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100			_aAlota, Lenie Joyce
245			_aVLIS: _bVisitor Log in system of Olivarez College Tagaytay / _cAlota, Lenie Joyce Cabulet, Rio Carlo Costa, Stella Mae Cuyag, Jahmhel Gio Depaz, Akira Ryu Dela Cruz, John Lheacar Flores, Nuqui Oliver Tupaz, Melanie
260			_aTagaytay _bOlivarez College _c2019
300			_a34 leaves; _billustrations; _c28cm.
500			_aABSTRACT THE PROBLEM The main study area is "VLIS: Visit Tagaytay' and the objective of the study was to design, develop and impien an system that will be result of examination, Visitor Log In System of Olivarez College lement be used by the respondents in order to: (1) provide a prompt (2) provide a an accurate result of examination, (3) preserve the integrity of the examination, (4) promote paperless environmental action which is less costly in the long run. This is to supervise the itor: and serve the Olivarez College Tagaytay. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY The research methodology used is a research design approach (Capstone); Quantitative methodology and creative research design techniques are necessary tool for iluminating how the VLIS system is stimulated at virtual environments. The researchers used purposive sampling which relies upon convenience and access. The respondents are the visitors; they were approached and asked to test the VLIS system, then, given questionnaire used in the data-gathering technique. Data were treated using Percentage and Frequency Distribution, Standard Deviation, Ranking and Weighted Mean.
700			_aAlota, Lenie Joyce
700			_aCabulet, Rio Carlo
700			_aCosta, Stella Mae
700			_aCuyag, Jahmhel Gio
700			_aDepaz, Akira Ryu
700			_aDela Cruz, John Lheacar
700			_aFlores, Nuqui Oliver
700			_aTupaz, Melanie
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