RESEARCH TITLE PROPOSAL

Research Topic: Online Medical Appointment System

PROPOSED RESEARCH TITLE: "Design and Development of an Online Medical
Appointment System: Enhancing Access and Efficiency in Healthcare Services"
The research project aims to design and develop an online medical appointment system
that enhances access and efficiency in healthcare services. The system will provide a user-
friendly platform for patients to schedule appointments with healthcare providers conveniently
and securely through an online interface. By eliminating the need for traditional phone calls or
in-person visits for appointment booking, the system aims to improve access to healthcare
services, reduce waiting times, and enhance overall efficiency in the healthcare system. The
research will involve designing an intuitive user interface, implementing a robust backend
system for appointment management, and incorporating features such as real-time availability
updates, automated reminders, and seamless integration with healthcare provider schedules. The
effectiveness and usability of the system will be evaluated through user testing and feedback to
ensure its practicality and user satisfaction. The findings of this research project will contribute
to the advancement of healthcare services by providing a reliable and efficient online medical
appointment system that enhances accessibility and improves the patient experience.

Research Topic: Attendance Monitoring System using QR Code

PROPOSED RESEARCH TITLE: "QR Code-Based Attendance Monitoring System for

Computer Science Department at Cavite State University"
The research project focuses on implementing a QR code-based attendance monitoring
system specifically designed for the Computer Science Department at Cavite State University.
The system aims to automate and streamline the attendance tracking process by leveraging QR
codes. Students can conveniently scan their unique QR codes using their smartphones or
dedicated scanning devices upon entering the classroom. The system will record the attendance
data in real-time, providing accurate and efficient attendance records for both students and
faculty members. The project involves developing a user-friendly interface for generating and
distributing QR codes, as well as a backend system for processing the scanned codes.
Additionally, the system will include features such as attendance analytics and reporting
capabilities for administrators and instructors. By implementing this QR code-based system, the
research aims to enhance the efficiency, accuracy, and transparency of attendance monitoring
within the Computer Science Department at Cavite State University.
Research Topic: Fingertprint Locker using Arduino

PROPOSED RESEARCH TITLE: "Design and Implementation of an Arduino-Based

Fingerprint Teacher Drawer Lock System for Enhanced Security in Cavite State University”
This research project aims to develop an Arduino-based fingerprint teacher drawer lock
system for enhanced security at Cavite State University. The system utilizes biometric
fingerprint recognition to grant access to authorized teachers, eliminating the need for physical
keys and reducing the risk of unauthorized access. The study involves designing a prototype
system that integrates the Arduino microcontroller, fingerprint sensor module, and a suitable
locking mechanism. Experiments and user surveys will be conducted to evaluate the system's
reliability, accuracy, response time, and user satisfaction. The findings will contribute to the
development of a secure and convenient solution for protecting valuable belongings in
educational institutions.

Research Topic: Digital Currency Counter using IR and Color Sensor Machine

PROPOSED RESEARCH TITLE: "Automated Digital Currency Counter: Incorporating IR

and Color Sensor Technology for Enhanced Accuracy"
The research topic focuses on the development and implementation of a digital currency
counter that utilizes infrared (IR) and color sensor technology. The primary objective is to
enhance the accuracy and efficiency of currency counting processes. By integrating IR sensors,
the machine can detect and differentiate between different types of banknotes based on their
infrared signatures. Additionally, color sensors enable the identification of various
denominations by analyzing the distinct color patterns on the banknotes. This research aims to
explore the potential of IR and color sensor integration in digital currency counting machines,
assess their effectiveness in accurately counting and identifying banknotes, and propose a robust
design for a reliable and efficient digital currency counter. The outcomes of this study can have
significant implications for improving currency handling processes in various sectors, such as
banking, retail, and cash management.
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