Student Attendance Fingerprint Using Arduino in Bestlink College of the Philippines

Vol.3, No.1A

Abstract

The researchers designed and developed the student attendance fingerprint using Arduino in Bestlink College of the Philippines to reduce the time-consuming tracking and monitoring of student attendance. One of the most important tasks in the classroom is checking attendance to monitor the students inside the class. The creation of this project will help the teachers/ faculty staff and administrators to easily record class attendance without calling each student's name and also to monitor their performances.

The researchers also used a descriptive survey questionnaire in which they provided an online survey questionnaire to collect the necessary data that helped determine the existing student attendance fingerprint using Arduino in Bestlink College of the Philippines.

The study's findings, as acquired from the survey questionnaires, under the existing student attendance fingerprint using Arduino in Bestlink College of the Philippines with a weighted mean of 3.39, were interpreted as very good. For the security indicator, a weighted mean of 3.53 was interpreted as excellent, and the reliability indicator acquired a weighted mean of 3.33, interpreted as very good. Lastly, the efficiency indicator acquired a weighted mean of 3.3, interpreted as very good.

The researchers created student attendance fingerprints using Arduino in Bestlink College of the Philippines to help administrators, faculty, and students eliminate the hassle of checking the class attendance one by one and have more time for learning. This technology will gather accurate information, check attendance easily, and monitor the students and their class performance. Based on the gathered data from the survey questionnaire of student attendance fingerprint using Arduino in Bestlink College of the Philippines, the existence of this design project will be helpful to lessen the time-consuming task of checking class attendance.