Online Stock Tracker and Navigation for the Bicycle Shop

of Cauayan City, Isabela

A Capstone Project Presented to the Faculty of the

College of Computing Studies, Information and
Communication Technology
Isabela State University
Cauayan Campus

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

Keen Philip B. Digap

Christian Lloyd A. Gattoc
Rodhen L. Gumiran

January 2023

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APPROVAL SHEET

The Capstone Project entitled, “Online Stock Tracker and Navigation for the Bicycle
Shop of Cauayan City,” has been prepared and submitted by, Keen Philip B. Digap, Christian
Lloyd A. Gattoc and Rodhen L. Gumiran, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the
degree Bachelor of Science in Information Technology is hereby endorsed.

CHRISTOPHER H. GUIANG, MIT

Adviser

Approved by the panel of the final oral and system defense with a grade of _________.

JESUS M. LINDO, MIT

Chairman

JANE B. GELINDON, MIT CHRISTOPHER R.

CHE, MIT
Member Member

Accepted as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Bachelor of Science in
Information Technology (BSIT).

DIONICIO D. GANTE, MIT

Program Chair, BSIT Date

BETCHIE E. AGUINALDO, DIT _

Dean, CCSICT Date

LORELIE C. TABAGO, P H.D.

Director, ISU Cauayan Research and Development Date

Recorded:

ADELA L. REYNO, DPA

Registrar III, ISU Cauayan Date

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We want to express our appreciation to the following individuals for their assistance and

support in making this study possible.

To Mr. Christopher H. Guiang, the capstone II adviser who immediately gave his

support and advice through knowledge, approval, suggestion and recommendation from the start

until the end of this research.

To Washington Commercial and Miranda Bike Shop to permit the researchers to

conduct the research proposal to their agency.

To Ms. Haidi Belle C. Babas, the English Critic, for patiently editing the manuscript's

grammar properly.

To Mr. Jestoni P. Castillo, the statistician, for his advice and for patiently analyzing and

computing the gathered data and giving its interpretation.

To Dr. Marvee Cheska B. Natividad, subject instructor, for her patience, assistance,

guidance, and encouragement throughout the study until the end.

To the researcher's parents, who support the researcher’s capstone project as a

requirement to their major subject patiently and financially.

Above all, to our Almighty God, who gave the researchers the needed people, enough

strength, and wisdom to finish this research study.

THE RESEARCHERS

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DEDICATION

I dedicate this study to my father for supporting me financially, physically and

emotionally. Despite the challenges and difficulties, we experienced, you still motivate us to keep

going and achieve our life goals. I also dedicate this study to my beloved mother. Thank you for

the years we've been together and the lessons you gave us. Most of all to our Lord Jesus Christ,

who gave me the knowledge and wisdom to make this study possible.

Keen Philip B. Digap

I want to dedicate this study to my parent and friends, who motivate me to continue my

studies despite many challenges and difficulties in my life for many years. To the people who

encouraged and assisted me and my groupmates with our capstone project, which was very

difficult to finish and had a lot of requirements, I'm very grateful for their encouraging support

and guidance to let us move forward to the finish line of our school life, especially to Our

Almighty Loving God that gives us strength and patience.

Christian Lloyd A. Gattoc

I want to dedicate this to my family and team, filled with gratitude and appreciation for

your unwavering support. Your belief in me and constant encouragement have been instrumental

in bringing this project to fruition. I couldn't have done it without your love and guidance. Your

hard work and dedication have made this system a testament to the power of teamwork. I am

honored to have had the opportunity to work with such a fantastic group of individuals.

Rodhen L. Gumiran

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ABSTRACT

This study entitled "Online Stock Tracker and Navigation for the Bicycle Shop of

Cauayan City" aimed to develop and implement the proposed system. It aims to help the

customers of the bicycle shop track the availability of bicycles and accessories. The researchers

added the map to navigate and find a route to the shop.

The researchers used a Likert scale questionnaire to evaluate the developed system and

its benefits. To determine the weighted mean and reveal the result of the developed system's

performance and assess its improvement.

The researchers conducted the proposed project to evaluate the developed system by the

respondents based on ISO 25010 standards: Functional, Performance Efficiency, Compatibility,

Usability, Reliability, Security, Maintainability, and Portability.

After analyzing the gathered data, the result is mostly "strongly agree," while other

properties are in the scale of "agree" based on the respondent's response to the questionnaires

that are gathered and analyzed. The proposed developed system is good to use after showing the

final results of the collected data, and it will benefit the user who will use the feature of the

system.

The result shows that the developed system works correctly and meets the expected

performance of using the web app system. The system is expected to benefit the agencies and the

customers, especially using the features that are included in the web application. All respondents

agreed that the system would help the people using the developed system, the Online Stock

Tracker and Navigation System, a proposed research project.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Approval sheet............................................................................................................................................
Acknowledgement iii
Dedication iv
Abstract.......................................................................................................................................................
Table of Contents vi
List of Tables vii
List of Figures ix
CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTION 10
Project Context 10
Objective of the study 11
Scope and Delimitation 12
CHAPTER II – REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES 13
Conceptual Framework of the Study 19
CHAPTER III – DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY 20
Technical Background 23
Materials 23
CHAPTER IV – RESULT AND DISCUSSION 36
Result by phase of study 36
CHAPTER V – SUMMARY, CONCLUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION 60
Summary 60
Conclusions 61
Recommendations 62
REFERENCES 63
GLOSSARY 101

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LIST OF TABLES

Table 1. Equivalent weight mean and interpretation of scale ....................................................................

Table 2. Implementation Plan 35
Table 3. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ assessment on the
benefits in terms of Information 38
Table 4. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ assessment on the
benefits in terms of Convenience 39
Table 5. Category mean and descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ assessment on the
benefits in terms of Variety 40
Table 6. Summary of the Category Means and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents
41
Table 7. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs in terms of
Functionality 42
Table 8. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs in terms of
Performance Efficiency 43
Table 9. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs in terms of
Compatibility 44
Table 10. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs in terms of
Usability 45
Table 11. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs in terms of
Reliability 46
Table 12. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs in terms of
Security 47
Table 13. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs in terms of
Maintainability 48
Table 14. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs in terms of
Portability 49
Table 15. Summary of the Category Means and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and
staffs using ISO 25010 50
Table 16. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ evaluation on the
performance in terms of Functionality 51
Table 17. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ evaluation on the
performance in terms of Performance Efficiency 52
Table 18. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ evaluation on the
performance in terms of Compatibility 53

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Table 19. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ evaluation on the
performance in terms of Usability 54
Table 20. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ evaluation on the
performance in terms of Reliability 55
Table 21. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ evaluation on the
performance in terms of Security 56
Table 22. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ evaluation on the
performance in terms of Maintainability 57
Table 23. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of respondents’ evaluation on the
performance in terms of Portability 58
Table 24. Summary of the Category Means and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’
evaluation on the performance in terms of using ISO 25010... 59

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LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1. Conceptual Framework of the Study .........................................................................................

Figure 2. Data Flow Diagram 20
Figure 3. Fishbone Diagram 21
Figure 4. Gannt Chart 22
Figure 5. Use Case Diagram 24
Figure 6. Functional Decomposition Diagram. 25
Figure 7. System Flowchart 26
Figure 8. Entity Relationship Diagram. 27
Figure 9. Dashboard of the system. 28
Figure 10. Agile Model 29
Figure 11. System Architecture. 34
Figure 12. Location of Bicycle Shop in Cauayan City. 36
Figure 13. Data Interpretation of sold bicycle and accessories. 37

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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION

PROJECT CONTEXT

Bicycle sales are increasing these days because they are bored due to the pandemic.

Buying a model of your choice bicycle can be hard to find, especially when the supply is few.

With the use of a personalized google map, it will locate the bicycle shop and provide the route to

the shop.

Bicycle shops are continually expanding because of demand. Especially nowadays,

gasoline prices have plunged, and you can use bicycles when traveling near areas or riding with

relatives and friends. On roads, they already have a designated path for bicycle riders, which is

safer because it is separated from other vehicles.

Traveling to another town to search for the model of bicycle you want and ending up

being out of stock or already sold is frustrating. Also, buyers need help finding a bicycle shop

where they can use the system. With personalized Google Maps, you don't need to visit the

bicycle shop. You can check it with the system, and if you find the model and bicycle shop you

want, that is the only time you will need to go to that shop.

Hence, we conduct this study to lessen and save bicycle buyers' time and money. With

the use of the system, they can manage to search for the model that they want if it's still available

or out of stock. Also, the system will provide the bicycle shop's location that the buyers don't

need to ask for.

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Objectives of the Study

This study aimed to navigate and track the supply or stock availability of bicycles in

Cauayan City. The following are the specific objectives of this study:

1. to locate the bicycle shop, provide a list of the model, stock available, frame size, the

color of the bicycle, and accessories, and show the sold bicycles and accessories.

2. to assess the benefits of the Online Stock Tracker and Navigation System in terms of

Information, Convenience, and Variety.

3. to evaluate the performance of the Online Stock Tracker and Navigation System using

ISO 25010 in terms of:

 functionality

 performance Efficiency

 compatibility

 usability

 reliability

 security

 maintainability

 portability

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SCOPE AND DELIMITATION

This study aims to navigate the bicycle shop in Cauayan City. It provides the list of a

model, stock available, frame size and the color of the bicycle. It also displays the sold bicycle

and accessories in the analytics.

This study is limited only to the bicycle shop of Cauayan City, shop owners can add

bicycle and accessories information.

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CHAPTER II
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

Bicycles are so popular nowadays because of the effects of covid lockdowns and

increasing prices of gasoline, it become essential to use bicycle for commuting, exercising, and

for racing that the government created a road for bicycles because of the increasing of bicycle

user at the road and almost a new mandatory rule was happened to register and install plate

number to each bike, but it never happened yet to most community. The local bike shops have

different kind of bike and models that might be liked by the consumer, and the shop need to

develop a new strategy to increase its profit.

Massive Sales of Bike Shop during Pandemic

According to (TRIOLA, 2020), because of pandemic, bike shop have been declared

“essential,” the sales of the bike shop have been change and booming because of massive

customers waiting in line to buy bike and other items, where the bike shop owner didn’t expect

that his business will be in demand and facing a new problem which it’s too much business and

need to rehire his staffs, this is what he say “It’s mind-blowing, what I’ve been seeing,” Smith

said of the soaring bike sales. “I never even dreamed that there’d be a line of people waiting to

come into my store. Pretty much the whole eight hours a day we’re open, there’s anywhere from

five to 20 people waiting outside. It’s just constant.” Also, according to (The NPD Group, 2020),

“children’s and adult leisure bicycles have seen double- and triple-digit sales increases” sales of

indoor cycling equipment (such as rollers and trainers) have increased by more than 268 percent

among American consumers.

(Wesolowski, 2015) In Portland, Oregon, is one such city and has for many years been

considered a model for bicycle transportation infrastructure in this country. As more and more

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individuals choose to ride bikes (for any number of reasons), there is a growing need for access to

bicycles, bicycle parts and accessories, as well as expertise in their maintenance and repair.

Neighborhood bike shops exist for this very reason.

Benefits of Blogging to Online Bike Website

According to (Jackie, 2022), for an online bike company, a blog is a need. A website that

offers bikes, in particular, ought to include a blog where your authors will produce entertaining,

informative, and excellent content about bicycles. This will keep your present customers reading

your content frequently, keeping them as devoted customers in addition to bringing in new ones.

If you interact with the cycling community in any way, your online bike business will look much

more professional.

Benefits of Mapping and Live-tracker of the Shop

According to (Needle, 2020), the search results of Google Maps will give enough

information in each shop like reviews, ratings, photos, and location information. Google Maps

marketing is beneficial for large and small businesses alike, especially because of Google Maps

Local 3-Pack. Local 3-Pack is the first three businesses shown in search results that Google

considers to be most relevant based on a user's current location or the location where they’re

searching.

According to (Johnson, 2014), real-time tracking makes it possible for business owners to

successfully control these costs by cutting down on idle hours, enhancing dispatching and

routing, monitoring speed, and receiving alerts for when vehicle maintenance is required. Also

(Locate2u, 2021), with the help of GPS tracking, you can give your customers visibility into the

exact location of their orders, allowing them to schedule their days in accordance with the

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anticipated delivery time. Using GPS is a terrific approach to increase the productivity,

efficiency, and security of your company.

According to (Spillane, 2019), customers still prefer the website for online information.

In fact, having a store locator on your website is more than essential for any business for various

reasons. And integrating it into an omnichannel yields positive results. Indeed, around 75% of

customers make their own online research before heading out to a physical store. As you know

when customers are driven to buy something, time is of the essence. Store locators are a great

way to provide updated, relevant information to customers instantly. And to this day, store

locators can become more than an address book. Customers would often search for local store

locations online. In fact, this is one of the most common searches on Google. In addition, having

business details like your name, phone number, and address allow your customers the prerogative

to engage with your business however they choose. But having store locators enriches your

content even more. The key for searchability is having essential content. And more content means

more customers. Thus, a store locator surely upscales your business searchability. Products lists

allow customers to canvas for their desired price range of products. This is a time-efficient habit

that customers employ when shopping. However, price ranges, sale offers, and store bonuses may

differ from one store to another. Yet a store locator can solve that problem easily. By having a

page dedicated to store locations, and linking them to their local pages or local numbers, your

website saves time for both your business and your customers. In fact, this extended amount of

convenience solidifies customer loyalty. Store locators can also help customers find out if the

item they want is available in their local store again, saving time for your customers. It’s much

better than having no choice but to go there, only to find out the items isn’t available.

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Benefits of Analytics

According to (Keenan, 2021) article about the importance of ecommerce analytics, Craig

Hewitt, CEO of podcast analytics software Castos, feels that analytics solves the problem of not

knowing how to use marketing data to drive business growth. “Marketers often have a lot of data

about their customers, but struggle to use it effectively. Without the insights offered

by ecommerce analytics, they’ll struggle to create a marketing strategy that brings consistent

results.” While it stated that analytics are as much about art as they are about science. A good

data analyst can tell you a story from the thousands of clicks, visits, bounces, seconds spent,

conversions, and other data points they observe. Data points can tell you a story about the total

number of visitors to your site in a given week. For example, maybe only 50% enjoyed your

website enough to even spend more than a few seconds on it. And maybe only half of those who

stayed actually made a purchase, while another 10% got stuck at the checkout page, became

frustrated, and left. Analytics help you measure marketing performance and improve decision

making, so you can become a more strategic business.

Additionally, according to (Gogineni, 2022), Analytics for ecommerce merchants helps

them determine future trends based on several factors including the size of transactions, the

season, category of products and so on. Such analysis is useful in determining what future sales

will look like and helps the merchant in determining what products they need to focus on,

whether they need to readjust their inventory, what marketing tactics they need to deploy to

promote certain products and what promotions to offer on different products.

Methods on Evaluating the System Properties

The study use ISO/IEC 25010 as a recommended methodology in evaluating the

performance of the system, and it provides a set of quality characteristics that be compared to the

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completeness of the software product, this method will be used to improve our system

performance. The study used the format of ISO/IEC 25010 as a reference in our pre-survey

questionnaire and post-survey questionnaire to identify and measure the quality of our system and

the problems of the study. According to (Estdale & Georgiadou, 2018), ISO/IEC 25010: 2011

provides the leading models for assessing software product. This is an important contribution

towards establishing the delivery performance of software processes and proposed improvements.

This paper explores the scope and interpretation of the ISO/IEC 25010 quality models, in the

light of this broad, lifetime service-oriented view, also identifying other significant aspects of

product that concern acquirers of software, and for which quality requirements and quality

evaluation are potentially needed. Suggestions for refinement and extension of the standard

complete the paper.

Personal Informatics History

According to Epstein et al. (2020) systems for collecting and reflecting on self-tracked

data have a long history in HCI. Houston and UbiFit aimed to help people make sense of their

physical activity on their mobile devices. Early systems also examined how public displays of

tracked information could help facilitate accountability and awareness, such as Fish’n’Steps for

physical activity and the Whereabouts Clock for location Other early systems tracked needs and

challenges in other domains like diet and sustainability Similar to the fields of study of

lifelogging and Personal Information Management personal informatics systems often aim to

support people in collecting and maintaining a record of their habits.

Bicycle as transportation

Cities worldwide are scrambling for sustainable solutions to their inefficient, car-centric

transport systems. One promising, time-tested candidate is cycling. It is an efficient mode of

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sustainable urban transport that can account for the majority of intra-urban trips which are

primarily short or medium-distance. Cost-benefit analysis that accounts for health, pollution, and

climate, reveals that in the EU alone cycling brings a yearly benefit worth € 24 billion while

automobility costs society € 500 billion. These insights provide further impetus for coordinated

efforts to extend cycling infrastructure as one solution to the urban transport crisis and to

effectively fight climate change. Apart from being effective, this solution is also considerably

more economic and wide-ranging than merely focusing on motor vehicle electrification.

Demand-driven design of bicycle infrastructure

Human mobility critically depends on the existing infrastructure underlying it. The

transition to more sustainable mobility in particular requires a sufficiently developed

infrastructure to promote, for example, cycling over motorized mobility for short and medium-

distance intra-urban trips. During the COVID-19 pandemic, a number of cities such as Paris, New

York and Bogotá pushed to open more street space to cyclists, expanded the size of side-walks, or

blocked car traffic to enable social distancing. Similarly, many cities have vouched to invest into

cycling infrastructure and are gaining increasing support among the population for these

investments.

In general, designing suitable and efficient infrastructure networks constitutes an intricate

problem as the networks are subject to multiple, often opposing technical, economic and social

constraints. Examples for efficient network structures can be found in various biological and

social networks, balancing resource and energy costs with efficient physical or information

transport and robustness to failures. For mobility and infrastructure networks, examples of

efficient topologies include the core–periphery structure of air travel networks, balancing the cost

of direct flights with the inconvenience of transfers, and the emergent backbone structure in street

networks of cities.

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Conceptual Framework of the Study

INPUT
PROCESS OUTPUT
• User details
• Bicycle • Adding bicycle list • Online Stock
information and accessories Tracker and
• Accessories • Deployment Navigation for
information • Longitude and the bicycle shop
• Map of Cauayan latitude of the shop of Cauayan City
City

FEEDBACK

Figure 1. Conceptual Framework of the Study

This diagram shows the concept of the study. Shop owner can input bicycle list and

accessories. The output is Online Stock Tracker and Navigation for the bicycle shop of Cauayan

City.

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CHAPTER III
DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

This chapter covers the methodology of the study. It includes the research design, data

analysis plan and data source.

Data Flow Diagram

stocks
edit
Shop Add bicycle size
owner
delete
color

name
Add edit
Registration
User system accessories stocks
process
delete
dcp

Customer Approve/
delete reviews

Shop list

Bicycle Rate Analytics

list

Figure 2. Data flow diagram of Online Stock Tracker and

Navigation of Bicycle shop of Cauayan City

The registration function varies in three parts. Shop owners can add bicycles and

accessories, it can edit and delete the content. Users can view the shop, analytics and the added

bicycle and accessories. The admin can do all of these tasks.

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Fishbone Diagram

Management Security

Unauthorized viewing
Can’t determine the
Difficult to find the of data
open and close time
location of shop

Manually determining
the stocks Time-consuming

Materials Performance

Figure 3. Fishbone Diagram

The fishbone diagram illustrates the problems encountered in buying a bicycle. The main

problem encountered is that buyers or users don't know if the bicycle has already sold out or no

stock available.

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Timeline of the Project

GANNT CHART
PROJECT TITLE TEAM MEMBER NAME
ONLINE STOCK TRACKER AND
DIGAP, KEEN PHILIP - GATTOC, CHRISTIAN
NAVIGATION FOR THE BICYCLE SHOP
LLOYD - GUMIRAN, RODHEN
OF CAUAYAN CITY

Figure 4. Gannt chart of Online Stock Tracker and Navigation for the bicycle shop of
Cauayan City.

The Gant chart shows the scheduled time of the activities as guided by the researchers to

finish their study. It contains all the possible activities that the researcher needed to complete the

indicated time.

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Requirements Documentation

Technical Background

Materials

Software

Xammp

The xammp is used to run the code in offline server.

Visual Studio Code

The Visual Studio IDE is a creative launching pad that used to edit, debug, and build

code, and publish an app.

Hardware

For the hardware, the developer used a specification of Intel core i5 processor, 8GB

RAM, 250 GB SSD to develop and run the system. The laptop is also served as the database for

the system.

Data

The researchers gathered data from the shop owner and user through online surveys. The

google form was used to distribute the surveys.

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Use Case Diagram

Register

Shop
owner Log in
Log in

Can approve
and delete
Register
reviews Admin

Add
bicycle list Able to
delete
content

Customer Add
accessories

Can approve
and delete
reviews

Able to see
the
analytics

Can
rate

Figure 5. Use Case Diagram

The figure shows that the shop owner can add a bicycle list, stocks, colors, and bicycle sizes.

Also, it can add accessories to the shop. The customer can see the added bicycle, accessories in a

category, the shop location, and the analytics. The admin can able to manage and delete the

content.

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Functional Decomposition Diagram

Online stock tracker navigation for

the bicycle shop of Cauayan City

Shop owner Customer Admin

Can add Can add Able to delete the

Can see the shop content of the shop
bicycle items
owner dashboard

Can approve/delete reviews Can see the Bicycle

and accessories list Access to analytics

Can edit/delete bicycle and Able to see the

accessories content analytics Access to Shop
location

Can see the shop

Access to analytics
location

Can rate
Access to Shop location

Figure 6. Functional decomposition diagram of Online Stock tracker navigation for the bicycle
shop of Cauayan City

The Online Stock tracker navigation for the bicycle shop of Cauayan City figure shows

that the shop owner can approve or delete the user's reviews.

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System Flowchart

Start

no
Have an Sign up
account?

yes

Log in

Enter email &

password

no

Email &
password
valid

yes

End

Figure 7. System flowchart of Online stock tracker and navigation for the
bicycle shop of Cauayan City

The system flowchart shows the visualization of the data in the system. First you need

to sign up to proceed to the next process. If the user input a valid information the system will

save the log in credentials.

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Entity Relationship Diagram

Tbl_register Tbl_bicycle Tbl_reviews

Id Id Id

F_name Name bicycle_id

Email Image rating

Password Stock reference_number

type Color status

dcp

Tbl_profile

Id
Tbl_itemreview
Image Tbl_items
Id
User_id Id
item_id
Name
rating
Image
Tbl_locations reference_number
Stock
Id status
Description
name
user
latitude

longitude

Figure 8. Entity Relationship Diagram

The diagram illustrates the stock tracker of bicycle shop in Cauayan City entity. This

shows all the visual instruments of a database table and the relations between the tables.

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Design of Software/System

Figure 9. Dashboard of the system

This shows the dashboard of the system. It contains the bicycle and accessories of

Miranda and Washington shop.

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Software Development Methodology

Plan Design

Develop
Feedback

Testing
Implementation

Figure 10. Agile Model

Phase 1. (Plan)
The researchers prepare the requirements analysis through brainstorming ideas and

planning. It consists of the following diagrams; Data Flow diagram, Fishbone Diagram, Use Case

Diagram, Functional Decomposition Diagram, System Flowchart and requirement documentation

which are the Timeline of the Project, Technical Background Materials needed in the proposed

system, which is the hardware and software of the system.

Phase 2. (Design)

In this phase, the system and software design documents are prepared as per the

requirement specification document.

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Phase 3. (Develop)

The researchers create the actual product to be use for conducting surveys.

Phase 4. (Testing)

The develop system is tested to ensure that the system meets the requirements.

Phase 5. (Implementation)

The system functionality implemented to the selected agencies and customers and is already

tested and ready to use.

Phase 6. (Feedback)

Once the system is deployed and the shop owner and customers start using the application, a

bug or update may occur.

Development and Testing

Data Gathering Procedure

This data is used in a questionnaire as its main instrument in gathering data. It is also used

in the interview method to support the data information collected from the questionnaire.

 Questionnaire. The researcher created a questionnaire and distributed it to the respondents

through the use of google form. The researchers used this to gather the information needed to

determine the status, efficiency, and problem encountered.

Internet Research. The researcher uses this method to acquire data in the fastest way. The

internet provides instant information, and it is accessible.

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Data Analysis Plan

It is the process of summarizing and interpreting data to extract valuable information in

order to create study results and suggestions. The researchers employed the Likert scale. It is a 5

points scale. Each point corresponds to a Likert scale to determine the effects and benefits of

Online Stock Tracker and Navigation for the Bicycle Shop in Cauayan City.

Respondents of the study

Respondents Number
Bicycle Shop Owners 2
Bike Staffs 4
Customers 57
Total 63

The respondents of the study consist of bicycle shop owners, staffs and customers.

Statistical Treatment

The information gathered by the online questionnaire was evaluated and interpreted. The

online questionnaire answered using a statistically weighted mean to identify issues with the

current system and evaluate the effects and benefits of the proposed system.

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Table 1: Equivalent Weight Mean and Interpretation of Scale on Online stock tracker and
navigation for the bicycle shop in Cauayan City

Scale Weight Mean Interpretation

5 4.20 - 5.00 Strongly Agree

4 3.40 - 4.19 Agree
3 2.60 – 3.39 Neutral
2 1.80 – 2.59 Disagree
1 1.00 – 1.79 Strongly Disagree

In finding the weighted Mean in the presentation, analysis and interpretation of data, the
researchers used the formula:

x1 + x 2 + x3 +... x n
WM =
N

Where,

WM - Weighted Mean

x 1+ x2 + x 3 +... x n - Sum of Scores

N - Total Number of Respondents

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Different Software Testing

Testing

Testing is the process of evaluating the functionality of a program with the goal of

determining whether the generated software matches the defined requirements and identifying

errors in order to deliver an efficient system.

Compatibility Testing

The developer tests the responsiveness of the system on different screens such as mobile,

laptop and PC. Also, to ensure that it met the system’s working correctly its function and it was

fully functional by testing the entire system.

Performance Testing

The researchers access the website and performed trial and error testing to determine the

speed duration of visiting the system to ensure that the behavior and responsiveness are working

properly.

System Testing

The entire system is tested according to the requirements using the system method. It is a

type of black-box testing based on overall requirement specifications and covers all of the

system's components. A system is typically made up of all of the components that allow the entire

system to function.

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Description of the Prototype

The system prototype consists of bicycles and accessories which the user can able to see

the available items in the specific shop. Also, it navigates the location of the bicycle shop in

Cauayan City.

System Architecture

Cellphone Server

Laptop Database

Figure 11. System Architecture of Online stock tracker and navigation of bicycle shop in
Cauayan City

The figure shows the structural design of the system wherein the laptop and cellphone

interact in the API and it will store in the database then proceed to the live server.

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Implementation Plan
Below is the implementation plan of this paper which elaborates the different strategy

used, activities, persons involved along with the duration of conduct.

Table 2. Implementation Plan

STRATEGY ACTIVITIES PERSON’S DURATION

INVOLVED

Approval from the M. Letter for Agency Researchers 1 Day

Mirada and Administrator
Washington Shop

System’s Installation Installation of the Researchers and 4 Hours

system and required Bicycle Shop owner
software and hardware

Information Online Questionnaires Bicycle Shop owners 3 Days

Distribution and customers

Implementation Results
The researchers implemented the system successfully. The system was implemented to the

Bicycle shop of Cauayan City. Some of the shops are Washington and M. Miranda Trading

Bicycle Shop. The researcher seeks the bicycle shop owner and customers for the system testing .

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CHAPTER IV
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

Results by phase of study

This chapter consists of presentations, analysis and interpretation of the data gathered by the

researchers.

1. Location of Bicycle Shop in Cauayan City

Figure 12. Location of bicycle shop in Cauayan City

Currently, there are seven (7) available bicycle shops on the map. It shows the route

which can help the user to navigate the location of the bicycle shop easily.

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Data interpretation of sold bicycle and accessories

Figure 13. Data Interpretation of sold bicycle and accessories

The figure shows the analytics of the system wherein the ratings and sold items will

displayed in bar graph form.

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2. Benefits of the Online Stock Tracker and Navigation System to the users

Table 3. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ assessment on

the benefits of the Online Stock Tracker and Navigation System in terms of Information

Descriptive
Information Mean
Interpretation
1. The description of the bicycle and other items is
4.83 Strongly Agree
included to the website
2. The trend of bicycle and other items is easy to
4.73 Strongly Agree
analyze
3. The information of the items is organized, simple,
4.83 Strongly Agree
and easy to read
4. The information of the products is accurate 4.77 Strongly Agree
5. The location of the shop is accurate 4.80 Strongly Agree
Category Mean 4.79 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents' assessment of

the system's benefits in terms of Information. The table revealed that the respondents "strongly

agree" with the benefits of the system in terms of information based on the category mean

computed of 4.79. This also shows that description of the bicycle and other items is included in

the website and the information of the items is organized, simple, and easy to read, considering

that both obtained the highest mean of 4.83, which was interpreted as "Strongly Agree" by the

respondents. Though, obtained the lowest mean of 4.73, to item #2, "The trend of bicycle and

items is easy to analyze" was also interpreted as strongly agreed by the respondents. This proves

that the developed system benefits the end user in terms of information.

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Table 4. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ assessment on

the benefits of the Online Stock Tracker and Navigation System in terms of Convenience

Convenience Mean Descriptive Interpretation

1. The system can browse more products 24/7 4.77 Strongly Agree
2. No need to visit the physical shop 4.70 Strongly Agree
3. Only go to their physical shop after finding a
4.77 Strongly Agree
product on their website
4. The website of the system is accessible to any
4.73 Strongly Agree
devices
5. No crowds of shoppers are involved 4.70 Strongly Agree
Category Mean 4.73 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents’ assessment of

the system’s benefits in terms of Convenience. The gathered data shown in the table revealed that

using the system developed makes it convenient based on the category mean computed of 4.73,

which falls on the "strongly agree" interpretation. The table also shows item #1, "The system can

browse more products 24/7", and item #3 "Only go to their physical shop after finding a product

on their website." obtained the highest mean of 4.77, which falls on the same interpretation of

Strongly Agree.

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Table 5. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents’ assessment on

the benefits of the Online Stock Tracker and Navigation System in terms of Variety

Variety Mean Descriptive Interpretation

1. The system can search for almost any brand or
4.67 Strongly Agree
item on this website
2. There are different types of products that can be
4.83 Strongly Agree
searched for
3. The user can compare various models and brand 4.73 Strongly Agree
4. The user can decide after browsing different
4.80 Strongly Agree
varieties of products
5. A wide variety of products are available 4.77 Strongly Agree
Category Mean 4.76 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents’ assessment of

the system’s benefits in terms of Variety. The table revealed that item #2, "There are different

types of products that can be searched for", obtained the highest mean of 4.83, which falls on the

"strongly agree" interpretation. On the other hand, item #1, "The system can search for almost

any brand or item on this website", obtained the lowest mean of 4.67 but with the same

interpretation of "strongly agree". This explains that the developed system, in terms of Variety, is

beneficial to the end user.

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Table 6. Summary of the Category Means and Descriptive Interpretation of the

respondents’ evaluation on the benefits of Online Stock Tracker and Navigation System

Indicators Mean Descriptive Interpretation

Information 4.79 Strongly Agree

Convenience 4.73 Strongly Agree
Variety 4.76 Strongly Agree

Weighted Mean 4.76 Strongly Agree

The analysis shows that the Information has the highest mean with 4.79 and a descriptive

interpretation of strongly agree. Convenience has a mean of 4.73, a descriptive interpretation of

strongly agree, and Variety has a mean of 4.76 and a descriptive interpretation of strongly agree.

The grand mean of the benefits of the online stock tracker and navigation system is 4.76, with a

descriptive interpretation of "strongly agree".

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3. Evaluation of the Development of the System

Table 7. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’
evaluation on the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010
in terms of Functionality

M. Miranda’s Bicycle
Washington Commercial
Trading
Mea Descriptive Descriptive
Functionality Mean
n Interpretation Interpretation
1. The system enables users and
administrators to monitor the 4.67 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
available stocks
2. The system enables the available
4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
number of stocks of each model
3. The system enables creating
4.33 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
accounts of user and administrator
4. The system enables location of
5.00 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
the bike shop
5. The system is easy to navigate
4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
the location of the bike shops
6. The system executes its
4.33 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
functions properly.
7. The system allowed users to
give ratings to any bike and other 3.67 Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
items
8. The system bar charts can be
4.33 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
observed by users
Category Mean 4.45 Strongly Agree 4.88 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’

evaluation on the performance of the system in terms of Functionality. The table reveals that the

system is functional, which explains that it performs properly with the interpretation of "Strongly

Agree" based on the computed category mean of Washington Commercial, which is 4.45, while

M. Miranda's Bicycle Trading have a mean of 4.88. It also shows that “The system allowed users

to give ratings to any bike and other items" have a mean of 3.67 based on the responses of

Washington Commercial, which falls on "Agree" while M. Miranda's Bicycle Trading have a

mean of 4.67 with the interpretation of "Strongly Agree".

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Table 8. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’
evaluation on the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010
in terms of Performance Efficiency

Washington Commercial M. Miranda’s Bicycle Trading

Descriptive Descriptive
Performance Efficiency Mean Mean
Interpretation Interpretation
1. The system is accessible
4.00 Agree 4.33 Strongly Agree
anytime
2. The system responded in
less than a second 4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree

3. The system can perform

properly to any devices 3.67 Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree

4. The device does not hang

or lag when accessing
4.33 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
different features of the
system
Category Mean 4.17 Strongly Agree 4. 67 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’

evaluation on the performance of the system in terms of Performance Efficiency. The table shows

that the two agencies have the same interpretation, which is "Strongly Agree", while the category

mean is 4.17 and 4.67, which means the 2 nd agency has the highest category mean, and the result

shows that the system performs efficiency. It also shows that the lowest mean is under the 1 st

agency, which is "The system can perform properly to any devices", with a mean of 3.67 and an

interpretation of "Agree", while the highest mean is under the 2 nd agency, which is "The system

responded in less than a second” with the mean of 5.00 which belongs to “Strongly Agree”.

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Table 9. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’
evaluation on the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010
in terms of Compatibility

Washington Commercial M. Miranda’s Bicycle Trading

Descriptive Descriptive
Compatibility Mean Mean
Interpretation Interpretation
1. The system's website can
be accessed via mobile or 5.00 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
computer
2. The system is organized 4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
3. The functions and features
4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
are working properly
4. The system can be
5.00 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
accessed from any browser
Category Mean 4.83 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’

evaluation on the performance of the system in terms of Compatibility. The table revealed that

the system functions without problem or error (compatible) based on the category mean

computed, which is 4.83 (1st Agency) and 5.00 (2nd Agency), and both fall to the "Strongly

Agree" interpretation. In detail, it also tells that the system's website can be accessed via mobile

and computer (5.00, Strongly Agree), is organized (4.67 and 5.00, Strongly Agree), its functions

and features are working properly (4.67 and 5.00, Strongly Agree), and can be access from any

browser (5.00, Strongly Agree).

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Table 10. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’
evaluation on the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010
in terms of Usability

M. Miranda’s Bicycle
Washington Commercial
Trading
Descriptive Descriptive
Usability Mean Mean
Interpretation Interpretation
1. The system is easy to use 4.33 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
2. The system is easy to operate
4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
and navigate its features
3. The system has a user-
friendly design which is easy to 4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
understand
4. The system can be opened in
different browsers (e.g. Google
4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
Chrome, Brave, Mozilla
Firefox)
5. The system map will let you
trace the location of the bike 5.00 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
shops
Category Mean 4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’

evaluation on the performance of the system in terms of Usability. The table revealed that all

items from the 2nd agency obtained the highest mean of 5.00, which belongs to the "strongly

agree" interpretation, while the 1st agency had the mean for the system is easy to use (4.33), (4.67)

for the system is easy to operate and navigate its features, user-friendly design, and can be opened

in different browsers while the system map can be trace the location of the bike shops have the

mean of 5.00 with the same interpretation of "strongly agree". This explains that considering the

category mean of 4.67 and 5.00, interpreted as "strongly agree", the system performs its task and

is usable.

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Table 11. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’
evaluation on the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010
in terms of Reliability

M. Miranda’s Bicycle
Washington Commercial
Trading
Mea Descriptive Descriptive
Reliability Mean
n Interpretation Interpretation
1. The system can operate
3.00 Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
properly after network is down
2. The system data files will be
present such as shop items
while other 3.67 Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
components/features are
modified or updating
3. The system does not fail or
3.67 Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
unoperated 24/7
4. The system is operational
and accessible when required 4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
to use
Category Mean 3.75 Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’

evaluation on the performance of the system in terms of Reliability. The two agencies revealed

that both of them have different means in each item, but most of them are "Strongly Agree", so

the category mean 3.97 (Agree) and 5.00 (Strongly Agree) shows that the system is reliable. This

explains that the system can operate properly after the network is down (3.00, Agree and 5.00,

Strongly Agree). Moreover, the system data files will be available, and other features are

modified (3.67, Agree and 5.00, Strongly Agree) and is operational and accessible when required

to use (4.67, Strongly Agree and 5.00, Strongly Agree).

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Table 12. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’
evaluation on the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010
in terms of Security

Washington Commercial M. Miranda’s Bicycle Trading

Descriptive Mea Descriptive

Security Mean
Interpretation n Interpretation
1. An authorized person can
only access the system’s 4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
website
2. The system is not allowing
unauthorized access that are 4.33 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
not signed up
3. Users email and password
4.00 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
are secured and confidential
4. Only an authorized person
4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
can give ratings to each item
Category Mean 4.42 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’

evaluation on the performance of the system in terms of Security. The table revealed that the

system only allowed authorized person to access the system's website (4.67 and 5.00, Strongly

Agree) not the accessible to those who did not sign up (4.33 and 5.00, Strongly Agree). The

system also makes sure that users email and passwords are secured and confidential (4.00 and

5.00, Strongly Agree), which again only authorized user can give ratings to each item (4.67 and

5.00, Strongly agree). Most items from both agencies have the descriptive interpretation of

"Strongly Agree", so the category means of 4.42, and 5.00 is under "Strongly Agree", which

shows that the security of the system is well performed.

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Table 13. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’
evaluation on the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010
in terms of Maintainability

Washington Commercial M. Miranda’s Bicycle Trading

Descriptive Descriptive
Maintainability Mean Mean
Interpretation Interpretation
1. The system’s website is
working properly to any
location, device, and time 4.33 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
without error while in
maintenance hour
2. The system’s website is
working properly even if
4.33 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
there is an error to the
system components
3. The system's bicycle
files are organized and
presented to each shop 4.67 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
while the system updating
the existing information
4. The data analytics are
available to observe
4.33 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
without error while new
data added
Category Mean 4.42 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’

evaluation on the performance of the system in terms of Maintainability. The gathered data

revealed that the system can correct mistake/error and identify its cause (maintainable)

considering the mean computed, 4.42 and 4.67, interpreted as “Strongly Agree” by the

respondents from both agencies. This shows that the system is working properly to any location,

device, and time (4.33 and 4.67, Strongly Agree), even if there is an error to the system

components (4.33 and 4.67, Strongly Agree). The system also displays files which are organized

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(4.67, Strongly Agree), and data analytics are available to observe without error while new data is

added (4.33 and 4.67, Strongly Agree).

Table 14. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’
evaluation on the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010
in terms of Portability

Washington Commercial M. Miranda’s Bicycle Trading

Descriptive Descriptive
Portability Mean Mean
Interpretation Interpretation
1. The system can adapt
accessibility to any
4.67 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
browser for phones and
computers
2. The search bar can
search specific model and
4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
brand in one shop to any
kind of devices
3. The system is able to
navigate to other features
5.00 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
to any kind of devices that
have connection to internet
4. The website is safe to
4.33 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
visit to any kind of devices
Category Mean 4.67 Strongly Agree 4.92 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’

evaluation on the performance of the system in terms of Portability. The table revealed that the

system requires low effort to run or function (Portable) considering the category mean computed,

4.67 and 4.92, which falls on “Strongly Agree” by the respondents of the two agencies. This

explains that the system can adapt accessibility to any browser (both 4.67, Strongly Agree). In

addition, the search bar can search specified model and brand in one shop (4.67 and 5.00,

Strongly Agree), the system is able to navigate to other features (both 5.00, Strongly Agree), and

website is safe to visit to any kind of devices (4.33 and 5.00, Strongly Agree).

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Table 15. Summary of the Category Means and Descriptive Interpretation of the shop
owner and staffs’ evaluation on the performance of Online Stock Tracker and Navigation
System using ISO 25010

Washington Commercial M. Miranda’s Bicycle Trading

Descriptive Descriptive
Indicators Mean Mean
Interpretation Interpretation
Functionality 4.45 Strongly Agree 4.88 Strongly Agree
Performance Efficiency 4.17 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
Compatibility 4.83 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
Usability 4.67 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
Reliability 3.75 Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
Security 4.42 Strongly Agree 5.00 Strongly Agree
Maintainability 4.42 Strongly Agree 4.67 Strongly Agree
Portability 4.67 Strongly Agree 4.92 Strongly Agree
Weighted Mean 4.42 Strongly Agree 4.89 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of the shop owner and staffs’

evaluation on the performance of the system using ISO 25010. The table revealed that based on

the result from the respondents of Washington Commercial, the Online Stock Tracker and

Navigation System is functional, performed efficiently, compatible, usable, secured,

maintainable, and portable (4.45, 4.17, 4.83, 4.67, 4.42, 4.42, and 4.67, all were interpreted as

Strongly Agree). Moreover, the respondents also agree with its performance in terms of its

reliability (3.75) with the computed weighted mean of (4.42, Strongly Agree), while M.

Miranda's Bicycle Trading revealed that most properties of ISO 25010 are in the descriptive

interpretation of "Strongly Agree", and the means are 4.88, 4.67, 5.00, 5.00, 5.00, 5.00, 4.67, and

4.92, which also shows that the weighted mean of M. Miranda's Bicycle Trading which is 4.89 is

the highest than the result of Washington Commercial.

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Table 16. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents' evaluation on
the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010 in terms of
Functionality

Functionality Mean Descriptive Interpretation

1. The system enables users and administrators
4.56 Strongly Agree
to monitor the available stocks
2. The system enables the available number of
4.48 Strongly Agree
stocks of each model
3. The system enables creating accounts of user
4.48 Strongly Agree
and administrator
4. The system enables location of the bike shop 4.48 Strongly Agree
5. The system is easy to navigate the location
4.04 Agree
of the bike shops
6. The system executes its functions properly. 4.37 Strongly Agree
7. The system allowed users to give ratings to
4.81 Strongly Agree
any bike and other items
8. The system bar charts can be observed by
4.37 Strongly Agree
users
Category Mean 4.45 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents’ evaluation on

the performance of the system in terms of Functionality. The table revealed that the respondents

strongly agreed that the system enables users and administrators to monitor the available stocks,

the available number of stocks, create accounts, the location of the bike shop, execute its function

properly, give ratings to the items, and the bar charts with the mean of 4.56, 4.48, 4.48, 4.48,

4.48, 4.81, and 4.37 while they totally agree that the location of the bike shop is easy to navigate

with the lowest mean of 4.04. Thus, the developed system, based on the category mean computed

of 4.45, interpreted as "strongly agree, is functional, which explains that it performs well.

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Table 17. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents' evaluation on
the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010 in terms of
Performance Efficiency

Performance Efficiency Mean Descriptive Interpretation

1. The system is accessible anytime 4.30 Strongly Agree
2. The system responded in less than a second 4.00 Agree
3. The system can perform properly to any
4.11 Agree
devices
4. The device does not hang or lag when
3.96 Agree
accessing different features of the system

Category Mean 4.09 Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents’ evaluation on

the performance of the system in terms of Performance Efficiency. The table shows that the

respondents agree that the developed system is efficiently well performed with the category mean

of 4.09. Also, they strongly agreed that the system is accessible anytime, with a mean of 4.30

while they agree that the system responds immediately, performs properly to any devices, and

does not hang when using the features, with a mean of 4.00, 4.11, and 3.96.

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Table 18. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents' evaluation on
the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010 in terms of
Compatibility

Compatibility Mean Descriptive Interpretation

1. The system's website can be accessed via
4.74 Strongly Agree
mobile or computer

2. The system is organized 4.48 Strongly Agree

3. The functions and features are working
4.63 Strongly Agree
properly
4. The system can be accessed from any
4.56 Strongly Agree
browser
Category Mean 4.60 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents’ evaluation on

the performance of the system in terms of Compatibility. The table revealed that the system

functions without problem or error (compatible) based on the category mean computed, which is

4.60 and falls to the "Strongly Agree" interpretation. In detail, it also tells that the system's

website can be accessed via mobile and computer (4.74, strongly agree), is organized (4.48,

strongly agree), its functions and features are working properly (4.63, strongly agree), and can be

access from any browser (4.56, strongly agree).

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Table 19. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents' evaluation on
the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010 in terms of
Usability

Usability Mean Descriptive Interpretation

1. The system is easy to use 4.59 Strongly Agree
2. The system is easy to operate and navigate its
4.48 Strongly Agree
features
3. The system has a user-friendly design which is
4.56 Strongly Agree
easy to understand
4. The system can be opened in different browsers
4.30 Strongly Agree
(e.g. Google Chrome, Brave, Mozilla Firefox)
5. The system map will let you trace the location
4.26 Strongly Agree
of the bike shops
Category Mean 4.44 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents’ evaluation on

the performance of the system in terms of Usability. The table revealed that item #1, "The system

is easy to use", obtained the highest mean of 4.59, which belongs to the "strongly agree"

interpretation, while item #5 "The system map will let you trace the location of the bike shops"

got the lowest mean of 4.26 but with the same interpretation of "strongly agree". This explains

that considering the category mean of 4.44, interpreted as "strongly agree", the system performs

its task and is usable.

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Table 20. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents' evaluation on
the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010 in terms of
Reliability

Reliability Mean Descriptive Interpretation

1. The system can operate properly after
3.63 Agree
network is down
2. The system data files will be present such as
shop items while other components/features 3.81 Agree
are modified or updating

3. The system does not fail or unoperated 24/7 3.59 Agree

4. The system is operational and accessible
when required to use 4.56 Strongly Agree

Category Mean 3.90 Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents’ evaluation on

the performance of the system in terms of Reliability. Based on the results of the table, it shows

that they agree that the system can operate again after the network is down, the components are

not affected while updating, and does not unoperated for 24/7 with the mean of 3.63, 3.81, and

3.59 while they are strongly agreed that the system is accessible when required to use with the

highest mean of 4.56. So, the developed system is reliable in its performance with the category

mean of 3.90, and the descriptive interpretation is "Agree".

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Table 21. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents' evaluation on
the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010 in terms of
Security

Security Mean Descriptive Interpretation

1. An authorized person can only access the
system’s website 4.63 Strongly Agree

2. The system is not allowing unauthorized

access that are not signed up 4.48 Strongly Agree

3. Users email and password are secured and

4.15 Agree
confidential
4. Only an authorized person can give ratings
4.56 Strongly Agree
to each item
Category Mean 4.45 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents’ evaluation on

the performance of the system in terms of Security. The table revealed that the system only

allowed authorized person to access the system's website, not the accessible to those who did not

sign up, and can give ratings to each item which are the descriptive interpretation is strongly

agree with the mean of 4.63, 4.48, and 4.56. At the same time, they agreed that the user accounts

are secured and confidential, with a mean of 4.15. The overall category mean is 4.45, which

strongly agrees that the system is secured.

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Table 22. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents' evaluation on
the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010 in terms of
Maintainability

Maintainability Mean Descriptive Interpretation

1. The system’s website is working properly
to any location, device, and time without 3.93 Agree
error while in maintenance hour
2. The system’s website is working properly
even if there is an error to the system 3.78 Agree
components
3. The system's bicycle files are organized
and presented to each shop while the system 4.33 Strongly Agree
updating the existing information
4. The data analytics are available to observe
4.04 Agree
without error while new data added
Category Mean 4.02 Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents’ evaluation on

the performance of the system in terms of Maintainability. The result of the gathered data shows

that they agreed that the system maintained its function and performance with the category mean

of 4.02. Also, they strongly agreed that the files of the system are organized and well-presented

while there is an update with the mean of 4.33, and they agree that the system is working properly

even if there is a maintenance, error to the other components and new data added, with the mean

of 3.93, 3.78, and 4.04.

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Table 23. Category Mean and Descriptive Interpretation of the respondents' evaluation on
the performance of Online Tracker and Navigation System using ISO 25010 in terms of
Portability

Portability Mean Descriptive Interpretation

1. The system can adapt accessibility to any
browser for phones and computers 4.52 Strongly Agree

2. The search bar can search specific model

and brand in one shop to any kind of devices 4.63 Strongly Agree

3. The system is able to navigate to other

features to any kind of devices that have 4.56 Strongly Agree
connection to internet
4. The website is safe to visit to any kind of
4.11 Agree
devices
Category Mean 4.45 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents’ evaluation on

the performance of the system in terms of Portability. The table revealed that the system requires

low effort to run or function (Portable) considering the category mean computed, 4.45, which

falls on "strongly agree" by the respondents. This explains that the system can adapt accessibility

to any browser with the mean of 4.52, which is under "strongly agree". In addition, the search bar

can search specified model and brand in one shop with the highest mean of 4.63, which also

belong to "strongly agree"; the system is able to navigate to other features (4.56, strongly agree),

and website is safe to visit to any kind of devices (4.11, Agree).

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Table 24. Summary of the Category Means and Descriptive Interpretation of the
respondents’ evaluation on the performance of Online Stock Tracker and Navigation
System using ISO 25010

Indicators Mean Descriptive Interpretation

Functionality 4.45 Strongly Agree
Performance Efficiency 4.09 Agree
Compatibility 4.60 Strongly Agree
Usability 4.44 Strongly Agree
Reliability 3.90 Agree
Security 4.45 Strongly Agree
Maintainability 4.02 Agree
Portability 4.45 Strongly Agree
Weighted Mean 4.30 Strongly Agree

The table shows the means and descriptive interpretation of respondents' evaluation on

the performance of the system using ISO 25010. The table revealed that the performance of the

Online Stock Tracker and Navigation System is functional, compatible, usable, secured, and

portable with the mean of 4.45, 4.60, 4.44, 4.45, and 4.45; all were interpreted as "Strongly

Agree". Moreover, the respondents also agree with its performance in terms of its efficiency

(4.09), reliability (3.90), and maintainability (4.02).

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CHAPTER V
SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Summary

This research study, "Online Stock Tracker and Navigation for The Bicycle Shop of

Cauayan City," aimed to design and develop a web app bike shop locator and availability of bikes

and accessories to each shop to help the customer locate and browse items to each shop before

visiting the actual shop and can add ratings to the sold item and receive the reference number to

approve the ratings from the shop.

The data gathered was analyzed using the mean and descriptive interpretation to

determine the acceptability of the developed system as evaluated by the 63 respondents; six (6)

bike shop owners and staffs (three (3) respondents per agency; one (1) shop owner and two (2)

staffs), and fifty-seven (57) other respondents (thirty (30) respondents for the benefits and

twenty-seven (27) respondents for the performance of the system).

Based on the responses of the respondents regarding the benefits of the online stock

tracker and navigation system, it revealed that in terms of information, convenience, and variety,

they "strongly agree" that the system is beneficial to the end user in searching for bike products.

Individually, these three criteria have a mean of 4.79, 4.73, 4.76, respectively, and an overall

weighted mean of 4.76.

Based on the result gathered from the shop owners and its staff, it shows that the two (2)

agencies strongly agreed that the performance of the system using ISO 25010 is well performed

and functional, with the weighted mean of 4.42 from the 1 st agency and 4.89 from the 2 nd agency.

On the 1st agency, they strongly agreed that using the Online Stock Tracker and Navigation

System is functional, performed efficiently, compatible, usable, secured, maintainable, and

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portable with the mean of 4.45, 4.17, 4.83, 4.67, 4.42, 4.42, and 4.67. In contrast, they agree with

its performance in terms of its reliability, with a mean of 3.75. Moreover, the 2 nd agency strongly

agreed that using the Online Stock Tracker and Navigation System is functional, performed

efficiently, compatible, usable, reliable, secured, maintainable, and portable with the mean of

4.88, 4.67, 5.00, 5.00, 5.00, 5.00, 4.67, and 4.92

Furthermore, in the evaluation of performance using the ISO 25010 in the developed

system, most of the respondents, which are the customers, strongly agreed to its functionality

(4.45), compatibility (4.60), usability (4.44), security (4.45), and portability (4.45). At the same

time, they also agreed to its performance efficiency (4.09), reliability (3.90), and maintainability

(4.02), with an overall weighted mean of 4.35 or "Strongly Agree."

Conclusion

Based on the analysis and evaluation of the developed system, the researchers concluded

the following:

1. After implementing the developed system, it reveals the result on the analytics bar on

which bicycles and accessories that are sold. Adding the items information in the system

helps the user to browse the products that are available in the shop. At the same time,

there are seven (7) available bicycle shops that are integrated into the map.

2. After analyzing the gathered information, the benefits of the developed system are

beneficial in terms of information, convenience, and variety and can help the end user to

search for more items by using the online stock tracker and navigation system.

3. Using ISO 25010 to evaluate the performance of the developed system and based on the

result of the response of the two agencies, it shows that the system is working properly,

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especially with the features that are included in the system. Based on the results from the

response of the other respondents using ISO 25010 to evaluate the performance of the

developed system shows that they strongly agreed that the system is functional,

compatible, usable, secured, and portable, while they agreed to its efficiency, reliability,

and maintainability which means that the web app system is ready to use.

Recommendations

1. The researchers recommend that future researchers are needed to improve the system's

functions and features and also add more features to this system. On the item’s

description, enhance the information and its function and also, the analytics bar needs to

add more features and improve, especially the approval of ratings to ensure that the data

in the analytics bar are confirmable. Improve also the performance of the map and

features and add more bicycle shop locations in the future.

2. The researchers recommend that future researchers to add more benefits to the system

and improve the system's performance based on the results of the data gathered from the

response of the respondents.

3. The researchers also recommend that users to consider the proposed online stock tracker

and navigation system as their source of searching for bicycle products and accessories

and the location of the nearest bike shop. Since it proved that the system’s performance is

functional and in good condition to access by the end-users.

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Appendix A: Relevant Source Code

<?php echo "<script>alert('Successfully Registered !')</script>";

session_start(); echo "<script>location='index.php'</script>";
require_once("database.php"); }
$db = db::open();
$datee = date("d-m-Y"); //add_cycle
$user = ""; if (isset($_POST['add_cycle'])) {
if(isset($_SESSION['loginuser'])) $user=$user['id'];
{ $name=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['name']);
$user=$_SESSION['loginuser']; $dcp=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['dcp']);
} $cycle=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['cycle']);
// //admin login
if (isset($_POST['login'])) { $stock=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['stock']);
$email = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['email']); $size=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['size']);
$password = $db- $color=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['color']);
>real_escape_string($_POST['password']);
$query = "SELECT * FROM register WHERE $file = rand(1000, 100000) . "-" . $_FILES['image']['name'];
password='$password' && email='$email'"; $file_loc = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'];
$rec = db::getRecord($query); $file_size = $_FILES['image']['size'];
if (!empty($rec)) { $file_type = $_FILES['image']['type'];
$_SESSION['loginuser'] = $rec; $folder = "uploads/";
echo "<script>location='dashboard.php'</script>"; $new_file_name = strtolower($file);
} else { $final_file = str_replace(' ', '-', $new_file_name);
echo "<script>alert('Invalid Username or Password $a = move_uploaded_file($file_loc, $folder . $final_file);
!')</script>";
echo "<script>location='index.php'</script>"; $query_insert = "INSERT INTO `bicycle`
} (`name`,`dcp`,`image`,`cycle`,`stock`,`size`,`color`,`user`)
} VALUES
// //admin logout action.php?logout ('$name','$dcp','$final_file','$cycle','$stock','$size','$color','$us
if (isset($_GET['logout'])) { er')";
unset($_SESSION['loginuser']);
echo "<script>location='index.php'</script>"; db::query($query_insert);
} echo "<script>location='shop.php'</script>";
}
//delete_viewer
if (isset($_GET['delete_viewer'])) { // update_cycle
$id = $_GET['delete_viewer']; if (isset($_POST['update_cycle'])) {
$name=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['name']);
$sql = "DELETE FROM user WHERE id='$id'"; $dcp=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['dcp']);
db::query($sql); $cycle=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['cycle']);
echo "<script>location='viewers.php'</script>";
} $stock=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['stock']);
$size=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['size']);
//signin $color=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['color']);
if (isset($_POST['signin'])) {
$f_name = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['f_name']); $id = $_POST['id'];
$email = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['email']); if ($_FILES['image']['name'] == "") {
$password = $db- $sql = "UPDATE bicycle SET
>real_escape_string($_POST['password']); name='$name',dcp='$dcp',cycle='$cycle',stock='$stock',size='
$type = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['type']); $size',color='$color' WHERE id='$id'";
$sql = "SELECT * FROM register WHERE db::query($sql);
email='$email'"; } else {
$check = db::getrecord($sql); $file = rand(1000, 100000) . "-" . $_FILES['image']['name'];
if($check!="") $file_loc = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'];
{ $file_size = $_FILES['image']['size'];
echo "<script>alert('This Email is already exist $file_type = $_FILES['image']['type'];
!')</script>"; $folder = "uploads/";
echo "<script>location='signin.php'</script>"; $new_file_name = strtolower($file);
exit(); $final_file = str_replace(' ', '-', $new_file_name);
} $a = move_uploaded_file($file_loc, $folder . $final_file);
$query_insert = "INSERT INTO `register` $sql = "UPDATE bicycle SET
(`f_name`,`email`,`password`,`type`) VALUES name='$name',dcp='$dcp',cycle='$cycle',image='$final_file',s
('$f_name','$email','$password','$type')"; tock='$stock',size='$size',color='$color' WHERE id='$id'";
db::query($query_insert); echo db::query($sql);

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} $sql = "UPDATE bicycle SET

db::query($sql); name='$name',dcp='$dcp',cycle='$cycle',stock='$stock',size='
$_SESSION["flash"]="Successfully Updated!"; $size',color='$color' WHERE id='$id'";
echo "<script>location='shop.php'</script>"; db::query($sql);
shop('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); } else {
// echo "<script>location='shop.php'</script>"; $file = rand(1000, 100000) . "-" . $_FILES['image']
exit(); ['name'];
} $file_loc = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'];
if (isset($_GET['ApproveReview']) && ! $file_size = $_FILES['image']['size'];
empty($_GET['ApproveReview'])) { $file_type = $_FILES['image']['type'];
$id=$db->real_escape_string($_GET['ApproveReview']); $folder = "uploads/";
$new_file_name = strtolower($file);
$sql = "UPDATE reviews SET status='Approved' WHERE $final_file = str_replace(' ', '-', $new_file_name);
id='$id'"; $a = move_uploaded_file($file_loc, $folder . $final_file);
db::query($sql); $sql = "UPDATE bicycle SET
$_SESSION["flash"]="Successfully Updated!"; name='$name',dcp='$dcp',cycle='$cycle',image='$final_file',s
header('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); tock='$stock',size='$size',color='$color' WHERE id='$id'";
exit(); echo db::query($sql);
} }
if (isset($_GET['DeleteReview']) && ! echo "<script>location='AdminShop.php'</script>";
empty($_GET['DeleteReview'])) { }
$id=$db->real_escape_string($_GET['DeleteReview']);
// delete bicycle
$sql = "DELETE FROM reviews WHERE id='$id'"; if (isset($_GET['DeleteCycle'])) {
db::query($sql); $id = $_GET['DeleteCycle'];
$_SESSION["flash"]="Successfully Deleted!"; $query="SELECT * from bicycle where id='$id' AND
header('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); user=".$user['id'];
exit(); $bicycle=db::getRecord($query);
} if(!$bicycle) {
if (isset($_GET['ApproveAccessoryReview']) && ! ob_start();
empty($_GET['ApproveAccessoryReview'])) { session_start();
$id=$db- $_SESSION["error"]="Item Not Found!";
>real_escape_string($_GET['ApproveAccessoryReview']); header('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']);
exit();
$sql = "UPDATE itemreview SET status='Approved' }
WHERE id='$id'"; $del = "DELETE FROM bicycle WHERE id='$id'";
db::query($sql); db::query($del);
$_SESSION["flash"]="Successfully Updated!"; echo "<script>alert('Successfully Deleted !')</script>";
header('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); db::query($del);
exit(); $_SESSION["flash"]="Successfully Deleted!";
header('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']);
} exit();
if (isset($_GET['DeleteAccessoryReview']) && ! echo "<script>location='shop.php'</script>";
empty($_GET['DeleteAccessoryReview'])) { }
$id=$db-
>real_escape_string($_GET['DeleteAccessoryReview']); if (isset($_GET['AdminDeleteCycle'])) {
$id = $_GET['AdminDeleteCycle'];
$sql = "DELETE FROM itemreview WHERE id='$id'"; $del = "DELETE FROM bicycle WHERE id='$id'";
db::query($sql); db::query($del);
$_SESSION["flash"]="Successfully Deleted!"; echo "<script>alert('Successfully Deleted !')</script>";
header('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); echo "<script>location='AdminShop.php'</script>";
exit(); }
}
//add_reviews
// Admin update_bicycle if (isset($_POST['add_reviews'])) {
if (isset($_POST['update_AdminShop'])) { $bicycle_id=$db-
$name=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['name']); >real_escape_string($_POST['bicycle_id']);
$dcp=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['dcp']); $rating=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['rating']);
$cycle=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['cycle']); $reference_number=$db-
>real_escape_string($_POST['reference_number']);
$user_id=$user['id'];
$stock=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['stock']);
$query_insert = "INSERT INTO `reviews`
$size=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['size']);
(`bicycle_id`,`user_id`,`rating`,`reference_number`,`status`)
$color=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['color']);
VALUES
('$bicycle_id','$user_id','$rating','$reference_number','Pendin
$id = $_POST['id']; g')";
if ($_FILES['image']['name'] == "") {

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db::query($query_insert); $id = $_POST['id'];

$_SESSION["flash"]="Successfully Reviewed!";
header('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); if ($_FILES['image']['name'] == "") {
exit(); $sql = "UPDATE items SET
echo "<script>location='UserShop.php'</script>"; name='$name',stock='$stock',description='$description',categ
} ory='$category',user='$user' WHERE id='$id'";
db::query($sql);
//add_reviews in items } else {
if (isset($_POST['add_item_reviews'])) { $file = rand(1000, 100000) . "-" . $_FILES['image']
$item_id=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['item_id']); ['name'];
$rating=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['rating']); $file_loc = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'];
$reference_number=$db- $file_size = $_FILES['image']['size'];
>real_escape_string($_POST['reference_number']); $file_type = $_FILES['image']['type'];
$user_id=$user['id']; $folder = "uploads/";
$query_insert = "INSERT INTO `itemreview` $new_file_name = strtolower($file);
(`item_id`,`user_id`,`rating`,`reference_number`,`status`) $final_file = str_replace(' ', '-', $new_file_name);
VALUES $a = move_uploaded_file($file_loc, $folder . $final_file);
('$item_id','$user_id','$rating','$reference_number','Pending')" $sql = "UPDATE items SET
; name='$name',stock='$stock',description='$description',categ
ory='$category',user='$user',image='$final_file' WHERE
db::query($query_insert); id='$id'";
$_SESSION["flash"]="Successfully Reviewed!"; echo db::query($sql);
header('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); }
exit(); echo "<script>alert('Successfully Updated !')</script>";
echo "<script>location='UserItem_list.php'</script>"; echo "<script>location='item.php?
} category={$old_category}'</script>";
}

//add item // delete items

if (isset($_POST['add_item'])) { if (isset($_GET['DeleteItem'])) {
$user = $user['id']; $id = $_GET['DeleteItem'];
$category = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['category']); $category = $_GET['category'];
$name = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['name']); $query = "SELECT * FROM items WHERE id='" . $id . "'
$stock = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['stock']); AND user=".$user['id'];
$description = $db- $item=db::getRecord($query);
>real_escape_string($_POST['description']); if(!$item) {
ob_start();
$file = rand(1000, 100000) . "-" . $_FILES['image']['name']; session_start();
$file_loc = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name']; $_SESSION["error"]="Item Not Found!";
$file_size = $_FILES['image']['size']; header('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']);
$file_type = $_FILES['image']['type']; exit();
$folder = "uploads/"; }
$new_file_name = strtolower($file); $sql = "DELETE FROM items WHERE id='$id'";
$final_file = str_replace(' ', '-', $new_file_name); db::query($sql);
$a = move_uploaded_file($file_loc, $folder . $final_file); echo "<script>alert('Successfully deleted !')</script>";
echo
$query_insert = "INSERT INTO items "<script>location='item.php?category={$category}'</script>
(category,name,stock,image,description,user) VALUES ";
('$category','$name','$stock','$final_file','$description','$user') }
";
db::query($query_insert); // Admin update_item
if (isset($_POST['update_AdminItem'])) {
echo "<script>alert('Successfully Added !')</script>"; $name=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['name']);
echo "<script>location='item.php'</script>"; $dcp=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['dcp']);
} $stock=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['stock']);

// update items $id = $_POST['id'];

if (isset($_POST['update_items'])) { if ($_FILES['image']['name'] == "") {
$category = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['category']); $sql = "UPDATE item SET
$user = $user['id']; name='$name',dcp='$dcp',stock='$stock' WHERE id='$id'";
$name = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['name']); db::query($sql);
$stock = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['stock']); } else {
$description = $db- $file = rand(1000, 100000) . "-" . $_FILES['image']
>real_escape_string($_POST['description']); ['name'];
$category = $db->real_escape_string($_POST['category']); $file_loc = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'];
$old_category = $db- $file_size = $_FILES['image']['size'];
>real_escape_string($_POST['old_category']); $file_type = $_FILES['image']['type'];

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$folder = "uploads/"; {
$new_file_name = strtolower($file); $file = rand(1000, 100000) . "-" . $_FILES['image']
$final_file = str_replace(' ', '-', $new_file_name); ['name'];
$a = move_uploaded_file($file_loc, $folder . $final_file); $file_loc = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'];
$sql = "UPDATE item SET $file_size = $_FILES['image']['size'];
name='$name',dcp='$dcp',image='$final_file',stock='$stock' $file_type = $_FILES['image']['type'];
WHERE id='$id'"; $folder = "uploads/";
echo db::query($sql); $new_file_name = strtolower($file);
} $final_file = str_replace(' ', '-', $new_file_name);
echo "<script>location='AdminItem.php'</script>"; $a = move_uploaded_file($file_loc, $folder .
} $final_file);
$query_insert = "Update profile SET image='$final_file'
//add_itemreviews where user_id='$user'";
if (isset($_POST['add_itemreview'])) { }
$item_id=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['item_id']); else
$rating=$db->real_escape_string($_POST['rating']); {
$user_id=$user['id']; $file = rand(1000, 100000) . "-" . $_FILES['image']
$query_insert = "INSERT INTO `itemreview` ['name'];
(`item_id`,`user_id`,`rating`) VALUES $file_loc = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'];
('$item_id','$user_id','$rating')"; $file_size = $_FILES['image']['size'];
db::query($query_insert); $file_type = $_FILES['image']['type'];
$_SESSION["flash"]="Successfully Reviewed!"; $folder = "uploads/";
header('Location: ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); $new_file_name = strtolower($file);
exit(); $final_file = str_replace(' ', '-', $new_file_name);
echo "<script>location='UserItem.php'</script>"; $a = move_uploaded_file($file_loc, $folder .
} $final_file);
$query_insert = "INSERT INTO `profile`
//add_profile (`image`,`user_id`) VALUES ('$final_file','$user')";
if (isset($_POST['add_profile'])) { }
$user=$_SESSION['loginuser']['id']; db::query($query_insert);
$query="SELECT * from profile where user_id='$user'"; echo "<script>location='profile_image.php'</script>";
$rec=db::getRecord($query); }
if($rec) db::close($db); ?>

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Appendix B: Evaluation Tool

The researchers used google forms as a tool in conducting the survey.

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Appendix C: Sample Input/Output Reports

Input
Account Registration

Shop Owner Account

Adding of Bicycle and Accessories

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Upload front image of the Shop

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Output
List of available bicycles

List of available accessories by category

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Bicycle and Accessories reviews

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Bicycle Analytics

Accessories Analytics

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Appendix D: Users’ Guide

Enter Name/
Shop name

Enter email

Create password

Select type of
account

Create an Account if you’re new user, fill up the given fields. After filling up it will redirect you
to the Login page.

Enter email

Enter password

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In reviews, wait for the shop owner to approve or validate your reviews, if the shop owner
approves the reviews that’s the only time the reviews will be added and counted.

Click give
review to give
rating

Choose rating

Enter reference
number

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In Map, it will track your current location and find a route to the specific bicycle shop

Click to locate the

shop

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Appendix E: Working Title Form

Appendix E-1: Letter to Adviser

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Appendix E-2: Letter to Agency

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Appendix E-3: Letter to English Critic

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Appendix E-4: Letter to Statistician

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Appendix E-5: Revision Matrix After System Defense

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Appendix E-6: Revision Matrix After Final Defense

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Appendix F: Certifications
Appendix F-1: Certificate of Implementation

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Appendix F-2: Certificate of Adviser

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Appendix F-3: Certificate of Grammarian

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Appendix F-4: Certificate of Statistician

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Appendix F-5: Grammarly Result

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Appendix G: Curriculum Vitae

Digap, Keen Philip B.

ISU Cauayan Campus, Isabela

09100995655

[email protected]

OBJECTIVE
An organized and motivated capable of time management, hardworking, reliable, and
responsible person. Seeking to work in tech organization to expand my knowledge and skills.

Personal Information
Age : 21
Date of Birth : September 29, 2001
Civil Status : Single
Gender : Male
Religion : Pentecost
Address : Concepcion, Luna, Isabela

EDUCATION
Tertiary : Isabela State University
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
San Fermin, Cauayan City, Isabela
(2019 – present)

Secondary :Luna National High School

Luyao, Luna, Isabela
(2013 – 2019)

Primary :Purok-Concepcio Elementary School

Purok, Luna, Isabela
(2007 – 2013)

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SKILLS

 Knowledgeable in video editing and photoshop

 Hard working
 Computer Literacy
 Flexible
 Can do multiple task
 Fast learner

I Hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and
belief.

KEEN PHILIP B. DIGAP

APPLICANT

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Gattoc, Christian Lloyd A.

ISU Cauayan Campus, Isabela

09451787741

[email protected]

OBJECTIVE
I want to work in an organization that will enhance my knowledge and utilize my skills to
grow and gain more experience.

Personal Information
Age : 23
Date of Birth : Mayr 11, 1999
Civil Status : Single
Gender : Male
Religion : Roman Catholic
Address : Centro 2, Luna, Isabela

EDUCATION
Tertiary : Isabela State University
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
San Fermin, Cauayan City, Isabela
(2019 – present)

Secondary : Luna National High School

Luyao, Luna, Isabela
(2013 – 2019)

Primary :Luna Central School

Luyao, Luna, Isabela
(2007 – 2013)

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SKILLS

 Computer Literacy
 Knowledgeable in Microsoft namely Word, Excel, Publisher, and Power Point
 Hardworking, Honest, and Responsible
 Fast Learner
 Video Editor
 Bike Expert and Mechanics

I Hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and
belief.

CHRISTIAN LLOYD A. GATTOC

APPLICANT

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Gumiran, Rodhen L.

ISU Cauayan Campus, Isabela

09452877746

[email protected]

OBJECTIVE
Seeking a challenging role in a dynamic organization where I can utilize my skills and
experience to contribute to the company's success. Dedicated and highly motivated professional
with strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. Aiming to grow and develop my career in a
fast-paced, results-driven environment.

Personal Information
Age : 22
Date of Birth : December 03, 2000
Civil Status : Single
Gender : Male
Religion : Roman Catholic
Address : Harana, Luna, Isabela

EDUCATION
Tertiary : Isabela State University
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
San Fermin, Cauayan City, Isabela
(2019 – present)

Secondary : Luna General Comprehensive High School

mambabanga, Luna, Isabela
(2013 – 2019)

Primary :Harana Luna Isabela

Harana, Luna, Isabela
(2007 – 2013)

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SKILLS

 Computer Literacy
 Knowledgeable in Microsoft namely Word, Excel, and Power Point
 Responsible
 Knowledgeable in troubleshooting internet

I Hereby certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and
belief.

RODHEN L. GUMIRAN
APPLICANT

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GLOSSARY

Navigation is creating a path to the shop and precisely determining one's location.

Stock is the available supply of bicycles and accessories and available for sale.

Respondents this are the staffs and customers that will benefit this Online Stock Tracker and

Navigation for the Bicycle Shop of Cauayan City, Isabela.

Google Map is a web service that provides detailed information about geographical regions and

sites worldwide. Google maps API access data and functionality for the project.

Google Form is used to gather and organize the survey.

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