Undergraduate Theses

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Android-based farm data management system with cost and return analysis
Alabata, Jeanly Hartbeyn E. (Davao del Sur State College, 2024-06)
The purpose of the Android-based farm data management system with cost and return analysis is to enhance farm management through a user-friendly mobile application. Farmers often face challenges in effectively managing and analyzing their farm data. The solution provided by this system includes an intuitive interface with customizable reminders, enabling farmers to actively engage in farm management activities. The project, developed and tested in Sitio Mainit, Kapatagan, Digos City, involved farmers directly and included training sessions to ensure effective use. Simple random sampling and descriptive statistical methods, focusing on mean values, were used to evaluate the system's functionality, reliability, and usefulness. The findings validate the system's capability to support farmers in managing their operations efficiently. This implementation has significantly benefited farmers by providing a user-friendly mobile application that allows user to input expenses as well as farm data, ROI calculation, and weather notifications, which give a lot of advantage for users. In addition, the findings and insights gained from this study contribute to advancement of android-based farm data management system with cost and return analysis, offering practical guidance and recommendation in the agriculture and smallholder farmers' sector.
Development of fishpond automated fish feeder system prototype with GSM notification
Enanoria, Janea Rose L. (Davao del Sur State College, 2024)
Fish farmers rely on agriculture as their primary source of income, so they are looking for ways to produce higher quality of fish. Effective methods can help produce a lot of aquaculture products. The study aimed to develop a fishpond automated fish feeder system prototype with GSM notification for adult tilapia fish, addressing the persistent challenges of inconsistent feeding and insufficient awareness of water conditions. The system successfully monitors the status of water, including pH using the pH sensor and water temperature using the water temperature sensor, it also monitors the feed level in the tank using ultrasonic sensor and the time of feeding using real-time-clock (RTC). The study made it ideal for fish farmers. This reveals that using the prototype greatly enhances the agriculture field's performance, enabling the fish farmers to maintain stable growing conditions and the growth of their tilapia fish, as well as the successful sending of the readings from the sensor through SMS notification. Above all, the implementation of the fishpond automated fish feeder system prototype with GSM notification was successful in providing a convenient way for fish farmers to monitor their fish.
Water consumption and growth of spring onion (Allium fistulusom L.) under different nutrient solution depths in kratky hydroponics under shaded conditions
Dabalos, Marc Jay P. (Davao del Sur State College, 2024-06)
The study was conducted at Davao del Sur State College (DSSC), Brgy. Matti, Digos City, Davao del Sur, to investigate the effect of varying depths of nutrient solution on the water consumption and growth of spring onion. The experiment followed a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) with three treatments and three replications. The treatments were T1 (15cm depth of nutrient solution), T2 (10 cm depth of nutrient solution), T3 (5 cm depth of nutrient solution). The effect of the depths of nutrient solution was determined with regards to the water consumption, plant height, stem diameter, number of leaf, root length, number of shoots per plant and the temperature of nutrient solution. The gathered data was statistically evaluated using analysis of variance (ANOVA) at a significance level of 1% to 5% based on the results of the study, the nutrient solution depths showed no significant effect on the water consumption and growth response of spring onion (Allium fistulusom L.) and also to the nutrient solution temperature.
Web-based drug related crimes geospatial data analytics for Digos City police station
Alimama, Nathan Jeaster D. (Davao del Sur State College, 2024-07)
This capstone project presents a web-based geospatial data analytics system designed exclusively for the Digos City Police Station. The technology aims to aid the Digos City Police Station by utilizing a clustered map to visually represent and analyze drug data. The development of the web-based system for the Digos City Police Station significantly enhances visualization capabilities through the implementation of clustered maps and descriptive analytics graphs. These visual tools provide a clearer, more comprehensive representation of drug crime data, enabling the identification of pattern and trends that are crucial for strategic decision-making. The system was developed using the Rapid Application Development (RAD) technique, which ensured a flexible and iterative approach to creating the system. The system is efficiently allows the admin page manage user accounts and the system also has a user logs history feature that allows for effective tracking, clustered maps and descriptive analytics also improves the system's usefulness for law enforcement operations. This system make a big contribution to the police force for its comprehensive understanding of drug-related information, including the distribution of drug cases and arrests across different areas, as well as the yearly trends in drug-related arrests. The good reviews demonstrate the project's effectiveness in achieving its goals, highlighting its significant contribution to enhancing law enforcement capabilities through improved data visualization and analysis
Web-based fish feeding real-time monitoring system with prototype
Alcober, Grace M. (Davao del Sur State College, 2024-06)
This study aimed to create a monitoring system that can handle the difficulties that monitoring fish feeding in real-time. The lack of real-time monitoring in fish feeding techniques can lead to control the level of feeds easy way to the fish farming monitor the tank level. To solve this problem, the researcher created a web-based fish feeding real-time monitoring system to give the users the resources they needed to maintain the tank level of feeds in fishpond. This system can display and monitor the feeds level, time of feeds distribution, water temperature and ph level. It means that the system effectively monitors fish feeding conditions, aiding outdoor fish farmer in improving their fishpond. Real-time monitoring allow for timely interventions, and collected data supports informed decision-making. Overall, the web-based fish feeding real-time monitoring system presented in this study is a potential answer to the problems of monitoring fish feeding. The system is effective and simple, allowing to the fishpond in Dawis, Digos City to make an easy way to monitor the feeds level, time of feeds distribution, water temperature and ph level conditions.