STI College Baguio Course Manager Mobile Application Proposal
STI College Baguio Course Manager Mobile Application Proposal
STI College Baguio Course Manager Mobile Application Proposal
INTRODUCTION
Instructors are not only limited to imparting education to their students but they
are also responsible for managing their own courses for the duration of a semester.
from students, organizing and managing student groups, monitoring the attendance,
and recording grades. The proponents aim to centralize all these responsibilities into
one system through the development of the Course Manager Mobile Application.
tablet computer. It is a software program you can easily download and access
To help the instructor properly manage a course, the proposed mobile app would
possess features such as the monitoring of the attendance of the students in their
smartphones or tablet computers, sending announcements through the app for the
students to read, having a list of the enrolled students in a course in the app, and
giving private notifications to the students for their monthly periodical grades.
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A student would also benefit from this proposed mobile app since they would not
need to consult their instructors personally to see when they have incurred absences.
When subscribed to this app, the student could see their attendance in a certain
feature of this app. Students could also see their grades via a private notification from
the teacher so that they could have a basis to compute their grades. This feature of
giving grades would promote transparency and help an instructor distribute grades
easier instead of showing their grades one by one which would take up a lot of time
The proposed mobile app also provides ease of communication even outside of
school hours. The instructor could post announcements through the app which the
students could access anywhere they are. This provides an alternative solution instead
Instructors are not only given the task to properly educate students but also
monitor the attendance of students by using index cards. The proposed mobile app
would offer an alternative to monitor grades through their smartphones and even
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refer to the smartphone wherever they are in case the instructor wants to monitor
absent students.
Instructors also relay grades to the students after periodical exams through written
notes or showing their graded spreadsheets to students. The proposed mobile app
would relay a student’s grade privately eliminating the time it takes for instructors to
Notes and handouts are also useful for students to have a helpful resource in their
courses. Through the proposed system, notes and handouts could be downloaded
even before a class begins. This promotes advanced reading and more active student
STI College Baguio would benefit from this application as the college
would be credited for future advancements from this mobile app. The
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Students
Faculty
The Faculty of STI College Baguio would benefit from the proposed
Developers
2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
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2.2 Proposed Research Project
SCOPE
The proposed mobile app could be accessed by the users anywhere on their
Urgent announcements are headlined in the mobile app for the students to read
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The proposed mobile app could also have a download section for handouts or
LIMITATIONS
The proposed mobile application is only available for bonafide STI College
Only bonafide students from a certain course could only access that course.
The grades provided by the instructor would only be temporary until the final
2.2.4 Methodology
“Fourth generation techniques are the package of software tools that enable a
software engineer to specify the characteristics at a high level and then a source code
supports 4GT paradigm includes some or all of the following tools: nonprocedural
languages for database query, report generation, data manipulation, screen interaction
and definition and code generation; high-level graphics capability; and spreadsheet
capability.
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Phases of Fourth Generation Technique
Requirements Gathering
Design Strategy
The gathered data is translated into set of presentation that describes data
Implementation
computer. The gathered requirements and design are put into a machine
executable form. The developers would implement using 4GL which enables
of code to generate the output. Data structure with relevant information must
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Testing
checkpoints in all overall process to determine whether objectives are being met.
This is required to ensure the system’s quality, reliability and availability when
being used.
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3. PROJECT MANAGEMENT
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Planning
Identification Problems
Data Gathering
Analysis
Development of Solutions
Software to be utilized
Documentation
Design
Design of Database
Design of Modules
Implementation
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3.2 Resources
Hardware
512MB RAM
Software
Java Platform
SQLite database
Eclipse IDE
Android Studio
4. APPENDIX
4.1 References
http://www.only4bca.com
Corpuz, Aldger B.
BSIT-DA
09056000764
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Davalos, Beryl Z.
BSIT-DA
09353143828
BSIT
09496600970
Togmoy, Margielyn B.
BSIT-DA
09099423942
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Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Background of the problem .............................................................................................. 1
1.2 Overview of the current state of the current Technology................................................. 2
1.3 Project Rationale .............................................................................................................. 3
2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................... 4
2.1 Problem Statement ........................................................................................................... 4
2.2 Proposed Research Project ............................................................................................... 5
2.2.1 General Objectives .................................................................................................... 5
2.2.2 Specific Objectives ................................................................................................... 5
2.2.3 Scope and Limitations............................................................................................... 5
2.2.4 Methodology ............................................................................................................. 6
3. PROJECT MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................. 9
3.1 Calendar of Activities....................................................................................................... 9
3.2 Resources ....................................................................................................................... 10
4. APPENDIX ........................................................................................................................... 10
4.1 References ...................................................................................................................... 10
4.2 Resource Person ............................................................................................................. 10
4.3 Personal technical vitae .................................................................................................. 10
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