13-4713 Humza Humayun L13-4879 Mishall Masood L13-4886 Word Count: 3540 Table of Contents: Abstract: 2 Introduction: 3 Research Questions: 3 Research Objectives: 3 Background: 4 Literature Review: 5 INFLUENCE OF INDEPENDENT VARIABLE ON DEPENDENT VARIABLE: 5 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM: 6 HYPOTHESIS: 6 Methodology and Data: 7 NATURE OF RESEARCH: 7 POPULATION: 7 SAMPLE SIZE: 7 INSTRUMENT OF DATA DESIGN: 7 MEASURING SCALE: 7 DATA COLLECTION METHODS: 8 LIST OF BANKS 8 Project Management: 9 COST: 9 LIMITATIONS: 9 Interpretation: 10 Frequency 10 Correlation 13 Demographic variables 15 Data Analysis 20 Results: 20 Conclusion: 21 Recommendations: 21 Appendix: 24 QUESTIONNAIRE: 24 Abstract: Employee motivation is a factor of importance these days for all organizations. Every organization is busy in finding a way to enhance employee motivation using HR practices. So we have conducted a study referring to variables effecting employee motivation. We adopted a hypothesis testing approach through survey methodology to find the relationship between different variables. The research is based on hypothesis that is if the employees are satisfied with the HR practices of banks...
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...Instructions: The case: o The data for the case is in the posted EXCEL file, titled “W2013 case data.xls” o The data is a random sample of employees with observations made on NSAL, SSAL, Seniority, Gender, Exp, and Education. o o For the purposes of this study, all variables except Sex and Education are assumed to be normally distributed. o Your answers: o The length of the project is MAXIMUM 12 pages including appendices. But not including the Covering Page and Table of Contents. o Questions may be answered using EXCEL (with MegaStat, StaTools or PhStat add-on) whenever applicable as well as any other Statistic tools made available by the publisher through the MyStaLab. o I am also strongly suggesting that groups use the Pivot Table program in Excel to organize and summarize the database. You should consult the publisher for technical assistance with the use of their software. o You are advised to work on the case in a group of 2-4 and submit one hard copy as a group. You are expected to work on the case only with your group members and refrain from copying the work of other groups or persons. Plagiarism is considered a serious offence in this Faculty and University resulting in suspension and possible repeating of a year. Please consult the Code of Conduct at the following address: http://johnmolson.concordia.ca/images/stories/undergrad_prog/undergrad_landing_page/docs/academic_integrity_may2009.pdf o The case is...
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...CHAPTER I PROJECT BACKGROUND 1.1 INTRODUCTION During early years, stereo type approach was used such as logbooks, shortlists and even journals. Collecting data and retrieval was a bit difficult to due to manual operation without the aid of an electronic processing program. With modern programming, it will make logging; retrieving and saving are possible in just a snitch. All data will be registered and save electronically and manual basis and will be an alternative solution for black and white paper works. On this, readers as well students in the same field of interest will gain information about data system management and its purpose in making clerical work possible without extending much effort and also by using such system will enables the user/users to monitor establishments operation. No longer hours of paper work, have any more ribbons to change, simply a small technical known on how to operate a computer can make a difference in a fast growing trend of businesses as well taking the benefits of programming as a whole. Computers enable the efficient processing and storage of information. As of now many company use computer to make their works faster and lessen the unnecessary time they spend working towards something that they can be done using computer unlike in file processing system every transaction take a lot of time and give bounty of works resulting to waste of time and human energy. It’s not an easy task to manage a business you need to...
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...THESIS PROPOSAL Course: School Year/Term: Proposed Thesis Title: Abstract BS Information Technology 2013-2014, 1st Semester Ang Paglalakbay Ni Bobby: A 3D Movie The proposed 3D short film was cover 27 minutes and 33 seconds of time. This story shows about the love and guidance of the parents to their child. It also gives moral lesson all viewers. The short 3D film covers comedy, drama, adventure and also a lesson that can touch and put in mind to all the viewers. The character was in form of animals. An Animal Tale which animals are featured prominently, either as the main characters or as important participants in the unfolding of a narrative manner. The movie was rated as General Patronage which benefits and admitted to all ages of viewer. The study was similar to 3D short film Turbo, Monsters University and Rio in a way of main characters was in animal forms; and also similar to the study Brave and Transcend that acquired lesson to all age’s of viewer and gives a deep message about the importance of family and life. The difference of the study was the new conducted story that shows the creativity of the proponents. It also gives moral lesson to everyone, which lesson realizes that everyone was lucky to have their family which gives us love and guidance; also lucky to have people around whom always give support and we can rely on. In order to develop the studies, the proponents meet a deep research. Profound research was chosen as a starting point to engage in the...
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...What appears to be the key elements of team effectiveness? In particular consider the importance of leadership in teams and reflect critically on your own leadership Effective team working is an essential ingredient for organisational success. Successful teams can help transform an organisation, increase outputs and deliver on organisational objectives. Gorman (1998) argues that the composition of teams, how they work together, how they are motivated and the quality of leadership within teams are just some of the elements that contribute to making a successful organisation. However it has been said that effective teams are not a natural phenomenon (Mcshane &Tavaglione, 2007). In conformance with the last statement a team is said to be a group of two or more people who influence and interact with one another, perceive themselves as a social entity within an organisation and who work towards, and are mutually accountable for, achieving shared goals associated with organisational objective (Mcshane &Tavaglione, 2007). This essay will discuss the key elements of team effectiveness; will then consider the importance of leadership in a team linking theory with practice, by critically analysing...
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...Defining the Models: • Young Earth Creation: Model based on the belief that the God of Abrahamic Religions created all life in six 24-hour days from nothing. This belief/model originates from a literal interpretation of the book of Genesis, in which creation theories were described as having happened 6000 years ago. It is thought to have its original roots in Judaism. This model allows that God created the different kinds of organisms and that there has been variation within their kinds. This model has many explanations and the great flood of Noah is the most well-known explanation of fossil records found. • Evolution: This is the model that all life on Earth evolved from earlier life by means of mutation and natural selection. It spans the...
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