Nabua municipal agriculture's office crop insurance and monitoring system / Bernardo T. Doroteo Jr., Edmar L. Pajenago, Joseph S. Salvino, and Arnold B. Toledo
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Undergraduate Theses (BSIT) - Information Technology Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, 2019
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The study primary focused on the development of an insurance processing system with monitoring for the Nabua Municipal Agricultures Office. The developed system is a Local Web Based System based with level of acceptability using the ISO 25010 Software Quality Standard in terms of Functional Suitability, Operability, Resource utilization, and Maintainability. The researchers used Iterative Waterfall Model to solve the difficulties and problems encountered in assisting insured farmers. The researchers used descriptive-quantitative and descriptive-qualitative method of research to process all the data that the researchers gathered. The researchers made use of questionnaires as instruments for data gathering then analyzed and interpreted by Weighted Mean, and Likert Scale. The functionality of the developed system suites the needs of the client improving the workloads in terms of document processing and handling complaints of insured farmers. Therefore, it is reasonable to implement the Nabua Municipal Agriculture's Office Crop Insurance and Monitoring System.
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