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Potential of agricultural wastes as growth media in hydroponics system.

Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya State University 2024 .
xv, 52 leaves : , Thesis (Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering - AB Land and Water Resource Engineering). 28 cm. .

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By Galamay, Jimson L..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
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Prevalence of toxoplasma gondii in backyard raised goats (capra hircus) in five selected municipalities of Nueva Vizcaya/

By Tagtagon, Aldrine G..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xiii, 68 leaves : , The study was conducted to determine the seroprevalence of Toxoplasma gondu in backyard raised goats (Capra hircus) in the municipalities of Ambaguio, Kayapa, Sta. Fe. and Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines Serum samples from 96 goats were collected and subjected to antibody enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) to determine presence of T. gondin IgG antibodies Individual animal profiles were also determined including health and body condition Farmers' demographic profile and the current farm production and management conditions were recorded during interview Correlations between prevalence and the animal and farm information were also determined. The over-all T. gondu seroprevalence is 5104% (49/96) for the five municipalities. No significant relationships were found between the seropositivity of T.gondu and parameters related to health and management program other factors such as buying of infected goats through local markets and introducing them to the herds may be related to the exposure of goats to T. gondii which resulted in their seropositivity Further studies utilizing polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assay are recommended to verify the presence of T. gondii antigen. | Thesis (Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Medicine) 28 cm..

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Design, analysis, and detailed estimate of a proposed student lounge of Nueva Vizcaya State University - Bayombong campus/

By Nieves, Aldrex C..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
28 cm. , This thesis presents a comprehensive proposal for the construction of a functional student lounge at Nueva Vizcaya State University, Bayombong Campus. The student lounge, aptly named "Arapaap" which translates to "pangarap" in Tagalog, embodies the hopes and ambitions of the student body. This physical space serves as a constant reminder and a stepping stone, propelling students forward on their path to achieving their aspirations. The project aims to address the evolving needs of students across various disciplines. The methodology encompasses meticulous planning, detailed estimation, and adherence to legal. technical, social, and operational requirements. Key phases include pre-design, design. procurement, construction, project implementation, and project completion. Through rigorous structural analysis and cost estimation, the proposed three-story building is projected to cost Php 7,453,690.62 with a duration of 165 days. The design indicates conformance with building codes, thus ensuring structural integrity and safety. The significance of this project lies in its potential to enhance student welfare, foster collaboration among disciplines, and contribute to the overall campus experience. This proposal recommends the construction of the student lounge at the College of Engineering vicinity while suggesting future studies to conduct a more comprehensive analysis to optimize resource allocation and mitigate project risks. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) colored illustrations, photos ;.

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Phenotypic characterization of the nondescript Philippine native chicken (gallus gallus domesticus) from selected backyard farms in Dupax Del Norte, Bambang and Aritao of Nueva Vizcaya/

By Garcia, Mark Clinton M..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State Vizcaya, 2024 .
xv, 65 leaves : , The study was conducted to determine the qualitative and quantitative phenotypic characteristics of native chicken. The study was conducted in the municipalities of Aritao, Bambang and Dupax Del Norte Nueva Vizcaya, with a total sample of 450 heads. The data were collected through purposive sampling. The findings shows that there are various phenotypic traits, however particular traits both predominates in male and female. Most of the samples for the male native chicken shows a red color plumage with a plain pattern and normal feather morphology It has white skin, white shanks, red earlobes, and a red wattle, accompanied by orange eyes and the comb is of the single type. On the other hand, majority of the sample for the female shows a light brown and plain plumage with normal feather morphology. Similar to the male, it has white skin, a white shank, a red wattle, orange eyes but with a white earlobe and pea type comb. The study also characterized quantifiable phenotypic traits by measuring 11 morphometric variables such as the body weight, height, beak length, neck length, back length, body length, wingspan, chest circumference, tail length, shank length and shank diameter. On the average, the male is bigger and heavier than the female. The qualitative and quantitative traits of the native chicken in the study area does not match exactly the established breeds such as the Banaba, Boholanon, Bolinao, Camarines, Darag and Zampen. | Thesis (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) 28 cm..

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Wound healing properties of East Asian bullfrog (Hoplobatrachus rugulosus) skin ointment in albino rats (rattus norvegicus)/

By Chuliao, Leslie M..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xiii, 58 leaves : , The study was conducted using a total of twenty (20) 2-3 months old male albino (Rattus norvegicaus) rats weighing 90-150 grams to evaluate the wound healing properties of East Asian bullfrog (Hoplobatrachus rugulosus) skin ointment. Specifically, the study aimed: (1) to determine the rate of wound contraction after application of frog skin ointment and (2) to determine the number of days to achieved wound epithelialization. Experimental animals were randomly distributed using the complete randomized design (CRD). The different treatments were composed of Treatment 1 (negative control- no treatment), Treatment 2 (positive control- Mupirocin ointment), Treatment 3 (Frog skin ointment- 1%), and Treatment 4 (Frog skin ointment- 2%). The duration of the treatment lasted for 18 days. Based on the result of the study. T3 and T4 have wound healing qualities that are similar to T2. As to wound contraction, day 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, displayed high significant difference(p<0.01) whereas day 6, 12, 13, and 14 showed significant difference (p<0.05) across treatments. Similar results were shown throughout the epithelialization period with T3 and T4 exhibiting a highly significant difference (p<0.01) when compared to other treatment groups at 5% DMRT. These results demonstrated the potential of using ointment produced from the skin of East Asian bullfrog (Hoplobatrachus rugulosus) as a substitute treatment for wound management to promote and enhance wound healing. | Thesis (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine 28 cm..

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Measuring the impact of recycled expanded polystyrene beads on concrete hollow block’s compressive strength and weight: a quantitative approach/

By Cabauatan, Julienmar Jr. P..
Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya State University 2024 .
viii, 49 leaves : , The contemporary construction industry is increasingly adopting environmentally sustainable practices, with a focus on reducing carbon footprints and enhancing energy efficiency. Conventional hollow blocks, while widely used, present challenges related to weight and handling, which impact energy efficiency and construction flexibility. This thesis explored the integration of Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) into hollow blocks to address these issues. EPS, known for its lightweight properties, offers potential benefits such as reduced structural weight and improved ease of handling, while also supporting environmental sustainability through the repurposing of recyclable materials. The study involved creating four mixtures of EPS-infused hollow blocks, with varying EPS content: 0% (Mixture A), 25% (Mixture B), 50% (Mixture C), and 75% (Mixture D). These mixtures were tested for compressive strength and bulk density. Results showed that Mixture B had the highest compressive strength at 3.2 MPa, a 0.79% increase compared to the control group, and a bulk density at 2251.24 kg/m³, with a 2.91% decrease from the control group. Mixture D, on the other hand, had the lowest compressive strength at 1.6 MPa, a 51.27% decrease compared to the control group, and the lightest bulk density at 1950.41 kg/m³, a 15.88% decrease from the control group. The research concludes that integrating EPS into hollow blocks can effectively balance weight and strength, with Mixture B emerging as the optimal mix for achieving the best combination of these properties. This innovation not only enhances construction efficiency and flexibility but also contributes to sustainable building practices by reducing waste and promoting the use of recycled materials. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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Survey on the breeding, health management practices and reproductive parameters of dairy buffaloes in selected areas of Cagayan Valley/

By Marcelo, Blessing B..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xiv, 62 leaves : , The study determined the breeding, health management practices and reproductive parameters of dairy buffaloes in selected areas of Cagayan Valley through the interview of dairy buffalo farmers (n = 22) and collection of information of individual buffaloes (n=234). The demographic information of farmers, farm operation profile, breeding system, feeding management, and farm health management, were collected and correlated with reproductive parameters. Majority of the reproductive parameters of buffaloes raised are not within acceptable standards. It was observed that the first fertility (46.59%) rate is low, with only 41 heifers becoming pregnant after service out of 88; while 47 out of 88 heifers failed conception (53.41%) after service. Furthermore, calving to first service interval (CFSI) (n = 185) was extended with 43.79% of dairy buffaloes taking more than 90 days to return heat. Calving to conception interval (CCI) (n = 185) was extended with 70.27% taking more than 110 days. Calving interval (Cl) (n = 146) was extended with 45.89% of dairy buffaloes having more than 400 days interval. Analysis using Pearson Chi-square test revealed that calving to conception rate > 110 days has a moderate negative relationship with system of breeding (-0.501; p = 0.018) while the conception interval <110 days has strong positive correlation with feeding frequency (-0.641; p = 0.025) Breeding management and feeding management were identified to be contributory components. The of dairy buffalo reproductive performance parameters were affected by their health. The knowledge, breeding system and health management and practices should be improved in order to improve the reproductive performance of dairy buffaloes in Cagayan Valley. | Thesis (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) 28 cm..

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Strength assessment of concrete incorporating coconut shell and polyethylene terephthalate/

By Allauigan, Jenz R..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 50 leaves : , This study assesses the strength of concrete incorporating coconut shells and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) as a partial replacement of coarse aggregates. The PET was manually cut into sizes smaller than 20 x 20 mm but greater than 10 x 10 mm, while the coconut shells cracked using a hammer into sizes passing sieve size of 25.4 mm. This study was narrowed to 50% replacement of conventional coarse aggregate with varying percentages of coconut shells and PET from 0%, 10%, 20%, 25%, 30%, 40%, to 50%, leading to four (4) different mixes labeled a, A, B, and C respectively. A slump test was carried out on the fresh concrete mix to ensure its workability while density, compressive strength, and water absorption tests were carried out on the various samples with different percentage replacements of coconut shells and PET. The workability of concrete with CCS and PET ranges from 60-90 mm, observing that the inclusion of CCS and PET in concrete does not significantly improve or reduce the workability of concrete. Furthermore, with the density ranging from 2,400 to 2,800 kg/m³, all samples can be used as normal-weight concrete. Then, a mix percentage of 50% gravel, 40% crushed coconut shells, and 10% PET (sample C) gave a compressive strength value of 6.01 MPa with an observation that the increase in the proportion of replacement of CCS and decrease in the proportion of PET escalates the compressive strength of concrete. Sample C also obtained a water absorption capacity of 6.52, indicating a more desirable durability characteristic. It was concluded that sample C, in terms of workability, durability, and effectiveness, suitable for general is construction purposes although its compressive strength did not meet the standard of M15 (1:2:4) to reach 15 MPa. It can be used for plain cement concrete work such as leveling courses, bedding for footing, strip footing, and other minor concrete works in general. Keywords: coarse aggregate, coconut shell, concrete, compressive strength, density, polyethylene terephthalate, water absorption, workability. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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Level of awareness, acceptability and relevance of the vision, mission goals, and objectives of the NVSU and the objectives of its geodetic engineering stakeholders/

By Batanes, Rochille M..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xii, 76 leaves : , This study focused on determining the level of awareness, acceptability and relevance of the vision, mission, goals and objectives of NVSU and the Objective of its Geodetic Engineering students and other stakeholders. The research utilized a descriptive research design for the survey method. The survey respondents were the NVSU Geodetic Engineering stakeholders consisting of faculty members, students, parents and alumni. Mean and standard deviation were utilized to interpret the data of stakeholders. Results showed that the stakeholders, in general, are highly aware of the University's vision, mission, goals, and objectives and objectives of its Geodetic Engineering College. The faculty and alumni were very highly aware of the Vision, Mission, Goals, and Objectives (VMGOs), while the parents were least aware. In terms of acceptance of the stakeholders in the VMGO, all stakeholders had very high acceptance of the University's vision, mission, goals, and objectives. In establishing the awareness, acceptability and relevance of the VMG0, most stakeholders have agreed on the proposed actions. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that the VMGO of the University is well formulated but not fully understood and not well disseminated based on the high level of acceptance but a moderate level of awareness among stakeholders, Thus. it is recommended that the University constantly works for a more comprehensive effort in disseminating the VMGO through the use of many forms of communication medium. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Geodetic Engineering) 28 cm..

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Biometric and morphological characterization of internal organs of nondescript local native chicken (gallus gallus domesticus) from selected backyard farms of Southern Nueva Vizcaya/

By Santiago, Ken Mavre A..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xiv, 65 leaves : , The study determined the biometric and morphological characteristics of the internal organs of nondescript local native chickens of backyard farms in selected municipalities of Nueva Vizcaya province using 15 male and 15 female chickens (N=30). The study described the organ shape, color and as well the texture of the internal organs The tubular shape was noted in esophagus, crop, proventriculus and intestines. The irregular shape was mamly seen in the gizzard and lungs. The kidney and pancreas were commonly elongated shaped. The heart is triangularly shaped. The testes were bean-shaped, and infundibulum is funnel shaped. These qualitative characteristics are generally normal with other poultry breeds. Meanwhile, various color patterns were observed in the serosa and mucosa of different organs, ranging from shades of pink, cream, and brownish hues to white, yellow, orange, and greenish hues. Furthermore, most of the organs exhibit smooth or muscular textures, with a few exceptions, like the rough textures of the cloaca/vent and trachea, as well a few samples of the duodenum and jejunum. The colors of the visceral fats include yellow and pale yellow and cream. These colors vary according to their diet that contains carotene. Moreover, the organ weight, length, width, and luminal diameter were quantitively measured and expressed in grams for weight and in millimeters for length, width and luminal diameter. The male chickens generally exhibit larger organ sizes and heavier weights compared to the females. This was observed in organs such as the esophagus, crop, proventriculus, gizzard, intestines, trachea, lungs, and as well the heart. The ovary, infundibulum, magnum, isthmus, shell gland, and vagina were also evaluated on their length, width, and luminal diameter. Overall, this study provides valuable baseline information on the biometrical and morphological characteristics of the nondescript local native chickens in the province of Nueva Vizcaya | Thesis (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) 28 cm..

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Ancestral domain ownership in the municipality of Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya/

By Amros, Chris Jeane L..
Bayombong; Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
ix, 49 leaves : , Having ancestral domain ownership was one of the wishes of every Indigenous People for them to acquire the full rights to protect, develop and cultivate their ancestral domain. Like any other municipality, Bayombong was composed of different Indigenous people groups that were hoping to have their own ancestral domain ownership. Thus, this study was conducted to determine the ancestral domain ownership in the municipality of Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya that focused on the total area covered, number of beneficiaries, and the process and procedures in acquiring ownership. Ownership of ancestral domain is a part of life of every indigenous people. It became their necessity and one of the essential things in their lives that must be protected. In the result presented in this, it shows that in the municipality of Bayombong, the Ayangan tribe were the first Indigenous people group that acquired ancestral domain ownership through the application of CADT that was approved on February 02,2007. The total area was 1584.09 hectares that covered by four barangays of Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya namely, Cabuaan, Casat, Ipil- Cuneg and Masoc. As years pass by, the Ayangan ancestral domain was inherited by the beneficiaries from their ancestors. Moreover, knowing the Ayangan ancestral ownership serve as an eye opener to the government offices that was assigned for the protection and monitoring of the ancestral domain and Indigenous People different issues. It creates notion that updating and regular monitoring ancestral domain within their areas were important and should not be neglected. To every Indigenous People, ancestral domain ownership was valuable and cannot be sold nor exchange for anything. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Geodetic Engineering) 28 cm..

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Landslide susceptibility mapping in Sta. Fe, Nueva Vizcaya using GIS: an enhancement/

By Agub, Krisvalen Rey F. .
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 113 leaves : , Landslides pose a significant threat to communities, infrastructure, and the environment. Accurate landslide susceptibility mapping is crucial for effective risk management and mitigation strategies. This study aimed to generate an enhanced landslide susceptibility map for the municipality of Sta. Fe, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines, using Geographic Information System (GIS) and the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP). The study examined the relationship between landslide occurrence and various causative factors, including slope, elevation, soil type, land cover, distance from roads and rivers, and rainfall. The primary five contributing factors were identified, and their relative weights were determined using the AHP. The enhanced landslide susceptibility map was then generated by integrating these factors. The results revealed that slope (35%) and rainfall (23.56%) were the most influential factors, followed by soil type (15.38%), land cover (9.75%), and elevation (7.21%). The enhanced map classified the study area into four susceptibility classes: very low, low, moderate, and high. Approximately 7,330.41 hectares were identified as highly susceptible, 8,469.94 hectares as moderately susceptible, 5,847.56 hectares as low susceptible, and 2,171.32 hectares as very low susceptible to landslides. Compared to the existing 2019 susceptibility map, the enhanced version showed a significant difference in the distribution of susceptibility classes, highlighting its improved accuracy and reliability. 28 cm..

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Landslide susceptibility mapping in Quezon, Nueva Vizcaya using GIS: an enchancement/

By Avecilla, Clark Chester T..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 105 leaves : , Creating a landslide susceptibility map is imperative for effectively managing the landslide hazard, reducing property damage and loss of life. Like many other mountainous places, the municipality of Quezon has also experienced landslides, resulting in fatalities, injuries, and property destruction. Hence, this study was conducted to generate an enhanced landslide susceptibility map using a GIS-based spatial multicriteria approach. Seven causative factors, including slope, rainfall, soil type, land cover, elevation, distance from the road, and distance from the river, were selected for the present assessment. An enhanced landslide susceptibility map was generated by integrating AHP and GIS techniques and was categorized into four susceptibility classes: very low, low, moderate, and high. The result presented in the study illustrates that there was a disparity between the two maps. The enhanced map shows a more detailed representation of truly vulnerable areas. Specifically, 3589.64 hectares are identified as very low susceptible, 5690.36 hectares are low susceptible, while 5993.09 hectares and 5792.80 hectares are categorized as moderately and highly susceptible to landslides. The results presented in the study indicate that Barangay Maasin, Runruno, and Calaocan, and some parts of Maddiangat, Baresbes, Buliwao, and Darubba, are identified as at high-risk areas. On the other hand, Barangay Dagupan and Bonifacio are at moderate risk, while Barangay Nalubbunan, Caliat, and Aurora are at low risk. Furthermore, the validation conducted by geotagging and field survey yields positive results, indicating that the validated points aligned on the enhanced LSM. The enhanced LSM serves as a valuable tool for disaster preparedness and enables local agencies to implement targeted measures to mitigate landslide risks, especially in high-risk places. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Geodetic Engineering) 28 cm..

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Landslide susceptibility mapping in Kayapa, Nueva Vizcaya using GIS: an enhancement/

By Bello, Jellyfer B..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xiii, 143 leaves : , To property manage the landslide threat and minimize property damage and fatalities, a landslide susceptibility map must be created. The municipality of Kayapa has seen landslides, just like many other hilly areas, which have caused lives, injuries, and property damage. Therefore, the purpose of this work was to use a GIS-based spatial multicriteria approach to create an improved map of landslide susceptibility. For the current assessment, seven causal elements were chosen, that include elevation, land cover, rainfall. slope, road distance, and river distance. Four susceptibility classes low, moderate, high and very high were identified on the enhanced landslide susceptibility map that resulted from the integration of AHP and GIS methodologies. The enhanced map provides a more detailed representation of the places that are actually susceptible. The data indicates that 7288.12hectares are classified as low susceptible, 14138.65 hectares as moderate susceptible, 16525.27 hectares as highly susceptible, and 11618.47 hectares as very highly susceptible to landslides. The result presented in the study indicate that Barangay Balete, Cabayo, Latbang and other part of Barangay Banao, Pinayag, Nansiakan, and Buyasyas are identified as high-risk areas while some parts of Barangay Lawigan, Kayapa Proper West, Talecabcab, Acacia, Amelong Labeng, Ansipsip, Baan, Balangabang, Banao, Besong. Binalian, Buyasyas, Cabalatan Alang, Cabanglasan, Castillo Village, Kayapa Proper East, Lawigan, Mapayao, Pampang, Pingawan, Pinkian, San Fabian, Tidang Village, and Tubongan are classified as low-risk areas. Additionally, the field survey and geotagging validation provide positive findings, meaning that the verified spots match the susceptibility levels on the improved LSM. The improved LSM is a useful tool for disaster preparedness since it allows local government agencies to put specific policies in place to reduce the danger of landslides, particularly in high-risk areas. Keywords: Landslides, Enhanced landslide susceptibility map, AHP, GIS. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Geodetic Engineering) 28 cm..

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Evaluation of health and safety practices: a case study in Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya/

By Dela Cruz, James Isaac T..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xi, 75 leaves : , This study assessed health and safety practices in Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya's construction sector, and focused on compliance levels, the effectiveness of safety training, and safety prioritization. Using a mixed-methods approach with surveys and interviews from construction workers, site engineers/safety officers, and project managers/administrators, the study found moderate compliance with some challenges, such as time constraints and poor implementation of safety practices. Survey results showed construction workers with a mean compliance score of 3.57, site engineers/safety officers at 3.62, and project managers/administrators at 3.43, which indicated room for improvement. Only 20% of 40 workers participated in safety training, they found it helpful in reducing accidents. The study highlighted the need for ongoing reviews and targeted interventions to improve safety in the construction industry, and offered insights for stakeholders, policymakers, and future research. Keywords: health and safety practices, compliance levels, safety training programs, mixed-methods approach, Likert scale, time constraints. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Spent coffee biochar as an additive in concrete cement: its effect on compressive strength/

By Cristobal, Christian G..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
vii, 54 leaves : , Coffee, the world's second-most traded commodity and second-largest beverage drunk, is responsible for various environmental costs in the form of spent coffee grounds (SCGs), a byproduct of the coffee brewing process. Conversely, construction projects carbon footprints and environmental implications are highly significant. As a result, researchers and enterprises have recently attempted to shift toward green construction approaches. This study provides an overview of using Spent Coffee Grounds as Biochar, a promising green biowaste source, in the civil and construction industries. Based on the literature analysis, it is possible to conclude that Spent Coffee Grounds as biochar have potential usage as aggregates in construction materials across a wide range of civil engineering application. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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Comparative analysis on the perception of project managers of construction companies in Nueva Vizcaya regarding project success factors/

By De Leon, Andrea Marie.
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 81 leaves : , The research paper explores the perceptions of project managers in construction companies in Nueva Vizcaya regarding project success factors. Using a quantitative comparative approach. the study employs a survey questionnaire validated by the Research Adviser to identify the project managers' views on key success factors in the construction industry, focusing on human resource management, construction projects, project management effectiveness, project stakeholder management, and project budget. Through simple random sampling, 30 Project Managers were selected as respondents, and the research methodology included various activities such as questionnaire development, pilot testing, data collection, and analysis, all meticulously outlined in a structured timeline. The study's findings reveal a significant difference in project managers' perceptions of project success factors when grouped by age. The findings and recommendations provide valuable insights for the construction industry, emphasizing the importance of establishing clear goals, fostering long-term commitment, implementing effective problem-solving mechanisms, ensuring timely payments, promoting reciprocity, striving for continuous improvement, and engaging in benchmarking practices to enhance project success in the construction sector. The researchers suggest further exploration of this study by considering procurement strategy as a success factor, increasing the number of respondents, exploring different types of projects, and studying the perceptions of various types of workers in construction project. Keywords: project success factors, project managers, project stakeholder management, project budget | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Levels of awareness, acceptability, and relevance of NVSU vision, mission, developmental goals, and core values, and the objectives of the bs civil engineering program/

By Ariola, Jessa Lyn C..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 60 leaves : , The study determined the level of awareness, acceptability, and relevance of the NVSU VMGO and BSCE Objectives among students and stakeholders. A descriptive survey method was employed in the study. Slovin's formula was used to determine the number of respondents with 5% margin of error. The study had 375 respondents. Google form and paper copy were used in this study. Frequency distribution, percentages, means, and ANOVA test were the statistical tools used in the presentation, analysis, and interpretation of the result of the study. The study primarily comprised respondents aged 18-27, with more female stakeholders participating than males. It also involved 13 Indigenous groups. predominantly Ifugaos and Igorots. The results revealed that both students and stakeholders were 'highly aware of the NVSU VMGO. However, stakeholders were 'lowly aware of the BSCE Objectives. Moreover, the respondents find the NVSU VMGO and BSCE Objectives 'very highly acceptable' and 'very highly relevant to them. Age significantly affected the students' level of awareness, while their sex also significantly affected their awareness and acceptability. For the stakeholders, their age affected the acceptability and relevance levels. The stakeholders' group category also affected their levels of awareness, acceptability, and relevance. Keywords: Acceptability, Awareness, Objectives, Relevance, Stakeholders. Students. VMGO. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Design analysis of proposed three storey commercial building/

By Acosta, Mike Melvin N..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
vii, 48 leaves : , This study focuses on the comprehensive design analysis of a proposed three-storey commercial building, incorporating architectural, structural, and environmental considerations. The primary objective is to create a sustainable and functional commercial space that meets modern standards and codes. The architectural design emphasizes an aesthetic yet practical layout, ensuring optimal space utilization. Various design alternatives are evaluated to determine the most efficient configuration that maximizes rentable area without compromising on comfort and accessibility. The structural analysis involves detailed calculations and simulations to ensure the building's stability, safety, and durability under various load conditions. Advanced materials and construction techniques are considered to enhance the building's performance and lifespan. Compliance with local building codes and environmental regulations is meticulously ensured throughout the design process. In conclusion, the design analysis of the proposed three-storey commercial building demonstrates a balanced approach to aesthetic appeal and structural integrity. The study provides a robust framework for developing commercial spaces that are not only functional and safe but also sustainable and community friendly. By integrating innovative design strategies and sustainable practices, the project aims to set a new standard for future commercial developments. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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Pre-qualification multi-decision criteria model for selecting construction material supplier based on contractors in Nueva Vizcaya/

By Costales, Aeron Jacob F..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xii, 103 leaves : , In order to choose the best supplier of construction materials in Nueva Vizcaya, the research study developed a decision criteria model utilizing the Analytic Hierarchy Process method based on the preference of contractors under the 1st District Engineering Office of the Department of Public Works and Highways. The study made use of a survey questionnaire that seventeen cooperative company representatives, office engineers, managers, and site/field engineers answered. The criteria used in the study were based on Surajit Bag's journal "Service Supplier Selection using Analytic Hierarchy Process," which were identified as cost, quality, delivery, management and organization, and financial health. The combined pairwise comparison judgement of the seventeen contractors revealed that quality was the most critical criterion, followed by financial health, then management and organization, then delivery, and cost as the least influential criterion. The overall consistency of the pairwise matrix in applying and performing AHP was acceptable, with an inconsistency of 0.00464 less than 0.1. The study also found the respective weight of suppliers based on the alternatives profile for pairwise comparison applying the overall combined decision criteria and concluded that supplier D is the best supplier while supplier A is the least preferred supplier for construction materials. Keywords: Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), Construction Material Management, Contractor, Supplier Selection, Expert Choice, Procurement | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Factors affecting the industrial incident at big G builders national highway, Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya/

By Iglesia, Kate G..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xi, 76 leaves : , Safety in the construction industry is often neglected, making it one of the most dangerous sectors in terms of health and safety. The government thru the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) is addressing this issue, but the effort done is far from satisfactory since construction incidents still continue to rise. Locally, construction companies focus on the labor market, such as part-time and temporary employment, but employee's concern for health and safety remains insufficient. This study was conducted to identify specifically the factors affecting the industrial incidents at Big G Builders, Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya. The study was conducted using quantitative and qualitative methods by administering a researcher-made questionnaire that was answered by the Company's Engineer, Secretary, drivers/operators and laborers. The results of the study indicated high level of agreement among the respondents to the factors contributing to industrial incidents, the perception of health and safety policies, perception of health and safety procedures in the workplace and compliance with safety procedure. However, there are still areas for improvement, including the proper PPE provision and usage, maintenance of cleanliness in the workplace and conduct of free safety training for the workers. The study highlights the need for enhanced safety measures to mitigate risks in the construction sector. Keywords: construction, health and safety, high level, sector, workplace | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Coconut shell as an additive to coarse aggregate/

By Degamo, Franciz.
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 47 leaves : , In response to the urgent need for sustainable construction practices, this research delves into the feasibility of incorporating coconut shells as an additive to coarse aggregates in concrete mixtures, with a particular focus on their impact on compressive strength. Traditional construction materials pose significant environmental challenges, with the abundance of coconut waste exacerbating these concerns. Addressing this issue requires innovative solutions that not only mitigate environmental impact but also offer cost-effective alternatives. Leveraging an extensive review of existing literature, this study examines the mechanical properties, structural performance, and environmental sustainability implications of utilizing coconut shells in construction applications. The literature review underscores the potential of coconut shells as promising alternatives to traditional aggregates, emphasizing their lightweight and porous characteristics, which contribute to concrete weight reduction. Furthermore, experiments have demonstrated that coconut shells, when combined with other reinforcing materials, can enhance the mechanical robustness of concrete structures. However, concerns persist regarding the long-term durability and structural integrity of coconut-based concrete, necessitating further investigation into its performance across diverse construction applications and environmental conditions. The experimental phase of this research adopts a rigorous approach to evaluate the compressive strength of concrete samples containing varying proportions of coconut shells. Findings reveal a notable reduction in compressive strength compared to conventional concrete mixtures, particularly with increasing coconut shell content. Despite this observed reduction, the study highlights potential cost savings and environmental benefits associated with the use of coconut shells as additives. Recommendations for future research include exploring alternative curing methods, assessing long-term durability, and collaborating with industry experts to ensure practical application and adherence to industry standards. In summary, this research contributes to the advancement of sustainable construction practices by offering insights into the viability of coconut shells as a viable alternative in the quest for eco-friendly building materials. By addressing key concerns and highlighting potential benefits, this study paves the way for further innovation in the construction industry, balancing environmental considerations with structural integrity and cost-effectiveness. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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Structural analysis and design of the proposed urban homes building in Nueva Vizcaya State University/

By Adawag, Noriel C..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 35 leaves : , This proposal emphasizes the importance of constructing a Residential-Commercial Building within the Nueva Vizcaya State University campus to address the lifestyle requirements of both students and faculty. The project entails strategic planning and collaboration, with a focus on zoning regulations, community engagement, walkability affordable housing, support for local businesses. sustainability initiatives, cultural and educational amenities, design guidelines, infrastructure planning, flexibility, safety measure and ongoing monitoring and evaluation. By integrating these essential components, the mixed-use development endeavors to elevate the standard of living and promote the overall welfare of the university community. This project proposal aims to develop a comprehensive structural plan for a Residential-Commercial Building spanning three stories within Nueva Vizcaya State University. Its main objective is to fulfill the housing and commercial needs of both faculty and student residents. Through the integration of residential and commercial functionalities, the building aspires to foster a dynamic, self-sustaining community that accommodates both residential living and business activities, thereby enhancing the overall ambiance of the university campus. The research concludes that the detailed engineering analysis pursued each safe section and underwent trials with different sections to determine the most secure option. Adjustments were imperative to guarantee the structural integrity of the building and adherence to safety protocols, thereby highlighting the critical role of rigorous testing and modifications in the design process. Keywords: Structural, Development, Residential-Commercial Building. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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Enhancing structural integrity: investigating the impact of textile waste fiber addition on the comprehensive strength of concrete/

By Ajido, Judeah Nazareth L..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
viii, 33 leaves : , Textile waste fiber derive from discarded fabric materials, possess unique mechanical properties that make them attractive for reinforcing concrete. The fibers' high tensile strength, flexibility, and capacity to distribute stress throughout the matrix of concrete suggest that they may significantly impact its Overall mechanical performance. The purpose of this study is determined whether adding textile waste fibers with a uniform length of 6 inches in concrete will enhance compressive strength of concrete contributing in improving its structural integrity under bending loads. From a thorough analysis of data collected and results obtained from the laboratory, the following significant findings are summarized. Concerning concrete's compressive strength, using textile waste fiber as an additive revealed incredibly strong results. Samples with 0% textile waste fiber from 7, 14 and 28 days was noted to be smaller than those samples with textile waste fiber. With 100% of textile waste fiber, sample F314 attained the highest compressive strength, reaching its maximum compressive strength of 8.78 MPa with an outstanding axial load of 71.15 KN. Comparing the to the control sample with lowest attained compressive strength, it shows an increase of 62.30% in compressive strength. The researchers thus draw a conclusion that the textile waste fiber when added to concrete cement in different percentage of 25, 50, and 100% of textile fibers in different treatment days such as seven (7), fourteen (14) and twenty-eight (28) days, the most acceptable duration is fourteen (14) days with 100% textile waste fiber added, thus exceeding the compressive strength of all control and other samples with textile waste fiber. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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Civil works construction project management and cost estimation of a proposed modernized modal terminal with two-storey commercial stalls/

By Casticimo, Jessa Mae P..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
ix, 117 leaves : , Transportation plays a crucial role in shaping modern society, serving lifeblood that connects people, communities, and economies. It enables the movement of goods and individuals, facilitates economic growth. and enhances the quality of life. Understanding the importance of transportation is key to addressing contemporary challenges and building sustainable, efficient, and inclusive societies. This study aims to determine the estimated cost and duration of the civil works for the proposed project, which is a Modernized Modal Terminal with Two-Storey Commercial Stalls. The cost estimation considers various factors such as materials, labor, equipment, and indirect costs that contribute to the civil works project expenses. The Department of Public Works and Highways' Cost Estimation Manual for Low-Rise Buildings was utilized in computing the Detailed Unit Price for material, labor, equipment, and indirect costs. Additionally, a Gantt chart and s-curve was created based on the project duration. The findings indicate that the total cost for the civil works amounts to P22,913,937.45 with a duration of 211 working days. Excluding the indirect expenses, the computed material cost is P10,522,684.88, the labor cost is P5,409,927.64, and the equipment cost is P2,253,052.12. The indirect cost, which includes 12% OCM, 8% Contractor's profit, and 5% VAT, costs P4,728,272.81. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Diverging hues, analyzing strength: evaluating compressibility of light and dark-colored gravels through astm c39 and astm c143 standards/

By Alaba, Paul Dave J..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
ix, 46 leaves : , In concrete mixtures, gravel occupies 75% of the concrete's volume and it contributes researchers use light color in gravels. Countries to the compressive strength of the structure. Gravel's color depends on its composition, researchers use the Munsell Color Chart to identify dark and light color in gravels. Countries like Iraq use light-colored gravels on road construction because of its availability. Somehow, dark-colored gravels were recommended by engineers in Jordan because it enhances the quality of f concrete. In order to examine the strength of these types of gravels, the researchers come up with a study that will test the difference of compressive strength of light-colored gravel and dark-colored gravel when used in Class A concrete mixture using ASTM C39 (compressibility strength test) and ASTM C143 (slump test). Three (3) concrete cylinders on each type of gravel were made by a medium degree of workability mixture - result of slump test on concrete mixture on each type of gravel. The samples were tested using Universal Testing Machine (UTM) to obtain their compressive strength. Based on the results of ASTM C39, light-colored gravels have the highest mean compressive strength of 3.25 MPa, dark- colored gravels have a mean compressive strength of 3.12 MPa, and positive control has the least mean compressive strength of 3.07 MPa. Using Z-test as statistical tool, it was analyzed that compressive strength of light-colored gravel has no significant difference compared to dark-gravel and positive control. Additionally, dark-gravel has no significant difference compared to light-colored gravel and positive control. Based from these findings, site engineers may use any type of gravels on their concrete mixtures. Keywords: Gravel, ASTM C39, ASTM C143. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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Colocasia esculenta (taro) stem fiber as an admixture for reinforced concrete/

By Dee, Clein Jayden M..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 53 leaves : , This study investigates the mechanical properties and environmental benefits of reinforced concrete incorporating taro stem fibers as an admixture. The research focused on the compressive strength and flexural strength of the concrete samples with varying volumes of taro fibers. Experimental analyses are conducted to assess the impact of taro fiber reinforcement on the strength and characteristics of concrete structures. The experiments entail three distinct groups, each subjected to varying curing periods. Within each group. three specimens undergo different fiber loadings for both flexure and compression tests, alongside a control group featuring plain concrete. This methodology yields a total of 12 beams molded into a 15cm x 15cm x 50cm form for flexural tests and 12 cylinders molded into a 10cm diameter x 20cm height form for compression tests. Results showed a higher compressive strength compared to standard concrete mixture with sample B-3 (30Occ of taro fiber), and C-3 (450cc of taro fiber) recording a value of 10.93 MPa and 16.45 MPa which are 2.24% and 53.88% respectively higher than the control. However, the sample D-3 (600cc of taro fiber) has a lower compressive strength of 8.4 MPa compared to control with 10.69 MPa which is 21.429% decreased from standard concrete mixture. Corresponding to the flexural strength, all samples B-3(300cc of taro fiber), C-3(450cc of taro fiber), and D-3 (600 cc of taro fiber) have a higher flexural strength than the control having a value of 2.91 MPa, 2.74 MPa, and 3.00 MPa, respectively. Sample D-3 with 600cc of taro fiber has the highest flexural strength of 3.00 MPa which is 32.15% higher than the control. The said results were taken from the 28th day of curing. The study concludes that taro stem fibers can effectively enhance the mechanical properties of concrete and serve as a sustainable alternative to conventional fiber reinforcement. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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A novel approach to concrete mixture, utilizing coconut husk-fiber as a reinforcement agent/

By Alagano, Freddie Byron R..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
ix, 46 leaves : , The study investigates the use of coconut husk-fiber as a sustainable and environmentally friendly reinforcing material in concrete. Fibers, a renewable resource, can improve concrete's mechanical characteristics while lowering its environmental effect. The experiment entailed creating concrete mixtures with varied fiber weights and testing their Compressive strength. The study involved creating five mixtures of cylindrical molds, with varying coconut husk fiber weights in different days of curing, 14 and 28 days: 0 gram (Control), 25 grams (Mixture A), 50 grams (Mixture B), 75 grams (Mixture C), and 100 grams (Mixture D). The samples were tested using Universal Testing machine (UTM) to obtain their compressive strength. based on the result, samples with 0 gram of coconut husk-fiber from 14 and 28 days were noted to be smaller than those samples with coconut husk-fiber. With 75 grams of coconut husk-fiber, sample Mixture C from 28 days of curing attained the highest compressive strength, reaching its maximum compressive strength of 22.89 MPa with an outstanding axial load of 185.61 kN. Comparing it to the control sample on the same day of curing revealed an 86.32 percent in the compressive strength of sample Mixture C. The compressive strength decreased to Mixture D both 14 and 28 days of curing despite an increase in coconut husk-fiber weight compared to Mixture C. The findings revealed that adding coconut husk fibers considerably increased the strength and workability of the concrete but there's an optimal weight for maximizing compressive strength, beyond which further additions may not yield significant improvements or have negative effects. Keywords: Coconut Husk-Fiber, Compressive Strength, Reinforcement Agent | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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Safety management of construction project initiative, constraints and improvements measures: its implication to selected constructions firms/

By Arbiso, Jessalyn K..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 56 leaves : , This study focused on the Safety Management of Construction Project Initiative, Constraints and Improvement Measures: Its Implications to the Selected Construction Firms at Municipality of Bambang and Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya. The selected construction firms having a total of six currently working in Bayombong are the PRIMEBUILT Construction and Supply, having a PCAB Category of B, CDJ Construction and Supply, having a PCAB Category of A, WINLEI Construction and Supply, having a PCAB Category of D, MN Coloma Construction, having a PCAB Category of E, Jhuers Construction, having a PCAB Category of B, and Arnold and Dominador Construction Services, having a PCAB Category of D, while Gercel Construction and Development Group Inc, having a PCAB Category of AAA is currently working in Bambang. All of these selected construction firm has an on-going vertical construction project owned by government. This study attempted to identify the demographic profile of the respondents, safety management practices present in the selected construction firms, constraints associated with the safety management practices and measures to improve upon safety of new on-going government vertical management project by using Percentage, Frequency Distribution and Measures of Central Tendency. This study employed descriptive quantitative research design. A survey questionnaire was distributed to the sixty-seven respondents which is divided into two groups. The total of sixty-seven respondents consists of seven foreman, seven project managers, and fifty-three laborers. The study revealed that majority of workers are all males aging from forty-five years old and above. In addition, most of them has onlv zero to five years length of service. Majority of them starts their work at 7:30 AM and ends at 4:50 PM a day. Moreover, the data gathered shows that the respondents has a high level of safety management practices. Most of the foreman and project managers agreed that lack of ability of the workers can cause accident which means that this is the main constraints associated with the implementation of safety management. Lastly, respondents agreed that service and update equipment regularly is the most priority to improve upon safety. The results indicated that safety management of construction projects on the selected constructions at Bambang and Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya have high level of safety management practices. But when it comes to constraints, lack of ability of the workers can accident need to be noticed by the foreman or project manager and when it comes to measures upon safety, service and update equipment regularly is highly priority for improvement. Future research is needed to provide stronger and reliable results. It is advised to have a larger respondent and use DOLE (COSH) as their reference in constructing questionnaires. It is also recommended to use advance or modern statistical treatment for their data analysis. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Design and analysis of a proposed two-storey multifunctional car park building in Nueva Vizcaya provincial capitol/

By Gallo, Angelika A..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
viii, 410 leaves : , The thesis proposes a two-storey multi-functional car park building at the Nueva Vizcaya Capitol compound to address local traffic congestion. The building is a two-storey structure with a roof deck, designed to serve multiple functions. Covering a total floor area of 9000 square meters (3000 square meters each floor including the roof deck), the building's ground floor features two commercial spaces that can be leased to business owners, one office, a storage room, an employee's room, parking spaces, and comfort rooms. The second floor features more parking spaces and additional comfort rooms, while the roof deck is landscaped to create a park-like environment, offering a scenic view and space for leisure activities. Designed for sustainability, the building incorporates solar panels for electricity and a green roof system to reduce the roof surface temperature and surrounding air. At full capacity, it accommodates 153 vehicles. The project budget is estimated between Php 77,106,000 to Php 115,746,000, with a completion timeline of 517 days encompassing pre- design, design, procurement, construction, project implementation, and project completion phases. The methodology ensures compliance with building codes, emphasizing structural robustness and safety. The findings underscore compliance with building codes, ensuring structural robustness and safety. This initiative holds significant promise in mitigating traffic incidents within the capitol's vicinity and sets a precedent for constructing PWD-friendly infrastructure in the future. To enhance the study, suggestions include incorporating more eco-friendly practices, such as green building initiatives, and upgrading security and monitoring systems to preemptively address forthcoming challenges. Keywords: Accommodate, Compliance, Multifunctional, Parking, Planning, Sustainability, Traffic Congestion, Two-storey, Vehicles | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering) 28 cm..

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Impacts of different leadership styles and team dynamics on project performance and employee satisfaction in the private construction companies/

By Buyuccan, Wesner B..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 71 leaves : , The construction industry operates as a multifaceted puzzle, where effective leadership is essential for navigating challenges and achieving success. Project managers, as key figures, play a pivotal role in guiding teams toward project completion and employee satisfaction. This study investigates the impacts of transformational, transactional, and servant leadership styles on project performance and employee satisfaction in private construction companies in Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya. Through qualitative interviews with contractors, engineers, foremen, and laborers from four companies, the research reveals that transactional leadership (TSL) significantly boosts project performance and employee satisfaction, especially in TAMRHEY and BRGajes Construction. Transformational leadership (TFL) is highly valued in Gualon Construction, while servant leadership (SL) receives generally positive but varied feedback. Key factors influencing team dynamics include clear communication, conflict resolution, and stakeholder alignment. Communication challenges, particularly in TAMRHEY Construction, highlight the need for effective communication channels. The study finds a strong correlation between effective leadership and positive project outcomes, emphasizing the importance of clear communication, collaboration, and conflict resolution. These insights provide practical guidance for construction companies to optimize leadership and team dynamics, enhancing project success and employee satisfaction. The findings benefit industry professionals, future researchers, and students, offering a robust foundation for advancing leadership practices and improving team cohesion in the construction sector. Keywords: leadership styles, team dynamics, employee satisfaction, project performance, construction projects | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Comparative study on the project risk assessment of selected construction companies in Nueva Vizcaya/

By Gonzales, Catherine B..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 125 leaves : , The construction industry is inherently rife with various risks that can manifest unpredictably, potentially disrupting projects if left unaddressed. These risks encompass a wide array of factors, from safety and health concerns to financial, legal, and environmental considerations. Despite efforts to mitigate these risks, studies such as the PwC Global Risk Survey (2019) indicate that a significant portion of companies remain blindsided by unforeseen risks. Effective risk management strategies are crucial for safeguarding against such disruptions. This study aimed to determine the difference in probability of occurrence and perceived impact of risks, the project risks, and their when grouped according to years of service and type/s of construction projects. A survey- questionnaire is used to collect the data needed from 30 construction companies. Results indicate that while market risks have a higher probability of occurrence and impact, changes in the market pose significant challenges. Interestingly, the study finds that years of service and types of construction projects do not significantly influence risk occurrence, impact, or overall risk scores. The findings underscore the need for proactive risk management practices within the construction industry. Recommendations include further studies on risk management, particularly in occupational safety and health, and the integration of research findings into educational materials for construction engineering management students. Keywords: Risk Assessment, Construction, Environmental, Financial, Legal, Management, Market, Technical. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Safety and quality construction management between residential and commercial building/

By Martin, Jenina Rose P..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
ix, 50 leaves : , This study identifies the essential factors that are crucial for the success of construction projects in both sectors. These factors are the very foundation for ensuring the structural integrity, functionality, and longevity of buildings while prioritizing the well-being of workers and occupants. A quantitative approach is used, with survey questionnaires distributed to key personnel in Nueva Vizcaya's construction projects, including architects, engineers, foremen, and workers. Purposive sampling ensures accurate representation. Data analysis using Microsoft Excel reveals trends in safety and quality management. Findings highlight significant safety and quality issues. Key factors include project delays (2.5%), poor project management (4%), change orders (2.5%), and adverse weather (1.5%) affecting safety. Negligence of work (2.5%) and lack of a quality system (1.5%) impact quality. Equality and diversity (2%) are notable compliance issues. Three key areas for improvement are identified: faster response to accidents (6.67% respondents), stricter protocols for adverse weather, and enhancing worker competence through better training. Addressing equality and diversity compliance is also emphasized. Regular monitoring is recommended to enhance overall project outcomes. Keywords: Safety, Quality, Construction, Management. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Chicken eggshell (gallus gallus domesticus) waste materials as admixture for plastering/

By Ancheta, Charlene Joyce R..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
viii, 43 leaves : , In response to environmental concerns in the concrete industry, there's a growing interest in sustainable alternatives, including repurposing waste materials. Eggshells, rich in calcium carbonate and readily available, are viable admixtures for concrete. This research presents an experimental investigation of chicken eggshell (Gaius Gallus Domesticus) waste materials as admixtures for plastering. The researchers conducted a manual application experiment by preparing different batches of plaster mixture with varying proportions of eggshell admixture, which aims to determine whether it is possible for aesthetic purposes. The observations of the characteristics of the applied plaster mixture with eggshell admixture include visible cracks seen in the applied plaster after 24 hours of drying and 7 days of curing. A normal cement mixture as the baseline shows minimal cracks. The cement mixture with 2kg (5%) eggshell admixture shows minimal cracks. The cement mixture with 4kg (10%) eggshell admixture shows moderate cracks. The cement mixture with 6kg (15%) eggshell admixture shows cracks compared to the other three mixtures. Aesthetically, higher concentrations of eggshell particles compromise the plaster's visual appeal. The study reveals that incorporating crushed eggshells into plaster mixtures can improve crack resistance to a certain extent. Mixtures containing up to 10% eggshells strike an optimal balance, enhancing durability without compromising the plaster's structural integrity or aesthetic appeal. Therefore, for practical applications, it is recommended that the eggshell content in plaster mixtures should not exceed 10% to ensure both functional and visual benefits. Keywords: Aesthetic, Durability, Sustainable, Admixture. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Career outlook: basis for curriculum enhancement of hospitality and tourism management students of Nueva Vizcaya State University/

By Aquino, Monique B..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xiii, 68 leaves : , This study investigated the career barriers faced by Hospitality and Tourism Management students and their impact on professional identity, career intention, and motivational satisfaction. 255 BS in Tourism Management and BS in Hospitality Management students at Nueva Vizcaya State University completed a survey assessing their perceptions of personal, social, and interactional career barriers. The study found that, some individual variations and concerns existed, particularly regarding peer pressure. motivation, and challenging work environments. Significant differences in career barrier perceptions were observed based on age, sex, course, and year level, highlighting the need for targeted interventions. Importantly, the study revealed a negative impact of career barriers on students' professional identity, career intentions, and motivational satisfaction. emphasizing the urgency of addressing these barriers through proactive interventions. Recommendations include developing targeted programs for specific student groups, incorporating career development resources into the curriculum, and facilitating mentorship programs. Further research is needed to investigate the effectiveness of interventions in mitigating career barriers and fostering a robust future workforce for the Hospitality and Tourism Management industry. Keywords: Career Outlook, Tourism Management, Hospitality Management, Professional, Identity, Career Intention, Motivational Satisfaction. | Thesis (Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management) 28 cm..

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Evaluation of occupational safety and health management of the three construction firms/

By Caballero, Divine S..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
vii, 92 leaves : , The construction industry is a critical driver of economic growth and infrastructure development, yet it faces persistent challenges in occupational safety and health management. This study explores the health and safety practices of three construction firms in Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya, focusing on evaluating compliance with safety regulations, identifying common challenges, and proposing improvement measures. Utilizing a quantitative approach, the research methodology includes structured questionnaires, observations, and document analysis to collect data. Statistical treatments, such as frequency and percentage analyses, as well as weighted mean interpretation, are applied to analyze the gathered data. Data visualization techniques, including tables and graphs, are employed to present the findings clearly. The study reveals high levels of safety and health compliance among construction site workers, indicating a strong safety culture within the surveyed firms. Key factors influencing compliance, constraints in safety management implementation, safety climate factors, and risk assessment methods are identified and analyzed. Recommendations for future research include aligning questionnaires with official standards, incorporating robust statistical tools, and considering longitudinal studies to track safety practices over time. By shedding light on the occupational safety and health landscape, this study provides valuable insights for enhancing safety measures, promoting regulatory compliance, and fostering a safe working environment for construction workers. The findings and recommendations aim to contribute to ongoing efforts to improve safety practices and ensure the well-being of individuals in the construction sector. Keywords: Safety, Management, Assessment, Construction. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Bamboo leaf ash: a substitute to cement in concrete hollow blocks/

By Agad, Angelica V..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
ix, 44 leaves : , Concrete is a major construction material, which is usually made by mixing cement, water, fine and coarse aggregate and sometimes admixtures in their right proportions. The use of waste materials with natural admixture properties in concrete production is a becoming a worldwide practice. The assessment of the natural admixture activity of cement replacement materials is becoming increasingly important because of the need for more sustainable cementing products. This study aims to help the community by providing durable and economical materials. Also, to the Civil Engineer/s and future Civil Engineering Student/s, researcher/s and future researcher/s this study would serve as their basis that will give ideas and better understanding about agro-waste and alternative construction materials. In this research bamboo leaf Ash is used as substitute to cement in concrete hollow block in ranges of 5%, 10% 15%. Using experimental approach, strength and durability tests were carried out to assess the feasibility of using bamboo leaf ash as additive to cement in concrete hollow block. This showed that Bamboo Leaf Ash strength values at different ages for Bamboo Leaf Ash additive compared to be a bit favorable with the control of 0% Bamboo Leaf Ash. The optimum compressive strength of 0.83Mpa or 42.67kN was obtained at 5% replacement at 7 days of age. While ordinary Concrete Hollow Block with 0% additive bamboo leaf ash had 1.28Mpa or 64.91kN at 21 days of age. Therefore, it is advisable to use the samples for light weight design only. Key words: Strength, Durability, Assessment. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Project monitoring in quality assurance and its impact to the selected constitution firm/

By Geron, Rosemarie A..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 44 leaves : , The construction industry is integral to economic development and infrastructure expansion, yet it faces persistent challenges such as cost overruns, project delays, safety concerns, and environmental impacts. Effective project monitoring for evaluation has emerged as a critical practice to address these issues, ensuring the successful completion of construction projects. This study investigates the impact of project monitoring on quality assurance within construction firms in Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya. Through a comprehensive survey of 70 construction workers and engineers, the study evaluates existing project monitoring practices, identifies their strengths and weaknesses, and provides actionable recommendations for improvement. The research reveals that majority of respondents (42.59%) were age of 26-35, with a predominantly male representation (92.88%). Project monitoring practices were positively rated, with an overall mean rating of 2.381 indicating a significant positive influence on quality assurance. However, it also identifies stakeholder engagement and performance benchmarking as areas needing enhancement. Recommendations for improvement include seeking client and stakeholder feedback, enhancing communication channels, conducting regular quality audits, and defining clear quality objectives. This study contributes to the growing body of knowledge on project monitoring in the construction industry, offering insights that can guide industry professionals and policymakers toward more efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable practices. Keywords: assurance, construction industry, monitoring, safety | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Evaluation of flood control structure and community resilience at barangay Paitan, Vista Alegre, and Santa Rosa Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya/

By Bacani, Joslor A..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
ix, 55 leaves : , Floods are major natural disasters causing extensive damage to infrastructure, the environment, and human lives. This study examines flood issues in Barangays Paitan, Vista Alegre, and Santa Rosa in Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya, assessing the effectiveness of current flood control measures and community preparedness. Data were collected through structured questionnaires distributed to 90 respondents, including government officials, residents, and business owners, to gauge their awareness of flood risks and preparedness. Flood control structures were also evaluated by comparing their physical condition with original design documents from the DPWH. The findings reveal that flooding is a recognized issue in all three barangays, but with varying levels of awareness and preparedness. Residents in flood-prone areas had higher awareness and preparedness compared to those in higher elevations, who had limited knowledge of flood risks and structures. The study also found that some barangays near Magat River faced significant flood risks but lacked adequate hazard awareness. Flood control structures showed minor surface damage, but more serious issues such as cracks and erosion were identified, underscoring the need for regular inspections. The study emphasizes the importance of addressing these vulnerabilities to improve flood control measures and enhance community resilience. Keywords: Floods, Community resilience, Flood control, Damage, Vulnerabilities. | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Construction waste management evaluation, in the construction of two-story market building/

By Apuyan, Janine R..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xi, 62 leaves : , This study investigates the waste management practices in the construction industry, specifically focusing on the environmental impacts and management methods of construction waste in Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines, conducted amidst the construction of a new Two-Storey Market Building, the research highlights the increasing global and local emphasis on sustainable waste management within construction activities. The objectives were to identify the types and phases of construction waste generation, analyze environmental factors influencing waste handling, and determine effective disposal methods. Utilizing a mixed-method approach, quantitative data were collected through structured surveys, while qualitative insights were gathered through interviews with key stakeholders, including construction workers, site managers, and contractors. The results revealed a need for enhanced on-site waste segregation, better adherence to waste management regulations like RA 9003, and improved practices for handling non-biodegradable materials. Key findings include the significant environmental risks posed by improper waste storage and disposal, such as canal clogging, pest breeding, and air pollution. Additionally, resistance to waste management practices and a lack of proper facilities hinder effective disposal. Recommendations emphasize sustainable waste handling practices, including structured segregation, recycling initiatives, and municipal collaboration to repurpose reusable materials. This research contributes to a comprehensive understanding of construction waste management, providing actionable insights to improve sustainability and reduce environmental harm in the local construction sector. Keywords: waste, construction demolition waste, waste management, environment, recycle | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Cause and mitigation strategies on the cost overruns of the municipal engineering office projects/

By Ramos, Lyka Jane L..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
vi, 57 leaves : , This research study, entitled "Cause and Mitigation Strategies on the Cost Overruns of the Municipal Engineering Office Projects”, aims to identify key objectives: (a) construction projects that contribute to cost overruns at the Municipal Engineering Office (MEO), (b) factors causing these overruns, and (c) mitigation strategies through construction management to prevent cost overruns and delays. Utilizing a quantitative research design, the researchers employed questionnaires and document analysis to gather necessary information. Respondents included personnel from the Municipal Engineering Office of Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya. Data analysis involved statistical methods such as measures of central tendency (mean) and variability (standard deviation). Notably, the project documents showed an absence of cost overruns, indicating effective project management. The study identified several factors contributing to cost overruns, including initial project budgeting issues, use of low-quality materials, and delayed designs and documents. To address these challenges, the study proposed mitigation strategies like thorough project planning, transparent financial statements, and frequent site visits, which were found to be effective in managing and preventing cost overruns in construction projects. These findings highlight the importance of meticulous planning and transparent communication in construction management to ensure projects stay within budget and are completed on time, thereby contributing to the overall efficiency and success of municipal construction projects. Keywords: Cost overruns, construction projects, mitigation strategies, Municipal Engineering Office, construction management | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Construction dilemmas in quality management and conflict resolution in construction projects/

By Dantes, Alvin Humprey I..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
ix, 58 leaves : , This study assessed the factors influencing construction dilemmas in quality management and conflict resolution in construction projects at NVSU Bayombong and Bambang Campuses. The research sought to identify challenges hindering successful quality management, conflicts compromising quality, and resolutions to address conflicts and compromised quality in construction projects. The data was collected through questionnaires distributed to the project manager, project engineer, foreman, skilled workers, and laborers, resulting in a sample of 39 respondents out of 47. Statistical analysis was conducted using the ANOVA, z-test, Pearson correlation, and a 4-point Likert scale. The study identified factors impacting construction quality, such as delayed cash flow emerging as the most significant, severe weather, safety concerns, resource constraints, non-compliance issues, language barriers, inadequate training, and ineffective communication. Additionally, the need for days due to variation order, time extension/suspension, and percentage of slippage. The proposed resolutions for conflict resolution encompassed the adoption of technological advancements, reduction of delays and cost overruns, promotion of job satisfaction, implementation of conflict resolution processes, and enhancement of client satisfaction. Keywords: quality management, construction project, conflict resolution | Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management) 28 cm..

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Perceptions of undergraduate tourism students of Nueva Vizcaya State University towards working in the tourism industry/

By Mendoza, Mika F..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xi, 60 leaves : , This study assessed the commitment of the BS Tourism students of the Nueva Vizcaya State University in working in the tourism industry with the use of a adapted survey questionnaire from the study of Kuzluvan et al (2020). Three dimensions consist of the dependent variable which were nature of work, social status, and commitment to work. Respondents' profiles were also sought. Hence, test of differences was carried out to determine significant results when respondents were grouped according to profile variables and compared to the three dimensions. This study was conducted last November 2023. There were 151 respondents randomly selected from the list provided by the university registrar. Students were informed and participation was voluntary. Majority of the students belonged to the Gen Z, typical of college students. Females dominate the respondents and most of them were freshmen students who belonged to lower middle-class family based on their parents monthly income. The majority belonged to a small size household who were primarily Ilocano. Overall, in terms of their perception the respondents were convinced to work and see their possible future in working in the tourism industry. Social status drives them to pursue the tourism course while at the same time we're keen to work at the industry as they have the passion and are committed to pursue working as tourism professionals. But most of them were uncertain of their employability and confidence as it is affected by biases about tourism professionals and unjust work ethics which cram in the industry. Social status or prestige affects the students mindset in working in the tourism industry. It also affects their commitment especially in the formative years and even in their senior years. Keywords: Perception of Undergraduate Tourism Students, Tourism Industry | Thesis (Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management) 28 cm..

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Food safety and waste management practices of casual dining restaurants in Nueva Vizcaya /

By Angyab, Lois A..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xix, 56 leaves : , With the aim to fill the gap regarding limited information on food safety and waste management practices in the hospitality industry, nine casual dining restaurants in Nueva Vizcaya were studied by inviting their employees to participate in a survey; 80 employees responded. These casual dining restaurants were found to practice safety measures in handling food, equipment, and utensils. All the participant restaurants produced fruit wastes, meat, poultry, seafood, dairy product wastes, cooked food leftovers, and uncooked grains. Seven out of nine restaurants also produced vegetable scraps and teabags, six restaurants produced expired packaged goods and four restaurants produced other food wastes among others. Most respondents claimed to use the Reduce, Reuse, Recycle food waste strategy except for food donation. Correlation study suggested that SDG profiles did not have significant correlation to food safety and waste management practices except the positive correlation of employee's Educational Attainment to the practice of Safety Measures in Equipment and Utensils, and the inverse correlation of the years of employment to the practice of Safety Measures in Food. Meanwhile, the casual dining restaurants" profiles were correlated to their food safety and waste management practices. The restaurant's type of ownership had an inverse correlation to the practice of Reusing Food Waste while the size of the business had a direct relationship with Food Safety Measures. Keywords: Food Safety, Waste Management, and Casual Dining Restaurant | Thesis (Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management) 28 cm..

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Perception of business sectors on the implementation of universal health care act/

By Paladin, Erika Jane B..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xii, 144 leaves : , This study examined the perception of the business owners on the implementation of Universal Health Care (UHC) Act of 2019. The study determined the respondents and business profile, perception based on the hierarchy of effects model, issues and concerns regarding UHC Act, and comparison between profile and issues and concerns. The study utilized quantitative approach with descriptive statistics and statistical tools, such as frequency, percent, mean, standard deviation, and non-parametric Kruskal-Wallis test, to craft strategies to enhance the services provided by PhilHealth. The respondents were selected using random sampling where 97 business sectors were obtained from the master list provided by PhilHealth Solano Collection Section. The results showed that Solano is a predominant location, constituting PhilHealth members, primarily female, for more than 10 years mostly with 1 to 2 orientations attended. Majority of the business sectors were within the medium asset size category and had sole proprietorship as ownership type. The findings showed that under the cognitive stage of the Hierarchy of Effects Model, respondents were aware of the general guidelines of UHC Act and benefits of PhilHealth, and very much aware of the PhilHealth services, suggesting a commendable understanding on the key aspects related to PhilHealth. On the affective stage, respondents highlighted the services under the UHC that they appreciated the most, such as hassle-free online payment transactions and EPRS being easy to operate. MASTER OTC But cases where the system was under maintenance or offline were the services that they liked the least. PhilHealth benefits under the UHC act, such as immediate eligibility and No Balance Billing feature, were being appreciated. Most of the respondents do not have other health insurance and have not oriented about other health insurance because of the preferred distinguishing features of UHC Act over other Health Insurance, including lower rate of contribution and automatic deduction of benefit in hospital bills. In the final stages of availing PhilHealth services, most of the respondents identified online platforms such as EPRS and Portal easy and convenient to use which made it worthy of their time and money. Moreover, maternal support and hospital discounts were identified as worthy benefits. Regarding the identified the issues and concerns about Turn-around-time (TAT), PhilHealth services, and client satisfaction, the findings revealed that the business owners agreed that standard processing time of the services was often implemented. Respondents also experienced issues on PhilHealth services at a moderate extent but reflected a positive assessment of the PhilHealth services which was rated as satisfied. Gender, number of years as PhilHealth member, and type of ownership did not have significant relationship on the issues and concerns as to Turn-around time, PhilHealth Services, and Client Satisfaction. On the contrary, there was a positive impact on educational interventions on Customer Satisfaction and asset size on the PhilHealth services. Lastly, based on the analysis, the study identified strategies that will enhance the services provided by PhilHealth. Keywords: Business owners, Client Satisfaction, Hierarchy of Effects Model, PhilHealth Benefit, PhilHealth Services. Turn-around Time, Universal Health Care Act. | Thesis (Master in Management - Business Management) 28 cm..

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A model of the interrelationship of attitudes towards mathematics, metacognitive awareness and academic performance of grade 10 Students/

By Caisip, Venessa V..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xi, 96 leaves : , The study investigates the relationship between students' attitudes towards mathematics, metacognitive awareness, and academic performance in mathematics. Understanding these relationships is crucial for improving teaching strategies and enhancing students learning experiences. A descriptive-correlational research design was employed to explore these relationships. The study included 323 students randomly selected from five public schools and one private school in the district Two validated instruments were used, the Attitude Towards Mathematics Inventory and the Metacognitive. Awareness Inventory. Descriptive statistics were utilized to measure the levels of students' attitudes towards mathematics, their metacognitive awareness, and their academic performance in mathematics. Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) was employed to determine the best-fitting model for predicting students' academic performance based on their attitudes and metacognitive awareness. The Analysis of Moment Structure (AMOS) software was used to model the total effect of students' attitudes and metacognitive awareness on their mathematics achievement. SEM analysis identified significant predictors of academic performance, resulting in a comprehensive model explaining the relationships among these variables. The grade 10 students agreed with the statements regarding their attitudes towards mathematics in cognitive, affective, and behavioral aspects and frequently practiced their metacognitive awareness in terms of conditional knowledge, procedural knowledge, declarative knowledge, planning, monitoring, information management, debugging, and evaluation. The academic performance of the grade 10 students was "very satisfactory." The general model for the interaction of students' attitudes towards mathematics, metacognitive awareness, and academic performance was established. Future research and targeted interventions are recommended to make mathematics teaching more engaging and to support the development of students' metacognitive skills. Keywords: Education, Attitude, Metacognitive Awareness. Academic Performance, Structural Equation Modelling | Thesis (Master of Science in Teaching - Mathematics) 28 cm..

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Intervention model for science teachers competencies and 21st century skills to enhance academic performance of learners/

By Fernandez, Rowenalyn M..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xiii, 162 leaves : , This study aimed to examine the profile, teaching competencies and 21st-century skills of secondary school science teachers in the Division of Nueva Vizcaya, and analyze their impact on student academic performance. The study also sought to develop a model describing the relationships between teaching competencies, 21st-century skills, and academic performance of the students and propose an intervention plan for enhancing the effectiveness of the teachers. A descriptive-correlational design was used with a validated survey questionnaire was employed. Data from 47 teachers and 470 students were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics, including Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) in Analysis of Moment of Structures (AMOS). Results revealed a predominantly female teacher population with bachelor's degrees and less than 15 years of experience. They are highly proficient in terms of their levels of teaching competencies and 21st-century skills. The academic performance of the students in their science classes was generally satisfactory. Students generally perceived their science teachers positively across all three competencies (pedagogical, professional, and social). In terms of their pedagogical competence, teachers demonstrate a strong ability to design and deliver effective. In Partial Fulfillment of the Course Requires. | Thesis (Master of Education in Science Education - General Science) 28 cm..

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School-based management and wash in school program in the division of Nueva Vizcaya/

By Agpuon, Valentina S..
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
xiii, 114 leaves : , This study ascertained the predictors of the school-based Management and Wash in School Program in the Schools Division of Nueva Vizcaya. Specifically, this study described the school characteristics in terms of level of school, classification of school, member of students, number of teachers, MOOE fund for WinS, number of utility personnel, number of medical personnel, health facility, number of wash station, number of toilets, frequency of potability testing of drinking water, and number of water dispensers drinking stations, investigated the level of School-Based Management in terms of accountability and continuous improvement, curriculum and instruction, leadership and governance, and resource management; assessed the extent of implementation of Wash in School Program in terms of deworming, health education, hygiene, sanitation and water, evaluated the significant interrelationship among school characteristics, School-based Management and Wash in School Program; determined the significant predictors of School-based Management, and examined the significant predictors of Wash in School Program in both elementary and junior school level. This study employed the predictive research design. It was conducted in the Schools Division of Nueva Vizcaya in the School Year 2023-2024. The respondents of the study answer the coordinators of WinS and, in the absence of the respondent, the School Heads were allowed to give the necessary information of their schools utilizing the Standardized DepEd Wash in Schools (WinS) Monitoring Form as the main instrument in gathering the needed information. Descriptive Statistics, such as frequency, percentage, mean, and standard deviation, were used to describe the school characteristic, level of SBM, and extent of implementation of wash in school program. The focus group discussion was used to collect qualitative information from the school heads. It discussed some of the important questions from the monitoring tool regarding the school-based Management and Wash in School Program. Inferential statistics, such as correlation procedures, were employed for the interrelationships between and among the variables, and Stepwise Regression Analysis was employed for the test of predictability. Findings showed that the school-based Management exceled across key dimensions: accountability, curriculum, leadership, and resource management, with high mean scores indicating effective governance and continuous improvement in educational institutions. Schools demonstrated robust implementation of Wash in School Program components, emphasizing deworming, health education, hygiene, sanitation, and water access, with an overall strong implementation rating. As school levels increased, student member, teacher number, expenses, utility and medical personnel, and school clinic presence decreased. As certain school characteristics increased or decreased, changed in a comes ponding direction, suggesting interdependence and potential implications for source allocation and staffing decisions. Improvements in one aspect, such as school resources or Wash in School program components, could coincide with enhancements in School-based Management, fostering comprehensive development and efficient resurrection the presence of wash stations and frequency of potability testing meaningfully impacted School-Based Management practices, highlighting the importance of hygiene infrastructure and water quality monitoring in educational administrative frameworks. Wash station availability and student number were key predictors of Wash in School Program implementation. Lastly, potability testing undesirably impacted program implementation, emphasizing the role of infrastructure and water quality monitoring. | Dissertation (Doctor of Education - Educational Management) 28 cm..

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Exploring the interplay among predictors of teacher performance, teaching practices, and learners’ performance in mapeh/

By Natividad, Jamaica Joyce F. .
Bayombong: Nueva Vizcaya State University, 2024 .
x, 54 leaves : , The Vertical Agriculture for Cooling Buildings setup was conducted at the barangay hall of Socbot, Pinukpuk, Kalinga from August to October 2023. This study generally aimed to reduce temperature over a large area with the use of vertical hydroponics agriculture. The building was divided into two, one room where the setup was installed and the other room for a completely normal room. The setup has a height of 2.75m and 16m in length covering the outer wall and compares the heat transfer between the two rooms. Statistical analysis revealed a significant difference in ambient temperatures between the rooms, with the room without the setup averaging 32.29 deg * C and the room with the setup averaging 29.32 deg * C The setup led to decreases of 6.03 deg * C in ambient temperature, 7.62 deg * C in outside wall temperature, 5.57 deg * C in inside wall temperature, and a reduction in heat transfer of 4.19. The thermal conductivity of the setup was calculated at 7.06 * 10 ^ - 3 * K / W and the cooling efficiency was measured at 51.48%, highlighting the effectiveness of the hydroponics setup in reducing temperatures. Simple randomized survey was conducted to determine the acceptability of the set-up that yielded to the substantial positive responses (extremely favorable and favorable) which is 55% of the respondents suggest potential interest or openness to adopting vertical hydroponics for cooling purposes. The Simple Economic Analysis resulted in a Return on Investment (ROI) of 239.70% and a Payback Period (PB) of only 5 months, highlighting both impressive profitability and a swift financial recovery. The integration of the hydroponics set-up led to substantial reductions in both the exterior and interior wall temperatures including the ambient temperature, contributing to a cooler indoor environment for human comfort Keywords: cooling system, wall hydroponics, vertical agriculture | Thesis (Master of Arts in Education - Mapeh) 28 cm..

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