Balin, El John Bert A. creator author. Laquindanum, Yveth Ruth V. author. Mediado, Shaira Ann D. author. Mendez, Cleto LV I, C. author. Semeniano, Rudy Mark author. Romulo, Ruel R. adviser. Isaac, Victor Solito DR. chair, panelist. Malapo, Vincent E. panelist. Abanil, Roner P. panelist. text bibliography ph 2024 monographic eng

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225 leaves. This paper describes the development of an attendance monitoring system for the Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges (CSPC) that utilizes IoT technology. An IoT-based attendance monitoring system electronically monitors and records student attendance, eliminating the need for manual pen and paper recording. The project outcome carries substantial implications for instructors, students, parents, and higher education institutions. Upon tapping their ID card into the RFID card reader, the student's name and the timestamp of their attendance will be shown. Each individual is provided with distinct accounts that can be utilized to access the system homepage (cspciotattendance.com). Concerning the scanning process, if the student ID is scanned a few minutes before the scheduled time, it will be considered present. Scanning is deemed belated if it occurs after the initial fifteen minutes of the designated timeframe. The tools and software utilized in this project comprise a Bootstrap 5 open-source framework and CodeIgniter4, a database server; MySQL, as well as the programming languages PHP, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. The system's performance in real-time attendance monitoring was evaluated for reliability and scanning speed. El John Bert A. Balin, [and 4 others]. Undergraduate Thesis (BSECE) - Electronics Engineering. Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, 2024. Includes bibliographical references. CSPC 251013 20251013092712.0 eng