Title Keywords Author/s Affiliation Email RFID-Based Student Evaluation System with Curriculum Mapping RFID, automation, student evaluation, curriculum map Grace D. Navarro, Ruel V. Reyes, Mark Anthony M. David, Harry Bert G. Rolle Wesleyan University-Philippines and Angeles University Foundation madpictures04@gmail.com, hbgrolle@gmail.com, gara28navz@gmail.com, reyes.ruel@auf.edu.ph Abstract Student evaluation is one of the vital processes during enrollment which usually prone to human error because there are several factors that must be considered before coming up with a list of courses for a certain student to enroll such as the total number of units allowed for every year level, their deficiencies and the pre-requisite. In accordance to this, a system was developed to

Title Keywords Author/s Affiliation Email RFID-Based Student Evaluation System with Curriculum Mapping RFID, automation, student evaluation, curriculum map Grace D. Navarro, Ruel V. Reyes, Mark Anthony M. David, Harry Bert G. Rolle Wesleyan University-Philippines and Angeles University Foundation madpictures04@gmail.com, hbgrolle@gmail.com, gara28navz@gmail.com, reyes.ruel@auf.edu.ph Abstract Student evaluation is one of the vital processes during enrollment which usually prone to human error because there are several factors that must be considered before coming up with a list of courses for a certain student to enroll such as the total number of units allowed for every year level, their deficiencies and the pre-requisite. In accordance to this, a system was developed to

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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