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2020 UMTC Inter-department Research Congress (IDRC 2020): Strengthening Student Research Culture

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Congress Venue 3 Program 4 List of Technical Committee/Panel Reactor 6 Panel Reactor’s Academic Background 7 Session 1 Promoting Economic Growth and Active Enterprise/ Sustaining Programs and Efficient Services 9 Session 2 Sustaining Biodiversity and the Environment/Advancing Technological Innovations 13 Session 3 Engaging Public Opinion/ Improving Social Well-being and Human Development 16 Session 4 Professional School Multidisciplinary 19 Poster Session 23 Upcoming Conference 31 Mechanics/Guidelines for Paper/Poster Presentation 33 Research and Publication Center Staff 39


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Congress Venue

UM Tagum College Mabini St., Tagum City,

Davao del Norte, Philippines

Brief Background

Atty. Guillermo E. Torres together with five other enthusiastic individuals armed only with strong determination dreamed to establish a school in 1946. It did not take long for this school when Mindanao College (MC) now the University of Mindanao has grown and stood as the leading institution of Learning in the Region. The University has immediately branched out eight more school which spread all throughout the three provinces of Davao. Exactly, it was on summer 1950 when MC Tagum Academy was opened as the first non-sectarian private school in Tagum. It started with only one building which stood along Mabini Street, Tagum City. In its initial year there were 400 students enrolled handled by only four administration personnel – faculty members headed by Mr. Miligrito. Due to economic dislocation brought about the ravage of World War II, Mindanao College initially offered complete academic secondary course. In 1959, a two-year collegiate course in commerce was given government recognition. Having shown a better performance and turn – over of its commerce graduates, the government awarded full recognition of the course in 1975 with Mr. Ray Seguerra as Dean of College (lifted from http://tagum.umindanao.edu.ph/about/).


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UM Tagum College

Research and Publication Center

“2020 Inter-Department Research Congress” February 20, 2020, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Mabini St., Tagum City Venue: AVR 1 (PLENARY HALL)

P R O G R A M

Part I. Preliminaries Opening Prayer Audio-Visual Presentation Phil. National Anthem Audio-Visual Presentation University Hymn Audio-Visual Presentation Welcome Address Dr. Evelyn P. Saludes School Director/VP - BOO Rationale Prof. Larcyneil P. Pascual Head, Research Publication Center Introduction of Session Chairs/ Prof. Armand James A. Vallejo Members & Tabulators RA, DTE Introduction Prof. Earl Jones Muico of the Panel Reactors per session (Oral/Poster) Reading of Mechanics/ Prof. Raiza Mae C. Narciso Guidelines for Paper & Poster RA, DBAE Presentation Part II. Program Proper (Simultaneous) A. Parallel Oral Paper Presentation Session 1 (9:00a.m. - 11:30a.m.) Venue: AVR 1 (Plenary Hall) Research Agenda: Promoting Economic Growth and Active Enterprise/Sustaining Programs and Efficient Services Moderators : Prof. A. James A. Vallejo/ : Prof. Larcyneil P. Pascual


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B. Poster Presentation Venue: AVR 2-SCL-AVR 1- Lobby Time: 9:00a.m. - 11:30a.m. Moderators : Prof. Earl Jones G. Muico/ : Prof. Jon Inocentes (RA, DAE) Part III. LUNCH Venue: Les Palmes, Bistro (11:30AM-12:30PM) Part IV. BREAK-OUT SESSIONS: Oral Paper Presentation (Sessions 2, 3, & 4) SESSION 2 (1:00p.m. - 4:30p.m.) Venue: AVR 2 Research Agenda : Sustaining Biodiversity and the Environment/Advancing Technological Innovations Moderators : Prof. Daniel Quiño (RA, CS/IT) : Engr. Zoida Clara Yamba (RA, DEE) SESSION 3 (1:00p.m. - 4:30p.m.) Venue: AVR 3 Research Agenda : Engaging Public Opinion/Improving Social Well-being and Human Development Moderators : Prof. Richard Ocio (RA, HM/TM) : Prof. Aimee Aya-ay (RA, DCJE) SESSION 4 (1:00p.m. - 4:30p.m.) Venue: AVR 1 Multidisciplinary Moderators : Dr. Marilyn C. Arbes (RA, DASE) : Dr. Raiza Mae Narciso (RA, DBAE)

************************************************************************************************* Prof. Earl Jones G. Muico

Master of Ceremony *************************************************************************************************

Note! *Giving of Certificates for Best Oral Presenters, Participation, Recognition and the like shall be done inside the assigned session venue. **The time slots assigned here are only tentative. Presenters are recommended to stay for the whole session in case of any absence.

***After the session, there will be a group photo for all presenters with panel reactors and session facilitators.


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2020 Annual Inter - department Research Congress (AIDRC 2020) TECHNICAL COMMITTEE/LIST OF PANEL REACTORS

Overall Chair: LARCYNEIL P. PASCUAL

Oral Paper Presentation

Session 1 Venue: AVR 1 -Plenary Time: 8:00 AM - 12:00NN

Session Chair: Prof. A. James A. Vallejo (RA, DTE) Member: Prof. Larcyneil P. Pascual Tabulators: Dr. Rey M. Regidor Prof. Rex L. Sarvida Topics: Promoting Economic Growth and Active Enterprise/Sustaining Programs and Efficient Services

Session 2 Venue: AVR 2

Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Session Chair: Prof. Daniel Quiño (RA, CS/IT) Member: Engr. Zoida Yamba (RA, DEE)

Tabulators: Dr. Rey M. Regidor Prof. Rex L. Sarvida Topics: Sustaining Biodiversity and the Environment/Advancing Technological Innovations

Session 3 Venue: AVR 3

Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Session Chair: Prof. Ritchard Ocio (RA, HM/TM) Member: Prof. Aimee Aya-ay (RA, CJE)

Tabulators: Prof. Joseph Agad Prof. Pay Villamor

Topics: Engaging Public Opinion/Improving Social Well-being and Human Development

Session 4 Venue: AVR 1-Plenary Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Session Chair: Dr. Marilyn C. Arbes (RA, DASE) Member: Dr. Raiza Mae C. Narciso (RA, DBAE) Tabulators: Prof. Luzminda P. Carrillo Dr. Noel T. Casocot

Multi-disciplinary: Professional School

PANEL REACTOR 1 Dr. Eleonor T. Guden Research Director University of Southeastern Philippines

PANEL REACTOR 1 Dr. Eleonor T. Guden Research Director University of Southeastern Philippines

PANEL REACTOR 1 Prof. Gemar B. Magbutong Head, Teacher Education Kapalong College of Agriculture, Sciences, and Technology

PANEL REACTOR 1 Dr. Celso L. Tagadiad AVP/School Director UM Panabo College

PANEL REACTOR 2 Dr. Joseph O. Chagas Planning Officer III Tagum City Division

PANEL REACTOR 2 Dr. Joseph O. Chagas Planning Officer III Tagum City Division

PANEL REACTOR 2 Prof. Karen Cheyserr B. Makiling Language Faculty Kapalong College of Agriculture, Sciences, and Technology

PANEL REACTOR 2 Dr. Liezel V. Chan Dean of College UM Panabo College

PANEL REACTOR 3 Prof. Rey A. Mangarin Associate Professor UM Panabo College

PANEL REACTOR 3 Prof. Rey A. Mangarin Associate Professor UM Panabo College

PANEL REACTOR 3 Prof. LP Sheena S. Sinda Researcher, Explorer Southern Davao National High School

PANEL REACTOR 3 Dr. Jeanilyn E. Tacadena Head, Elementary UM Panabo College

Poster Presentation Venue: AVR2 - SCL Lobby Time: 8:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Moderators: Prof. Jon Inocentes/Prof. Earl Jones G. Muico

Tabulators: Prof. Jennalyn Vitasolo Prof. Jelly Ann Candido

Panel Reactors § Dr. Celso L. Tagadiad § Dr. Liezel V. Chan § Dr. Jeanilyn E. Tacadena

Technical Support Team: Prof. Rafael Brian Agraviador Ms. Ailane Tuazon, Mr. James Bingil, and Ms. Rubielyn Manuel


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PANEL REACTORS’ ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

DR. JOSEPH O. CHAGAS is a graduate of Bachelor of Science major in Biology at Mindanao State University, Islamic City of Marawi. Completed his Master of Arts Major in Educational Management and Doctor of Education major in Educational Management at the University of Mindanao, Davao City. He also obtained his Master of Science in Science Education at Curtin University of Technology, Western Australia. He served as the Research Coordinator and Dean of College at UM Tagum College, thesis adviser & panel member of the same institution. Currently, he is the Division Planning Officer of DepEd Tagum City

Division and a member of the Division Research Committee.

DR. ELEONOR T. GUDEN is a current faculty member of University of Southeastern Philippines Tagum Campus and had served as department chair of the BEED department and graduate school, as well as an associate dean in the College of Teacher Education and Technology. Dr. Guden had conducted numerous researches focusing on improving the quality education and uplifting low performance of students. She also is working on researches with external findings on Carbon Audit and Assessment Study on Effectiveness of Institutional Linkages.

PROF. REY AVILA MANGARIN, is a graduate of Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Mathematics at UM Panabo College and completed the academic requirements in Master of Education major in Teaching Mathematics in the University of Mindanao, Davao City. He presented various research studies in national and international conferences. He is the owner of RAMyer Research and Tutorial Services located in Sto. Tomas, Davao del Norte. He is a resource speaker of Research Seminar-Workshops of different learning institutions in the region. DR. JEANILYN E. TACADENA is a BEEd Generalist graduate at UM Panabo College, graduated last 2001. She earned her Master of Arts in Elementary Education at St. Mary’s College of Tagum in 2016. Prof. Tacadena earned her PhD in Educational Leadership, at the University of the Immaculate Conception and is the current Program Head of BEEd at UM Panabo College, Panabo City.


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DR. CELSO LAGAR TAGADIAD is a graduate of Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English and obtained his Master of Arts in Education major in English Language at the University of Mindanao. He is a doctorate degree holder in Applied Linguistics. Dr. Tagadiad, is the current School Director/Assistant Vice President for UM Panabo College, Panabo City. His research interests focus on Language, Literature, Language Policy, English for Specific Purposes, and Linguistics.

DR. LIEZEL VALMORIA-CHAN is the current Dean of College in UM Panabo College, Panabo City. She served as the Head of the Research and Publication Center of the same institution for five consecutive years. . Dr. Chan, has finished her PhD in Mathematics at Ateneo de Zamboanga. Her research interests focus on the investigating the Mathematical Problem Solving Skills of students and exploring the beauty of Applied and Purse Statistics.

PROF. KAREN CHEYSERR B. MAKILING, is a graduate of BSED Major in English at Kapalong College of Agriculture, Sciences and Technology, a Licensed Professional Teacher (LPT). She completed her Master’s degree in Teaching English at UM Tagum College with a meritorious research output. Currently, she is finishing her PhD in Education major in Applied Linguistics at UIC, Davao City. She is also a consultant in the undergraduate research program, as a research adviser, panel, and editor. She serves as the Program Coordinator in Education as language discipline head and a Board (BLEPT) Coordinator as well. A regional Board Officer of State Universities and Colleges Teacher Education Association. PROF. GEMAR B. MAGBUTONG, is a graduate of Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Mathematics at UM Tagum College. He also obtained his Master of Arts in Education major in Teaching Mathematics in the same school. Likewise, he is currently working his dissertation in PhD in Mathematics Education. Prof. Magbutong is the current Program Head of Education Department at Kapalong College of Agriculture, Sciences, Maniki Kapalong, Davao Del Norte. His research interet focuses on Applied and Pure Mathematics. PROF. LP SHEENA S. SINDA, is a graduate of Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Mathematics and obtained her Master in Science Teaching Mathematics at Davao del Norte State College, Brgy. New Visayas, Panabo City. She is currently connected at the Department of Education - Panabo City Division. Prof. Sinda’s research interets focus on Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Analytic Geometry, Calculus, and the like. Prof. SInda is currently enrolled in her PhD in Mathematics in the University of Mindanao, Davao City.


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Order of Paper Presentations

Session 1 Research Agenda: Promoting Economic Growth and Active Enterprise/ Sustaining Programs and Efficient Services Session Chair: Prof. Armand James A. Vallejo (RA, DTE) Member: Prof. Larcyneil P. Pascua (RC)

9:00 - 9:15

AVR 1 (Plenary)

Striving Success Towards National PRISAA Tournament: A Qualitative Inquiry *Gilbert G. Goco1, Vincent John Calvez1, Dexie Gloria1 Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Dr. Jose Elmer S. Oficiar, Jr. Research Mentor

9:15 - 9:30

AVR 1 (Plenary)

Make a Difference: Stories of Outstanding Teachers *Mary Jane Pal, Janice Fallarcuna, and Jenerus Juan Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Dr. Monalisa O. Chagas Research Mentor

9:30 - 9:45

AVR 1 (Plenary)

Psychological Empowerment and Organizational Commitment Among Employees of ISO Certified Institutions in Tagum City Allan M. Quitoriano1, Recelie T. Verdad1, and *John Lloyd Brix L. Allena1 Department of Business Administration Education, UM Tagum College Prof. Hammiel O. Agustin Research Mentor

9:45 - 10:00

AVR 1 (Plenary)

Stigma against People Living with HIV: A Case Study *Carlo D. Buntag1, Zarrita Jel B. Pajes1, and Reycel Joyce L. Taguran1 Department of Arts and Sciences Education, Psychology, UMTC Dr. Elmer S. Oficiar2 Research Mentor

10:00 - 10:15

AVR 1 (Plenary)

Assessment of Entrepreneurial Capabilities Among Business Owners in Tagum City: Basis for Enrichment Program *Frandoline D. Enriquez1, and Januario P. Hangad1 Department of Accounting Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Dr. Janet T. Matuginas Research Mentor


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Session 2 Research Agenda: Sustaining Biodiversity and the Environment/ Advancing Technological Innovations Session Chair: Prof. Ryan Daniel Quiño (RA, CS/IT) Member: Engr. Zoida Clara Yamba (RA, DEE)

1:00 - 1:15

AVR 2

Parameterization and Control of Household Energy Meter Via Bluetooth Communication Cheriel M. Esnardo1, *Lovelia V. Garcia1, Arvy Joshua T. Leparto1, and Adrean Tequil1 Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Engr. Jim Paul A. Petinglay2 Research Project Mentor

1:15 - 1:30

AVR 2

An Image-Based Robotic Arm Fruit Classifier

Charliemagne Aguda1 and *Krisia Jan Buma-At1 Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Engr. Jobenilita R. Cuñado2 Research Project Mentor

1:30 - 1:45

AVR 2

Microcontroller Based Overload Protection for Both AC and DC Motor

*Wilmar C. Ugsad1, Glen B. Segun1, Jay R. Zamora1, and Mark Joseph M. Leopardas1 Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Engr. Newman B. Malaya2 Research Project Mentor

1:45 - 2:00

AVR 2

DSWD! One Tap Charity App

Ramon Antonio Tinio1, Neil Aldrin Sanchez1, and Anne Jess Judilla1 Computer Science/Information Technology, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Prof. Daniel Ryan D. Quino2 Research Project Mentor

2:00 - 2:15

AVR 2

D-Med App: Desktop System based Common illnesses with Information, Symptoms and Treatments

*Fernan G. Artajo1, Jomel A. Adan1, and Josephroy M, Ytang1 Computer Science/Information Technology, UM Tagum College, Tagum City



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Session 3 Research Agenda: Engaging Public Opinion/ Improving Social Well-being and Human Development Session Chair: Prof. Ritchard Ocio (RA, HM/TM) Member: Prof. Aimee Aya-ay (RA, DCJE)

1:00 - 1:15

AVR 3

Understanding Men’s Sexual Preference in the Workplace: A Qualitative Inquiry

Kate Mariel D Amora, *Alona Mae C. Albite, and Mario C. Reambonanza1 Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Prof. Farrah G. Lozano2 Research Mentor

1:15 - 1:30

AVR 3

Stress and Coping Strategies of an Elementary Teachers: A Qualitative Inquiry *Ianna M. Cubarol, Jinelyn T. Pasay, and Ellen Mae Bretana Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Prof. Antonio L. Tolinteno III Research Mentor

1:30 - 1:45

AVR 3

Self-Control and Crime Prevention Among Criminology Students

*Michael Z. Hista1, Ian Kim N. Madera1, Lenard Carl M. Madera1 Department of Criminal Justice Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Dr. Rosa Maria T. Pineda2 Research Mentor

1:45 - 2:00

AVR 3

Assessment on the Financial Wellness among Street Vendors in Tagum City: Basis for Financial Literacy Program *Jestoni Myco A. Cabugsa1, John Lhoyd A. Quirante1, and Norman S. Samuya1 Department of Business Administration Education, UM Tagum College

Prof. Regi Aaron Research Mentor

2:00 - 2:15

AVR 3

English Proficiency for A Better Life

Bryan Ron C. Kaurak1, *Jan Vincent Leuterio1, and Amaya S. Ramos1 Department of Arts and Sciences Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Dr. Mervin Jay Suayabaguio2 Research Mentor


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Session 4 (Graduate School) - Multidisciplinary University of Mindanao-Research Priority Areas/Agenda (2017-2022)

Topics include but not limited to: 1. Promoting Economic Growth and Active Enterprise 2. Sustaining Biodiversity and the Environment 3. Advancing Technological Innovations 4. Sustaining Programs and Efficient Services 5. Engaging Public Opinion 6. Improving Social Well-being and Human Development

Session Chair: Dr. Marilyn Cabanlit-Arbes (RA, DASE) Member: Dr. Raiza Mae Calbonero-Narciso (RA, DBAE)

1:00 - 1:15 AVR 1

(Plenary)

The Influence of Online Advertising on the Behavior in Purchasing Smartphones *Jocelyn Emotin Prof. Alicia N. Sulayon, MBA Research Mentor

1:15 - 1:30 AVR 1

(Plenary)

Impluwensya ng mga Estratehiya ng Pagbasa sa Kasanayan sa Pag-Unawa *Genevie N. Pelayre Dr. Marilyn C. Arbes Research Mentor

1:30 - 1:45

AVR 1 (Plenary)

The Influence of Service Quality to Consumer Satisfaction in the Public Sector *Kevin Laud Dr. Ionne A. Avelino Research Mentor

1:45 - 2:00

AVR 1 (Plenary)

Influence of Financial Well-Being to the Productivity of Employees in Public Schools *Maelissa Fulguerinas Prof. Alicia N. Sulayon, MBA Research Mentor

2:00 - 2:15

AVR 1

Influence of Tourism Programs to Socio-Economic Development

*Lynjie Llaban Prof. Milagros V. Gutierrez, MPA Research Mentor

2:15 - 2:30 AVR 1

(Plenary)

Influence of Sports Coaching to Psychological Well-Being of Athletes

*Noel Owen Miranda

Dr. Roque N. Langcoy II Research Mentor


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Poster Presentations Session Chair: Prof. Larcyneil P. Pascua (RC) Member: Prof. Jon Inocentes (RA, DEE)

9:00 - 9:15 Near AVR 2, SCL, AVR 1

Lobby

Preventive Classroom Management Practices of Special Education Teachers: A Qualitative Analysis

*John Riel B. Batucan1, Arnel A. Canton1, Rhodel T. Dahilan1 Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Dr. Mervin A. Osic2 Research Mentor

9:15 - 9:30 Near AVR 2, SCL, AVR 1

Lobby

Hydroponically Grown Plant Vigor of Pechay Plant (Brassica Rapa Linn) *Aldemar Ranjit C. Cabonce1, Noemi L. Alfar1 , Myreal S. Labingguisa1 Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Dr. Gina Fe G. Israel2 Research Mentor

9:30 - 9:45 Near AVR 2, SCL, AVR 1

Lobby

A Multiple-Face Recognition-Based Attendance Monitoring System

Aileen Charish Maculam1, Axl Bj Malasaga1, and *Edward Bautista1 Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Engr. Jobenilita R. Cuñado2 Research Project Mentor

9:45 - 10:00 Near AVR 2, SCL, AVR 1

Lobby

IRRIGEN: A Designed Pico-Hydro Power Using Irrigation System Flow Rate for Optimization Of Renewable Energy *Jigo A. Abundo1, Jomarie Loize L. Del Rosario1, and Emmanuel Jaye P. Mariano1 Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City


10:00 - 10:15

Near AVR 2, SCL, AVR 1

Lobby

Effluent Quality Monitoring System for Cement Industry Leonel Roque Navarez1, *Rogelio Polinar, Jr.1, November Requinto1, and Jejeen Sinsano1 Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Engr. Jim Paul A . Petinglay2 Research Project Mentor


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10:15 - 10:30


Lobby

Transformational Leadership and Employee Engagement Among LGU Maco Employees Airis S. Bediot1, Sunshine E. Masion1, and *Judy Liza I. Payao1 Department of Business Administration Education, UM Tagum College Dr. Raiza Mae C. Narciso2 Research Mentor

10:30 - 10:35


Lobby

Investment Analysis Assessment Among Stock Market Investors in Tagum City: Basis for Proposed Guidelines *Ralph James Calibuso1, Henz,Daryl P. Lumbay1, and Kyla Joyce Torralba1 Department of Accounting Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Prof. Mary Cris L. Luzada, CPA, MSA2 Research Mentor

10:35 - 10:50


Lobby

The Influence of Educational Stress on Learning Engagement of Students Ruth M. Belonta1, Liesondear Caballero1, and *Louie John M. Luna1 Department of Arts and Sciences Education, UMTC, Tagum City Dr. Rosa Maria T. Pineda2 Research Mentor

10:50 - 11:05

Near AVR 2, SCL & AVR 1

Lobby

Agritourism Preparedness of Mabini, Compostela Valley Tourism Management, UM Tagum College, Tagum City *DexEdmor G. Ampog1, Neil Justine O. Ellorin1,and Dennace Kyle G. Balbon1 Dr. Nexofelou R. Gono2 Research Mentor

11:05 - 11:20


Lobby

Social Media for Job Seekers and Service Finder Application *Melchor, Jr. A. Alcoran1, Kierven V. Castillo1, and Jhone Rhey M. Madrio1 Computer Science/Information Technology, UM Tagum College Prof. Rosefield C. Atiagan2 Research Project Mentor

11:20 - 11:35


Lobby

AgriBiz: An Android Base Application for Agricultural Buy and Sell And Planning *Romel D. Aguelo1, Al Francis Gillesania1, and Edzyl Macatopo1 Computer Science/Information Technology, UM Tagum College Prof. Daniel Ryan D. Quino2 Research Project Mentor


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Abstracts for Oral Paper Presentation (March 10, 2020) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SESSION 1

Research Agenda: Promoting Economic Growth and Active Enterprise/ Sustaining Programs and Efficient Services

Time: 9:00AM-12:00NN/Venue: AVR 1 (Plenary Hall)

Session Chair: Prof. Armand James A. Vallejo (RA, DTE) Member: Prof. Larcyneil P. Pascual (RC)

*Giving of Certificates shall be done inside the session venue-plenary hall. **The time slots assigned here are only tentative. Presenters are recommended to stay for the whole session in case of any absence. ***After the session, there will be a group photo for all presenters with panel reactors and session facilitators.

9:00 - 9:15

Striving Success Towards National PRISAA Tournament: A Qualitative Inquiry

*Gilbert G. Goco1, Vincent John Calvez1, Dexie Gloria1

Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Dr. Jose Elmer S. Oficiar, Jr.2 Research Mentor

[email protected] [email protected]

ABSTRACT

Coaching style and time management are among the problems faced by the athletes in the battlefield. It hinders them to perform well and achieve its goals – bagging the for gold. Employing phenomenological approach, experiences of the PRISAA athletes were investigated. This qualitative research gathered the needed data through in-depth interview and focus group discussion with14 participants. The participants were the athletes who qualified to compete in the National PRISAA Tournament. Findings revealed that despite the difficulties they had encountered during trainings and tournaments, athletes were able to stand firm and strive to succeed. Moreover, they believe in their capabilities that they can achieve their goals and surpass all the hardships during trainings and tournaments. Further, their focus and determination had helped them to strive towards success in competing National PRISAA Tournaments. This study may serve as the milestone of both athlete and coaches to enhance their skills in the battlefield. Keywords: BPE, striving success, National PRISAA Tournament, determination, Success, Philippines


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9:15 - 9:30

Make a Difference: Stories of Outstanding Teachers

* Mary Jane Pal1, Janice Fallarcuna1, and Jenerus Juan1

Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City Dr. Monalisa O. Chagas2

Research Mentor

[email protected], 2

ABSTRACT

This qualitative study explored the experiences of outstanding teachers in their teaching career. Employing the phenomenology as the research design, the researchers identified the informants through purposive sampling. The informant were 14 outstanding teachers across Tagum City. The informants were divided into two groups – In-Depth-Interview and Focused-Group Discussion. Utilizing semi-structured interview guide, data were gathered, saturated, and analyzed through thematic analysis. It was found out that the experiences of the outstanding teachers are difficulty in molding the student holistically, difficulty in disciplining the unruly students, difficulty in implementing the school’s policy, unavailability of the learning resources, different learning orientation, loss of interest in teaching, maintain good relationship with colleague. Further, these problematic situations were dealt through believe oneself in doing the task, engage into a professional life, accept the reality, seek an advice from colleague and superior. The realization came in like open for opportunity, an inspiration to others, too much expectations from colleague, making teaching ordinary to extraordinary. The findings of this research are not only useful for teachers, but also to the lecturers with allied field, especially those who are teaching learner-teachers and students in the teacher training colleges, universities and other educational institutes.

Keywords: BEEd-Generalist, phenomenology, outstanding teacher, experiences, Philippines

9:30 - 9:45

Psychological Empowerment and Organizational Commitment Among Employees of

ISO Certified Institutions in Tagum City

Allan M. Quitoriano1, Recelie T. Verdad1, and *John Lloyd Brix L. Allena1 Department of Business Administration Education, UM Tagum College

Prof. Hammiel O. Agustin2

Research Mentor


ABSTRACT

The study dealt on psychological empowerment and organizational commitment among employees of ISO certified institution in Tagum city. The primary goal of the study was to determine the significant influence of psychological empowerment and organizational commitment among employees of ISO certified institution in Tagum city utilizing quantitative non- experimental study with 236 employees from UM Tagum


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College, Department of Trade and Industry and Department of Public Works on Highway as respondents of the study. Mean, Pearson r and regression analysis the statistical tools used for the data treatment. Results showed a high level of psychological empowerment among employees of ISO certified institution in Tagum city in terms of meaning, competence and impact inside the organization. The study also showed a high level of organizational commitment among employees of ISO certified institution in Tagum city in terms of normative commitment in the organization. Moreover, there was a significant relationship between psychological empowerment and organizational commitment among employees of ISO certified institution in Tagum city. All the domains of psychological empowerment influence organizational commitment among employees of ISO certified institution in Tagum city. Keywords: Human Resource Management, Psychological Empowerment, Organizational Commitment, Philippines

9:45 - 10:00

Stigma against People Living with HIV: A Case Study

*Carlo D. Buntag1, Zarrita Jel B. Pajes1, and Reycel Joyce L. Taguran1 Department of Arts and Sciences Education, Psychology, UMTC

Dr. Elmer S. Oficiar2 Research Mentor


ABSTRACT

The purpose of this qualitative case study was to investigate the stigma against people living with HIV. Three research informants were involved in the conduct of the study. The case primarily employed the qualitative multiple case study design. The purposive sampling was used to determine the three informants who participated in the study. Results of the study revealed that the subjects of the study experienced the following, to wit: discrimination and judgments to their condition. Likewise, the three cases revealed the challenges they faced while having under treatment. All participants have marked differences and uniqueness across cases. Keywords: BS Psychology, stigma, people living with HIV, multiple-case study, Philippines.


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10:00-10:15

Assessment of Entrepreneurial Capabilities Among Business Owners

in Tagum City: Basis for Enrichment Program

*Frandoline D. Enriquez1, and Januario P. Hangad1 Department of Accounting Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Janet T. Matuginas2

Research Mentor


ABSTRACT

The main concern of this study is to assess the level of entrepreneurial capabilities among business owners within Tagum City and to make a proposed enrichment program based on the result of the study. The level of entrepreneurial capabilities is determined in terms of Advancement drive, Achievement oriented, Commitment, Decision-making ability, Managing risks, Tenacity, Networking and Optimism. The research study employs quantitative techniques with descriptive method. The data were gathered through the use of researchers-made-questionnaire validated by expert and conducted through 221 different businesses in Tagum City. The data was statistically treated with the tool of weighted mean. The assessed level of effectiveness of entrepreneurial capabilities among business owners in Tagum City scored high in terms of its Advancement drive, high in terms of its Achievement oriented, high in terms of its Commitment, high in terms of its Decision-making ability, high in terms of its Managing Risks, high in terms of its Tenacity, high in terms of its Networking and high in terms of its Optimism. Therefore, the entrepreneurial capabilities among business owners in Tagum City are effective. Moreover, a proposed enrichment program was formulated based on the results of the study.

Keywords: BS in Accounting Technology, Entrepreneurial Capabilities, Business Owners, Enrichment Program, Philippines


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SESSION 2

Research Agenda: Sustaining Biodiversity and the Environment/ Advancing Technological Innovations

Time: 1:00PM - 4:00PM/Venue: AVR 2

Session Chair: Prof. Ryan Daniel Quiño (RA, CS/IT) Member: Engr. Zoida Clara Yamba (RA, DEE)

*Giving of Certificates shall be done inside the session venue. **The time slots assigned here are only tentative. Presenters are recommended to stay for the whole session in case of any absence. ***After the session, there will be a group photo for all presenters with panel reactors and session facilitators.

1:00 - 1:15

Parameterization and Control of Household Energy Meter

Via Bluetooth Communication

Cheriel Anne M. Esnardo1, *Lovelia V. Garcia1, Arvy Joshua T. Leparto1, and Adrean Tequil1

Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Engr. Jim Paul A. Petinglay2 Research Project Mentor


ABSTRACT

Manual input of data results to an inaccurate reading of energy meters in houses. Connecting and disconnecting electricity in residential houses often involved time-consuming and unsafe processes of manual dismantling of circuitry. To address such dilemma, the researchers developed a monitoring system of household energy consumption using Bluetooth communication. The design included an electric meter customized and embedded with contactless technology. Also, the whole system consisted of two (2) parts communicating using Bluetooth; the meter device and application interface for mobile. In the metering system, the meter acted as the collector of the utilized amount of energy. Then, the application system function used the data from the gathered parameters and allowed the user to view usage quantity. The application also included an option for connection and disconnection of power source lines which can be accessed only by the electric company representatives.

Keywords: Electronics Engineering Program, energy meter, energy consumption, Metering System, Philippines


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1:15 -1:30

An Image-Based Robotic Arm Fruit Classifier

Charliemagne Aguda1 and *Krisia Jan Buma-At1 Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Engr. Jobenilita R. Cuñado2

Research Project Mentor


ABSTRACT

The use of robotics is one of the most important elements for development especially in the market today. The industry practice of manual fruit classification can significantly increase the prevalence of human errors that yields to stress, repetitions and exhaustion. This paper proposes a solution to lessen exhaustion for farmers and fruit manufacturers which will automatically pick up the fruit then sort it according to its classification. The CNN (Convolutional Neural Network) is the method used for the recognition of fruits and a control box was used for the movements and calibration for the robot itself. Two separate Raspberry pi modules were being used in the overall system of the project, one for the fruit recognition process and other is for the robotic arm’s system. With this, it will help the farmers and fruit manufacturers to increase consistency in the fruit classification that is very much needed in today’s fast changing agricultural industry.

Keywords: Computer Engineering Program, fruit classification, robotic arm, neural network, image processing, Philippines

1:30 - 1:45

Microcontroller Based Overload Protection for Both AC and DC Motor

*Wilmar C. Ugsad1, Glen B. Segun1, Jay R. Zamora1, and Mark Joseph M. Leopardas1 Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City



ABSTRACT

When a motor is under excessive load, it overloads. Excessive current draws insufficient torque, and overheating are the primary symptoms accompanying motor overload. Extreme motor heat is a significant cause of wear on electrical and mechanical components leading to system failure. In the case of overloaded motor, individual motor components, including bearings, motor windings, and other parts, maybe working fine, but the electric motor will continue to run hot. This system intends to protect electric induction motors and DC motors from overloading. The system used an Arduino microcontroller, which served as the main control of the system. The Arduino controls relays, measures current, and monitors the current drawn by an electric motor. The researchers conducted a functionality test. Based on the testing result, when the current setting is 10 A and the load current is beyond the set value, the motor still run without damage. Keywords: Electrical Engineering Program, motors, Arduino, load current, Philippines


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1:45 - 2:00

DSWD! One Tap Charity App

Ramon Antonio Tinio1, Neil Aldrin Sanchez1, and Anne Jess Judilla1 Computer Science/Information Technology, UM Tagum College, Tagum City


[email protected]

[email protected]

ABSTRACT

DSWD has always been the center of things when considering charities and fundraising campaigns when it comes to their institutions and most of the times, people in our country want to provide those people with some incentives or in-kind donations as way to help those in need, and considering the age of technology that we are living is rapidly changing, we are trying to expose the idea more of giving charity through online using the app we made for DSWD and for the people who are active in some of the institution they wanted to help and also for the institution who will use it, by using our app made in Android Studio, our plan was to give a more secure way to give in-kind donations by pressing the donate button in the app, input the location they want to and after that the process continues through a website that we also made using PHP for the administrators in DSWD to monitor as to where the donation will go, tracking transactions, and to also see users who are currently registering in the app. Once the donation reaches its destination, the institution can notify the user who has donated them through our app to let them know that they already receive the donation that came from them.

Keywords: Computer Science, DSWD, charity, online donation, Philippines

2:00 - 2:15

D-Med App: Desktop System based Common illnesses

with Information, Symptoms and Treatments

*Fernan G. Artajo1, Jomel A. Adan1, and Josephroy M, Ytang1 Computer Science/Information Technology, UM Tagum College, Tagum City



ABSTRACT

Medical systems can have a positive impact on patients and doctors for many reasons. One of the complaints patients are likely to give when describing the healthcare system is the amount of time they spend waiting. The amount of time a patient waits to be seen is one factor which affects utilization of healthcare services. With medical systems, these delays can be shorter due to quicker data entry, more efficient procedures and can speed the process of initiating treatment. Introducing an expert system like a medical checkup tool for all patients will give them a good process of knowing what they want to know about their pain without wasting time waiting for the doctor to check up on a patient. In this paper, the research team will be using C5.0 Algorithm to examining the health of a patient so that they will know what they are experiencing in their daily lives. A person will likely develop a common


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illness and not know what type of illness it is called (e.g., headache, fever, coughs, etc. The research team collected the data from the doctors. The proponents used Agile Model for the proposed system. The agile method is used to study the step-by-step process that will be undergone by the system. Breaking down the project into smaller time bound durations in one to four weeks building and testing the significant part then repeating the process until the required features are developed leaving the less vital task at the end. Keywords: CS/IT, c5, medical symptoms, tree-based classification, common illnesses,

Philippines

SESSION 3

Research Agenda: Engaging Public Opinion/Improving Social Well-being and Human Development

Time: 1:00PM-4:00PM/Venue: AVR 3

Session Chair: Prof. Ritchard Ocio (RA, HM/TM) Member: Prof. Aimee Aya-ay (RA, DCJE)

*Giving of Certificates shall be done inside the session venue. **The time slots assigned here are only tentative. Presenters are recommended to stay for the whole session in case of any absence. ***After the session, there will be a group photo for all presenters with panel reactors and session facilitators.

1:00 - 1:15

Understanding Men’s Sexual Preference in the Workplace:

A Qualitative Inquiry

Kate Mariel D Amora1, *Alona Mae C. Albite1, Mario C. Reambonanza1 Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Prof. Farrah G. Lozano2 Research Mentor


ABSTRACT

In the modern era, sexual discrimination is prominent. It continues due to undesirable acts towards other sexual orientation. This leads for further investigation employing qualitative phenomenology research design. It explored the point of views of straight men on gay discrimination and the experiences witnessed in the workplace. Through in-depth interview, observation, and focus group discussion, the researchers were able to find out that practicing respect is one of the most effective ways in eliminating gay discrimination. It was revealed that in order to prevent discrimination in the workplace, each employee must follow the policies of their workplace and to act professionally no matter what gender they prefer to live with. Also, there are some ways and plans on how to resolve the discrimination in their workplace where gays played as victims. This includes accept people regardless of their preferred gender, status in life, position, their way of communicating and other aspects. With these findings, the different workplace may understand the situation of the individuals when treating others.

Keywords: Teacher Education, discrimination, gay, straight men, sexual preferences, gender, Philippines


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1:15 - 1:30

Stress and Coping Strategies of an Elementary Teachers:

A Qualitative Inquiry

*Ianna M. Cubarol1, Jinelyn T. Pasay1, Ellen Mae Bretana1 Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Prof. Antonio L. Tolinteno III2

Research Mentor


ABSTRACT

The foremost purpose of this phenomenological study was to know the experiences on behavioral stress reduction method of elementary teachers. There were total of 14 informants in both in-depth interview (IDI) and focus group discussion (FGD) as sources of data. After a thorough thematic analysis, three major themes were generated from the stresses encountered by Elementary teachers such as dealing with behavioral problems of the students, facing parent’s complaints, and solving reading readiness of students. For the coping with the challenges of Elementary teachers in combating stress, there are three themes as well namely; taking time to relax, applying different methods, and looking for motivation. A total of 4 themes for the insights of teachers on the importance of stress reduction such as, find means to avoid stress, becoming positive, importance of stress management and be a role model to student. The findings of this research are not only useful for teachers teaching in the schools, but also to the lecturers with allied field, especially those who are teaching learner-teachers and students in the teacher training colleges, universities and other educational institutes.

Keywords: BEEd-Generalist, stress, teacher stress, coping strategies, mechanism, Philippines

1:30 - 1:45

Self-Control and Crime Prevention Among Criminology Students

*Michael Z. Hista1, Ian Kim N. Madera1, Lenard Carl M. Madera1 Department of Criminal Justice Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Dr. Rosa Maria T. Pineda2 Research Mentor

[email protected],2

ABSTRACT

The main purpose of the study was to find out the correlation between self-control and crime commission of the Criminology students of UM Tagum. The study employed descriptive-correlational type of research since it determines whether a relationship exists between self-control and crime commission among Criminology students. This study conducted in Tagum City, specifically within the UM Tagum College campus. The respondents were the students enrolled in Department of Criminal Justice Education S.Y 2018-2019, with a total population of one thousand eight hundred forty-eight (1, 848) but only three hundred thirty (330) samples were gathered by random sampling. The instrument used was modified questionnaire to suit the context of the study. The study employed the use of mean and Pearson-r to


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determine the level of and significant relationship of self-control and crime commission among Criminology students as well as multiple regression analysis to determine its influence. The significant result of the study determined that the relationship between the two variables are correlated. Therefore, the results of the correlation exemplify that in every increase in self-control among Criminology Students there is a decrease in crime commission. Also results showed that there are only two domains in Self-control that significantly influences the crime commission, those were Peers and Parenting. Keywords: Criminal Justice Education, self-control, crime commission, Philippines

1:45 - 2:00

Assessment on the Financial Wellness among Street Vendors in Tagum City: Basis

for Financial Literacy Program

*Jestoni Myco A. Cabugsa1, John Lhoyd A. Quirante1, and Norman S. Samuya1

Department of Business Administration Education, UM Tagum College

Prof. Regi Aaron Research Mentor

ABSTRACT

The main purpose of the study is to formulate an appropriate Financial Literacy Program among street vendors in Tagum City as based on the result of the study. This study used a quantitative non-experimental research design utilizing descriptive study. Purposive Sampling Technique was used in the selection of the respondents with 200 street vendors who served as respondents of this study. The statistical tool used is mean and the researchers utilized a researcher-made questionnaire as the primary data gathering tool. Result revealed that the level of financial wellness among street vendors in tagum city is high. An appropriate Financial Literacy Program was proposed as based on the result of the study. Keywords: Financial Management, Financial Wellness, Philippines

2:00 - 2:15

English Proficiency for A Better Life

Bryan Ron C. Kaurak1, *Jan Vincent Leuterio1, and Amaya S. Ramos1 Department of Arts and Sciences Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Dr. Mervin Jay Suayabaguio2 Research Mentor


ABSTRACT

This study attempted to determine the stories of English proficient individuals. The informants were all professionals with varying generations. The case study research was a qualitative approach using two methods: The Key Informant In-Depth Interview in which the researchers explored a real-life, multiple cases overtime and cross-case analysis of the data from the different cases. The In-Depth interview consisted of four (4) informants, all of varying gender and ages. There were seven (7) themes generated based on the results of cross-case analysis: English is the main


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medium of communication, English proficiency supports healthy hobbies, English proficiency induces advantageous outcomes, English proficiency allows for coping with stress, extensive reading and studying, English proficiency led to widened perspectives, English proficiency builds competence and confidence. The research findings suggest the English learners and educators to be aware of this work that delved into the life benefits of being English proficient. Keywords: AB-English Language, English proficiency, better life, Philippines

Session 4

Time: 1:00-4:00/Venue: AVR 1 (Plenary Hall) Session Chair: Dr. Marilyn Cabanlit-Arbes (RA, DASE)

Dr. Raiza Mae Calbonero-Narciso (RA, DBAE) Multidisciplinary (Professional School)

University of Mindanao-Research Priority Areas/Agenda (2017-2022)

Topics include but not limited to: 1. Promoting Economic Growth and Active Enterprise 2. Sustaining Biodiversity and the Environment 3. Advancing Technological Innovations 4. Sustaining Programs and Efficient Services 5. Engaging Public Opinion 6. Improving Social Well-being and Human Development

*Giving of Certificates shall be done inside the session venue- plenary hall. **The time slots assigned here are only tentative. Presenters are recommended to stay for the whole session in case of any absence. ***After the session, there will be a group photo for all presenters with panel reactors and session facilitators.

1:00 - 1:15

The Influence of Online Advertising on the Behavior in Purchasing Smartphones

*Jocelyn Emotin1 Graduate School, UM Tagum College, Tagum City, Philippines

Prof. Alicia N. Sulayon, MBA2

Research Mentor

[email protected],2

ABSTRACT

This study aimed to determine which domain of online advertising that significantly influence consumer buying behavior in purchasing smartphones. This paper employed quantitative non-experimental research design utilizing correlational technique. This was conducted at Tagum City. There were 365 respondents of the study, of which 293 were government employees and 72 were private employees. The first part of the two sets of survey questionnaire was online advertising with the indicators: Necessity, Pleasure, Dominance, Brand Recall and stimulation. The second part was Consumer Buying Behavior in purchasing smartphones with the indicators: Need Recognition, Information Search, Evaluation of Alternatives, Purchase and Post-Purchase Evaluation. The research revealed that online advertising got a mean of 4.06 which means high, this indicates that the level of online advertising is much evident. On the other hand, the consumer buying behavior got a mean of 4.05 which means high, this indicates that the level of consumer buying behavior in purchasing smartphones is much observed. This research further revealed that there was a


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significant relationship between online advertising and consumer buying behavior of smartphones, however the domain of online advertising that significantly affect consumer buying behavior of purchasing smartphone were Necessity, Brand Recall and Stimulation. Keywords: Online Advertising, Consumer Buying Behavior, Smartphones, Quantitative

Non-Experimental Design, Regression Analysis, Tagum City, Philippines

1:15 - 1:30 Impluwensya ng mga Estratehiya ng Pagbasa sa Kasanayan sa Pag-Unawa

*Genevie N. Pelayre1 Graduate School, UM Tagum College, Tagum City, Philippines

Dr. Marilyn C. Arbes2 Research Mentor

[email protected],2

ABSTRAK

Ang pag –aaral na ito ay naglalayong masuri anfg impluwensya ng mga estratehiya ng pagbasa sa kasanayan sa pag-unawa. Ang mga respondante ng pag-aaral na ito ay mga mar-aaral sa Grade 9 ng mga pampublikong paaralan ng cluster 3, Sto. Tomas Davao del Norte. Ginagamit ng mananaliksik ang Mean, Pearson r, Sample Linear Regression Analysis bilang statistical tools sa pagsusuri at interpretasyon ng mga datos. Ang pag-aaral na ito ay gumagamit ng kwantitatib, deskriptiv-korelasyunal na disenyo ng pananaliksik. Lumabas sa resulta na may makabuluhang kaugnayan ang mga estratehiya sa pagbasa sa kasanayan sa pag-unawa. Ngunit, walang domeyn ng estratehiya sa pagbasa ang nakaimpluwensya sa kasanayan pag-unawa kung ito ay magkahiwalay. Ang implikasyon ng pag-aaral na ito na mabigyang halaga ang mga kompetensi sa kasanayan sa pag-unawa sa pagbasa. Ito rin ang maging daan upang mabigyan ang mga guro ng mga training para sa estratehiya sa pagtuturo sa pagbasa at pagtamo ng mga layunin sa pagbasa sa mga paaralan sa sekondarya. Susing Salita: Pagtuturo ng Filipino, estratehiya sa pagbasa, Pilipinas

1:30 - 1:45 The Influence of Service Quality to Consumer Satisfaction in the Public Sector

*Kevin Laud1 Graduate School, UM Tagum College, Tagum City, Philippines

Dr. Ionne A. Avelino2 Research Mentor

[email protected],2

ABSTRACT The primary aim of this paper was to determine what domain in service quality significantly influences customer satisfaction in the public sector. The respondents of this study were 150 customers/clients of five different national government agencies in Tagum City. It utilized a quantitative non-experimental research method employing the causal-effect technique. It used two sets of adapted and modified questionnaires in gathering the data to determine the level of service quality and customer satisfaction in the public sector. The results of the study showed that the


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service quality among national government agencies in Tagum City was very much observed. On the other hand, the customer satisfaction among national government agencies in Tagum City was always felt. Further, there was also significant relationship between the service quality and customer satisfaction among national government agencies in Tagum City. All domains of service quality except assurance and responsiveness significantly influence the customer satisfaction among national government agencies in Tagum City. Keywords: Master in Public Administration, service quality, customer satisfaction,

Tagum City, Philippines

1:45 - 2:00 Influence of Financial Well-Being to the Productivity of Employees in Public Schools

*Maelissa Fulguerinas1

Graduate School, UM Tagum College, Tagum City, Philippines

Prof. Alicia N. Sulayon, MBA2 Research Mentor

[email protected],2

ABSTRACT The primary aim of this paper was to determine what domain in financial well-being significantly influences productivity of the employees in public schools in DepEd-New Corella District. The respondents of this study were the 150 employees in New Corella District. It utilized a quantitative non-experimental research method employing the casual-effect technique. It used two sets of adapted and modified questionnaires in gathering the data to determine the level of financial well-being and productivity of the employees in public schools in New Corella District. The results of the study showed that the financial well-being of the employees in public schools in New Corella District was very much evident. On the other hand, the productivity of the employees in public schools New Corella District was very high with a descriptive equivalent, very much evident. Further, there was also significant relationship between the financial well-being and productivity of the employees in public schools in New Corella District. All domains of financial well-being except financial literacy and financial problem significantly influence the productivity of the employees in public schools in New Corella District. Keywords: Master in Business Administration, financial well-being, productivity,

Philippines 2:00 - 2:15 Influence of Tourism Programs to Socio-Economic Development

*Lynjie Llaban1 Graduate School, UM Tagum College, Tagum City, Philippines

Prof. Milagros V. Gutierrez, MPA Research Mentor

[email protected]

ABSTRACT This study aimed to find out what domain significantly influence eco-tourism program to the socio-economic development in the Province of Compostela Valley. The researcher used the quantitative non-experimental utilizing causal-effect technique in research and utilized the adopted and modified researcher-made questionnaires.


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The respondents of the study were the residents from the municipalities of Maragusan, Montevista and Mabini that is directly dealing with tourism service that came from business sector, transportation sector, Municipal Tourism Officers and Barangay Officicals of the barangay where the tourist spot is located. The statistical tools used to interpret the data gathered where Mean, Pearson r and Multiple Regression Analysis. It was determined that there is a significant relationship between eco-tourism program towards socio-economic development is significant specifically only on two indicators, the intrinsic motivation factors and community attachment while the support for tourism development is not significant. However, all domains of eco-tourism program significantly influence the socio-economic development of the province based on the overall result that is very high. Keywords: Tourism Program, Eco-Tourism Program, Socio-Economic Development,

Compostela Valley Province, Philippines.

2:15 - 2:30

Influence of Sports Coaching to Psychological Well-Being of Athletes

*Noel Owen Miranda1 Graduate School, UM Tagum College, Tagum City, Philippines

Dr. Roque N. Langcoy II2

Research Mentor

[email protected],2

ABSTRACT

This study aimed to determine which of the domain in the sports coaching significantly influence the psychological well-being of athletes. The quantitative non-experimental utilizing causal effect was used in this study. The respondents were 240 students-athletes from four elementary and three secondary public schools of the Municipality of Talaingod. Random sampling technique was employed in choosing the respondents of the study. Average Weighted-Mean, Pearson r, and Linear Regression Analysis were the statistical tool used in the study. This study revealed a high level of sports coaching in terms of technical and tactical skills, teamwork, physical training and conditioning. This also revealed that the level of psychological well-being of athletes was high in self-esteem, anxiety and motivation. The correlation coefficient between two variables of the study revealed a high positive significant relation between sports coaching and psychological well-being of athletes. Teamwork was revealed as the domain of sports coaching that the best predicts psychological well-being of athletes. Keywords: MAED PE, Influence of Sports Coaching, Psychological Well-Being of

Athletes, Philippines.


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Poster Session (March 10, 2020) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Venue: Lobby (in front of SCL to AVR 1) Poster Session Chair: Prof. Larcyneil P. Pascual (RC) Members: Prof. Jon Inocentes (RA, DAE) Time: 09:00a.m.-12:00nn *Giving of Certificates shall be done inside the session/plenary hall. **The time slots assigned here are only tentative. Presenters are recommended to stay for the whole session in case of any absence. ***After the session, there will be a group photo for all presenters with adjudicators and session facilitators.

9:00 - 9:15

Preventive Classroom Management Practices of Special Education

Teachers: A Qualitative Analysis

*John Riel B. Batucan1, Arnel A. Canton1, Rhodel T. Dahilan1 Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Dr. Mervin A. Osic2 Research Mentor


ABSTRACT

This phenomenological study focuses on preventive classroom management of special education teachers. To gather more insights and interpretations from preventive classroom management practices of special education teachers, the researchers conducted a qualitative research and interviewed 14 participants - 7 for In-depth interview and 7 from Focus Group Discussion. After a thorough thematic analysis, 3 major themes were generated from the classroom management practices of special education teacher such as integrating the use of technology and other activities and strategies, applying innovation in the planned activities and teaching instructions, engaging reinforcement Technique. For the classroom management practices of special education teacher reduce problem in the classroom, there are 5 themes namely; give beneficial advantages to students and teacher, establish cooperation, address the problems encountered in the classroom, and offer positive and conducive learning environment, correct the conduct and attitude of students. There are also 4 themes for the significant insights shared by the special education teacher about preventive classroom management such as, develop teachers’ virtues in teaching, discovers individual uniqueness in teaching, and be open to innovations in teaching, consider learners, teacher and learning environment for better result in teaching-learning process. Moreover, this finding enriches the knowledge on the field of special education and also broaden the perspective of educators in terms of effectively managing the classroom and create positive educational outcomes. Keyword: Teacher Education, special education, reinforcement, classroom, management, Philippines


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9:15 - 9:30

Hydroponically Grown Plant Vigor of Pechay Plant (Brassica Rapa Linn)

*Aldemar Ranjit C. Cabonce1, Noemi L. Alfar1 , Myreal S. Labingguisa1 Department of Teacher Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Dr. Gina Fe G. Israel2

Research Mentor


ABSTRACT

Hydroponics gained popularity of growing plants in an aquatic environment. Growing of plants in hydroponics uses nutrient solution to sustain plant needs in water. This study explored the effectivity of the formulated nutrient solution LAC (25% v/v) & NAM (50% v/v) to the growth of Pechay plant Brassica rapa Linn in terms of height, live weight and number of leaves. The nutrient solution used in a hydroponic system contains macronutrients, micronutrients and trace elements found in a fertile soil. ANOVA showed a significant difference (p≤0.01) in height (p≤0.01) live weight (p≤0.05) and number of leaves (p≤0.01) of Brassica rapa Linn. However, cost-effectivity analysis showed that the formulated nutrient solution is slightly expensive. Further research is recommended to reduce cost and improve production using hydroponics. Keywords: Hydroponics, Nutrient Solution, Brassica rapa Linn, Philippines

9:30 - 9:45

A Multiple-Face Recognition-Based Attendance Monitoring System

Aileen Charish Maculam1, Axl Bj Malasaga1, and *Edward Bautista1 Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Engr. Jobenilita R. Cuñado2 Research Project Mentor

[email protected],2

ABSTRACT

The face represents a person’s identity. In academic organizations, attendance is a criterion for grading and monitoring systems. Often , the process of attendance checking takes on the traditional approach. The professor calls the student name and records his or her attendance. With the advent of technology, there must also be an integration of automation in educational systems. This paper proposes a system that simplifies and automates the process of recording students’ attendance through face recognition technology. Also , the system has an added power management feature which switches on/off the power source. The design


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method consists of two main parts – face detection & face recognition. The design used Task Cascaded Convolutional Neural Network (MTCNN) algorithm for face detection and FaceNet architecture for recognition. The Raspberry pi module is used for face detection and recognition. For capturing the face, a camera connected to Raspberry pi controller was utilized. The collected information is stored in a student database. The database includes the students’ name, their images, and unique ID number. Keywords: Computer Engineering Program, face detection, power management, neural network, Philippines

9:45 - 10:00

IRRIGEN: A Designed Pico-Hydro Power Using Irrigation System Flow Rate

for Optimization Of Renewable Energy

*Jigo A. Abundo1, Jomarie Loize L. Del Rosario1, and Emmanuel Jaye P. Mariano1

Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City


[email protected],2

ABSTRACT

Existence of electrical energy plays a vital role to satisfy human daily activities. Almost 100% of peoples’ undertakings engage with electricity. However, there are some areas around the world that can’t connect with commercial electrification due to their location and still don’t have street lightings during the night convenience. This study aims to utilize possible resources of power in remote areas and to promote the continuing exploration for eco-friendly renewable energy sources, providing lesser negative impact to the environment. Also, this study provides street lighting in the area through its’ own resources. This research design uses the irrigation system as the prime mover of an undershot water wheel to generate power. Furthermore, this system utilizes the flow rate of Brgy. Cabay-angan, B.E Dujali, Davao del Norte and amplified through gearing system to maximize its’ power generation. For the designing of the water wheel accurately and to maximize the parameters present in the area, researchers use computer simulation through ANSYS and Autodesk AutoCAD. Keywords: Electrical Engineering Program, commercial electrification, irrigation system, undershot water wheel, Autodesk AutoCAD, Philippines


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10:00 - 10:15

Effluent Quality Monitoring System for Cement Industry

Leonel Roque Navarez1, *Rogelio Polinar, Jr.1,

November Requinto1, and Jejeen Sinsano1 Department of Engineering Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Engr. Jim Paul A . Petinglay2


[email protected],2

ABSTRACT The study Effluent Quality Monitoring System for Cement Industry aims to design a system that would monitor regularly the primary parameters of discharging effluent of the cement industry. This study employed the Engineering method and conducted a testing of effluent provided from a cement manufacturer. The researchers followed the standards set by the DENR in monitoring the liquid waste. After that, the measured data were sent to the server via Lora module which requires low power and covers a distance approximately up to 1.5 kilometers. The result of the study reveals the value of the effluent quality of a certain cement industry. Temperature is 27.23°C, turbidity is 10.46 NTU and the pH is 6. Based on the requirements, these results had passed the established standards. Keywords: Electronics Engineering Program, effluent quality, Lora, temperature, turbidity, Philippines

10:15 - 10:30

Transformational Leadership and Employee Engagement

Among LGU Maco Employees

Airis S. Bediot1, Sunshine E. Masion1, and *Judy Liza I. Payao1 Department of Business Administration Education, UM Tagum College

Dr. Raiza Mae C. Narciso2

Research Mentor

[email protected],2

ABSTRACT The main purpose of this study was to determine if there is a significant relationship between transformational leadership and employee engagement. The study used the quantitative non-experimental design using correlational technique. The respondents were the 128 employees of LGU Maco which were selected through random sampling technique and


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researcher made questionnaire was the primary method for data collection. The data were analyzed through mean and pearson-r. The result indicated that the level of transformational leadership among employees of LGU Maco on very high and the level of employee engagement among employees of LGU Maco was very high. The results revealed that there was a significant relationship between transformational leadership and employee engagement among employees of LGU Maco. Also, there are domain of transformational leadership that significantly influence employee engagement, these are idealized influence, inspirational motivation, intellectual stimulation and individual consideration. Keywords: Business Administration, transformational leadership, employee engagement, quantitative non-experimental, Philippines

10:30 - 10:35

Investment Analysis Assessment Among Stock Market Investors in Tagum

City: Basis for Proposed Guidelines

*Ralph James Calibuso1, Henz,Daryl P. Lumbay1, and Kyla Joyce Torralba1 Department of Accounting Education, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

Prof. Mary Cris L. Luzada, CPA, MSA2

Research Mentor


ABSTRACT

The study dealt on the investment analysis assessment among stock market investors in Tagum City. The primary goal of the study is to formulate guidelines based on the findings of the study. The level of investment analysis is determined in terms of Fundamental Analysis, Technical Analysis, and Environmental Analysis. The research study employs quantitative techniques with descriptive method. The data were gathered through the use of researchers-made-questionnaire validated by expert and conducted through sixty (60) stock investors from different barangays in Tagum City. The Weighted Average or Mean was the only statistical tool used for the data treatment of all the responses gathered from investors. The overall result showed a high level of investment analysis among the stock market investors in Tagum City in terms of fundamental analysis, technical analysis, and environmental analysis. Specifically, in terms with fundamental analysis, the result showed high level. The result also showed high level with regards to technical analysis. Finally, in terms with environmental analysis, the result still showed high level. Furthermore, guidelines were formulated based on the three most significant factors of investment analysis on every indicator. Keywords: Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology, Investment Analysis, Stock Market Investors, Guidelines, Philippines


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10:35 - 10:50

The Influence of Educational Stress on Learning Engagement of Students

Ruth M. Belonta1, Liesondear Caballero1, and *Louie John M. Luna1

Department of Arts and Sciences Education, UMTC, Tagum City

Dr. Rosa Maria T. Pineda2 Research Mentor

[email protected],2

ABSTRACT

The main concern of this study was to determine the influence of educational stress on the learning engagement of the students. This study employed quantitative non-experimental using a correlation technique. This was supplemented with the researcher-made questionnaire as the primary data gathering tool to assess the educational stress of the students and their learning engagement. The respondents of this study were the first - year students from Arts and Sciences of UM Tagum College who are currently enrolled for the SY 2018-2019. Based on the results, it posited that the level of educational stress of the students was high in terms of distress and eustress. The level of the learning engagement of the students was also high, and there was a significant relationship on Eustress as the domain in educational stress on the learning engagement of the students. Hence, educational stress is essential for the student’s learning motivation in the field of academe to keep them well-inclined to their learning engagement.

Keywords: Arts and Sciences Education, educational stress, learning engagement, non-experimental, Philippines

10:50 - 11:05

Agritourism Preparedness of Mabini, Compostela Valley Tourism Management, UM Tagum College, Tagum City

*DexEdmor G. Ampog1, Neil Justine O. Ellorin1, and Dennace Kyle G. Balbon1

Dr. Nexofelou R. Gono2

Research Mentor


ABSTRACT

The study aimed to determine the level of agritourism in Mabini, Compostela Valley in terms of attractions; access; accommodation; activities; and amenities. A quantitative method was used to measure the level of agritourism preparedness in Mabini, Compostela Valley. There were 50


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respondents who were the employees of PENRO, CENRO Maco, Municipality Tourism Office, and Garcia’s Fishpond workers including the owner. The researchers used a statistical tool and its weighted mean was used as the statistical treatment of the study. The study released that the level of Agritourism Preparedness in Mabini, Compostela Valley was observed in terms of the attractions, activities, accommodation, amenities, and access. The indicator for agritourism preparedness that was observed in Mabini, Compostela Valley is which obtained the highest mean is on access. Attractions and Accommodations obtained the same mean score were also observed in the farm by respondents. Activities was also observed and finally, activities obtained the lowest mean score which is low, and it implies that it needs improvement. Keywords: BS-Tourism, level of agritourism, agritourism preparedness, Mabini, Compostela Valley, Philippines

11:05 - 11:20 Social Media for Job Seekers and Service Finder Application

*Melchor, Jr. A. Alcoran1, Kierven V. Castillo1, and Jhone Rhey M. Madrio1 Computer Science/Information Technology, UM Tagum College

Prof. Rosefield C. Atiagan2 Research Project Mentor

[email protected],2

ABSTRACT

In today’s generation the large scale of business and services are found in online and mostly it is generated in social media. The advantage of this kind of method is you can easily market and connect to everyone and it’s very convenient because you can publish your product with no any cost of money. The proponents conduct a research about an application than can help everybody to connect each other in terms in finding a job or service. The researchers suggested that this kind of application is efficient if it is more like a social media so that everyone can easily attach to each other. The proposed study enhanced various ideas and blended concepts from different related topics about this social media job and services finder and application to produce an essential output. The target of this project is for those who are having a hard time finding a job and a reliable service worker, this helps them to have a suitable and reliable information. This research shows a great improvement and performs well by using different methods and enhance various techniques to produce a better and essential output. The study shows also innovation by merging and improving various ideas to generate an organized and classified product. Keywords: Computer Science, job-service finder, online job, Philippines


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11:20- 11:35

AgriBiz: An Android Base Application for Agricultural

Buy and Sell And Planning

*Romel D. Aguelo1, Al Francis Gillesania1, and Edzyl Macatopo1 Computer Science/Information Technology, UM Tagum College

Prof. Daniel Ryan D. Quino2



ABSTRACT

In some parts of the world, some countries have developed applications to help their farmers and aimed to develop their agricultural sector. the growth of agricultural industry in Davao del Norte is increasing and turning it into a serious concern to all the farmers and agricultural businesses. With this increase, it’s hard for the customers to find buyers with the right price for their products and locating the nearest path to the marketplaces to sell their products. As the proponents who observed this scenario, they have come up with an idea of designing and developing an agricultural application to view all the updated market prices and locate the market in the whole area of Davao del Norte where they can sell their products with the help of A* search algorithm. A* Search algorithms, in contrast to different traversal techniques, it has “brains”. Its capacity is that it is actually a smart algorithm which separates it from the different traditional algorithms. The researchers used Rapid Application Development (RAD) on software development methodology. After improving and developing the project, the researcher talk about its conclusion that they’ve been find out that AgriBiz is an application that fasten and provide the seller/farmer and buyer of agricultural products a more comfortable way of their transaction and identify which store sell this specific product and gave information about the product like the price and description, it can also help not only the buyer but also seller to navigate the shortest way of their destination. Keywords: Computer Science, Agirbiz, agriculture, a* algorithm, buy and sell, Philippines


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11:35 - 11:50

TECHNOLOGY MODERNIZATION SCHEMES IN LAW ENFORCEMENT

AND CRIME CONTROL

*Dave Lapidez1 and Charlemaine Parcon1 Department of Criminal Justice Education, UM Tagum College

Prof. Mervin A. Osic, PhD2

Research Mentor

ABSTRACT

The purpose of the study is to provide insights for law enforcement to improve the technological modernization schemes and give motivation to modernize its current status in terms of technology. The study employed descriptive-correlational type of research since it determines whether a relationship exist between police technological modernization schemes and crime control. The study conducted in Tagum City, specifically Tagum City Police Station. Respondents of the study are assigned in Tagum City with a total population of one hundred forty-nine (149). The instrument used is a modified questionnaire to suit the context of the study. The study employed the use of mean and Pearson-r to determine the level and significant relationship of police technological modernization schemes and crime control as well as multiple regression analysis to determine its influence. The significant result of the study determined that the relationship between the two variables correlated. It has been evident that there is a positive association between technological modernization schemes and crime control. Therefore, the results of the correlation exemplify that in every increase in technological modernization scheme, crime control also increases. Keywords: Criminal Justice Education, technological modernization, law enforcement, crime control, Philippines


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Upcoming Conference

CALL FOR PAPERS The University of Mindanao is hosting the 1st INTERNATIONAL JOINT CONFERENCE ON BIODIVERSITY AND TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE on March 11-12, 2020 at the UM Matina Campus, Davao City with the theme, “Converging ideas towards academe-industry-nature 4.0” We invite all researchers to submit an abstract of their paper to be eligible to present at the conference. We seek papers that explore the topics and questions that include, but are not limited to: • Biodiversity and Environment; • Sustainable technology and Green Innovations; • Business, Accountancy, and Management • Economics • Education and Learning • Humanities and Human Behavior • Governance and Public Policy The event will also feature the keynote addresses of internationally-renowned researchers in the field of Biodiversity and Innovation and Social Sciences who will be introduced in our upcoming posts and announcements. This conference is a celebration of the growing synergy of multi-disciplinary research in the community of discovery, in partnership with the industry, governments, and other institutions that are enablers of change in the global society. By hosting this international conference, UM’s Research and Publication Center aims to extend all research outputs to the larger society of the world to strike a balance between sustaining the planet and development in science. We are very excited to hear your discoveries in making this world a better place. Not just for us, but to our future generation. If you wish to submit, please upload your abstracts and register at https://tinyurl.com/UMintlconf. (lifted from UMRPC website http://journal.umindanao.edu.ph/conferences/)


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Mechanics/Guidelines for Paper and Poster Presentation

Abstract guidelines

1. Title of the research should be a maximum of 15 words (no abbreviation). 2. Body of the abstract should contain the following:

2.1 Topic introduction and chief purpose or aim of the study (~1 sentence)

2.2 Methods: Mention how the study was conducted (~1-2 sentence)

2.3Result: present only the main findings of the study, not a copy paste from your result and discussion section (~1-3 sentence)

2.4Conclusion (optional): Present your most important discovery, support or negate the previous conclusion, validate existing theory (~1 sentence)

2.5 Recommendation (optional): Tells what can be done next (~1 sentence)

3. Body of the abstract should not exceed 300 words; no reference or citation. 4. Text should be written 8.5” x 11” (Letter size), single-spaced, Times-New Roman, Font

size 12, and 1-inch margin in all sides.


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A. ORAL PRESENTATION

1. Oral presentation (10 minutes) 2. Open Forum for each presentation (3 minutes; max of 2 questions per panel) 3. Number of slides (Not more than 10 slides: Title, Introduction/Rationale, Materials and Methods, Results and Discussion, Recommendation (Conclusion), Acknowledgment, References). 4. All entries must be an output of students in the university. 5. Formal Attire

B. POSTER PRESENTATION

1. Size of tarpaulin: 2.5 x 5 ft (portrait) 2. Font style: Times New Roman 3. Font size: 18-20 4. Content and format:

4.a Title (Centered, bold, upper, and lower case) 4.b Authors (centered, upper and lower case); first and surname; presenting author underlined with asterisk; 4.c Institution (centered, upper and lower case); if authors are from different institutions indicate with superscripts respective to their affiliations; presenting author should indicate complete email address. 4.d Introduction (present only the main purpose of the study; DO NOT COPY AND PASTE FROM YOUR MANUSCRIPT) 4.e Materials and Methods (should be brief, or can be presented in flow chart, photographs, or dot points; DO NOT COPY AND PASTE FROM YOUR MANUSCRIPT) 4.f Results and Discussion (present only the highlights of the study, not the entire results of the study; DO NOT COPY AND PASTE FROM YOUR

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