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COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.
Deans Acceptance Sheet This Thesis Entitled Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising
After having recommended and approved is hereby accepted by the College of Information Technology of Colegio de Sta. Teresa de Avila Foundation, Inc.
By: Abedoza, Christine A. Andeza, Marc Khristian A. Avellano, Ella Rose G. Franco, Divine A. Montallana, Ma. Joana M.
_________________________ Mr. Harold R. Lucero Dean of IT Department
February 2013
Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising
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Advisers Recommendation Sheet This Thesis Entitled Inventory System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising
And submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement of the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology degree has been examined and recommended for acceptance and approval.
_________________________ Mr. Harold R. Lucero Thesis Adviser
February 2013
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Panels Approval Sheet This Thesis Entitled
After having been presented is hereby approved by the following members of the panel
Mr. Felizardo Dacera
Mr. Simon Llorente
Dr. Salvacion Mopas February 2013
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A PROPOSED POINT OF SALE SYSTEM FOR MARK LORENZ GENERAL MERCHANDISING
A Project Presented to Colegio de Sta. Teresa de Avila Foundation Inc.
In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for Thesis II
Mr. Harold R. Lucero Adviser
February 2013
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION... 7 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Background of the Study 7 Overview of the Current State of Technology .8 Statement of the Problem . 9 Theoretical Framework ... 10 Significance of the Study 11 Scope and Limitations . 12-13 Definition of Terms 14-15
Chapter II: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE.. 16 2.1 Foreign Literature .. 16 2.2 Local Literature 17 CHAPTER III: RESEARCH AND DESIGN METHODOLOGY. 18 3.1 Methodology 18 3.2 Research Instrumentation 19 3.3 Data Gathering Procedure.... 20 CHAPTER IV: PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA . 21 4.1 Development of the System 21 4.1.1 System Design Specification ... 22 4.1.2 Program Listing .. 23-27 4.1.3 Program Output . 28-31 4.1.4 Users Manual .. 32 How to Log-In? .. 32 How to Add New Use? ...... 33 How to Add New User Level? ....... 35 How to Add New Manufacturer? .. 36 How to Add New Items/Products? 37 How to Add New Category? .. 38 How to Process Transaction? ... 40
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4.2 Evaluation of the Acceptability of the System.. 42 Demographic Profile .... 42 Software Evaluation . 43-44 Result and Analysis .. 45 CHAPTER V: SUMMARY, CONCLUSION, AND RECOMMENDATION .. 46 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 Summary of finding . Conclusion . Recommendation .. Bibliography . Appendices
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CHAPTER I PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND 1.1 Background of the Study Mark Lorenz General Merchandising Store is a wholesale and retail store. It was founded on January 10, 2010 which is located at #10 Old Cabuyao, Sauyo Road, Novaliches, Quezon City. This Merchandising Store is owned by Mr. Lorenzo Omandam and managed by his wife Mrs. Cora Omandam as a Store Manager. Mr. Omandam has their first business located at Wet Market, Commonwealth, Quezon City. Their business is Ice plant, selling of vegetables, fish, and they also have grocery store. Because he wanted to start a new business he decided to build a merchandising store. So he named his store as Mark Lorenz General Merchandising. Mark Lorenz came from the name of his two sons. At first, the Mark Lorenz General Merchandising only offers wholesale products until such time that they also offer some of their products in retail like liquors, pack of cigarettes, and also snacks.
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1.2 Overview of the Current State of Technology The Mark Lorenz General Merchandising Store is using manual operation in their business transaction. Currently, the store is using a calculator for computations and they also have adding machine. After the walk-in customer collects their desired items they presented it to the sales clerk to list down the items and the clerk will give the list to the cashier. The cashier will compute for the total amount of all the items using calculator and after that, the cashier will issue a receipt using adding machine which only prints the price of the items. But sometimes when walk-in customer has only 1-5 items or less than 10 items they dont need to present those items to the clerk, he/she directly proceed to the counter. The said merchandising has not yet having an overall inventory for their store. They just only knew if their product is out-of-stock once their customer asks if they still have stocks for that specific item. And when they found out that these items are really out-of-stock that is the only time they would request a delivery for a specific products. The proponents proposed a Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz Merchandising Store to avoid and minimize time consuming process.
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1.3 Statement of the Problem 1.3.1 Major Statement How will the proponents create a Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising? 1.3.2 Minor Statement How will the proponents create a login module that will provide security for the companys files and records? How will the proponents make a module that will monitor the payment of each transaction? How will the proponents create a module that holds the data of Items that has been void? How will the proponents create a module that will determine the fast-moving, slow-moving and nonmoving items? How will the proponents create a module that holds the multiple quantities of an item? How will the proponents create a look-up module which is capable of searching for the price of the item without adding the item in the transaction? How will the proponents create a module that will supervise the sales reports?
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How will the proponents create a module the will holds the activities done by the logged users?
How will the proponents create a module that will facilitate the backup and recovery of the files?
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Theoretical Framework 1.4.1 Database Normalization The Database Normalization is used by the
proponents in the system development to avoid data repetition and data redundancy to keep the data accurate and eliminate loss of information. 1.4.2 Graphical User Interface The proponents used Graphical User Interface to easily interact and to be user-friendly to the end-users. The proponents used this GUI to ease their works and give them some idea and knowledge in designing their system.
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1.5 Significance of the Study This study will benefit the following: 1.5.1 Proponents The proponents will be benefited in this study because it will enhance their capabilities and skills to develop and create their proposed system designing, clients. 1.5.2 Company This system will benefit the company because they can improve their works with accuracy and speed. Having a Point of Sale for the company provides more satisfaction for the customer and lessens the work load of the company. 1.5.3. Employee This system is beneficial to the employee because it lessens their manual works and they can process their transaction in an accurate way. 1.5.4. Future Researcher This research will help the students to choose what system they want to create. This document will serve as reference and will provide system. familiarization of the proposed applying planning, a researching, designed developing well
program that will cater to the needs of their
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1.6 Scope and Limitations 1.6.1 Scope The proponents will include the following features to the proposed point of sale system. After determining the objectives and the needs of the company, the proponents came up with the following scope. These are the following features for the proposed Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz Merchandising: Security
- Security feature in all modules and the

whole system will be developed to protect the data against unauthorized users.
Payment transaction This feature will contain the payment for each transaction. List of Void Items This feature will hold the items that had been void. Multiple Item Quantity This feature will let the user to do the multiple quantity of an item.
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Look-up Module This will capable of searching for the price of an item without adding the item in the transaction. Generating Sales Report This feature will generate sales report needed by the company. Audit Trail This will determine the events that happen in the system. It shows who used the system, the time of login and logout, date and specific module visited by the logged user. Backup and recovery This feature will facilitate the backup and recovery of the files.
1.6.2 Limitations The system does not include the payment through Credit Card/ Cheque/ Debit Card and Cash Card; and also the Product reservation of the customers and Delivery of products.
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1.7 Definition of Terms 1.7.1 Technical Terms Microsoft Access 2003 - this is software that is used as the back-end of the program. Microsoft Visual Basic6.0 - this is software that serves as a front-end of the program. Front-end - this term pertains to Microsoft Visual basic6.0. Back-end - this term pertains to Microsoft Access 2003. Database - this is stored in computer Login - this is a procedure that is used for the security of the system. Query - this is used to connect tables in database in order to show necessary information for the users.
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1.7.2 Business terms Void - This refers to the item wherein the Customer doesnt want to buy it. The Item will be deleted to the current transaction but it will be give back to the stocks. Interview A conversation between two people where questions are asked by the interviewer to obtain information from the interviewee. Data Gathering - Collection of data or information relevant from the various resources. Reports - Collection of data that holds the information transaction. of the previous and the current
Payment -is an amount of money that is paid to someone, or the act of paying this money.
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CHAPTER II REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE 2.1 Foreign Literature According to Kirsten Whittaker a computerized transaction between business proprietors and their consumers makes the entire process quick and easy. This computerized operation using point of sale software. The many means and characteristics of modern Point of sale devices make them a very important business instrument. These systems are can easily track the quantity of merchandise available in a particular store and caution the manager if a particular in-demand thing is on the brink of being unavailable. These are the features of POS systems and why they are beneficial to businesses. Get your own today if you havent bought one and if your business demands one.
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2.2 Local Literature 2.2.1 Another research study with the title name Sales Inventory for Gaisano Capital Tacloban Branch, that was conducted by the group of researchers of Eastern Visayas State University Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Students. The study also deals with sales inventory wherein the customer will purchase the item, and then the cashier will scan the barcode to the barcode reader machine and automatically compute the sold items, available and generate sales inventory report. The objectives of their research study is to have an accurate sales, stock, availability of an items, lessen the work load of the management employee and have smooth flow of sales inventory.
2.2.2 According to Dennis M. Aglipay, their study entitled Point of Sale System for Capitol Hill Mart was done on the year of 2005. The objectives of their research study are to develop a security that will provide the security for the companys files and records, to maintain constant and upto-date record of the inventory and contains the information on the suppliers of the company.
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CHAPTER III RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

3.1 Methodology The proponents used these methodologies: 3.1.1 System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) The System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is the process defining, acquiring and developing information systems. We use it to know what the steps are to make a Point of Sales System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising. First we used Initiation, in this phase understanding of problems or business needs are identified. Second is the Analysis, the proponents analyzed the flow of information according to the results of their interviews. Third is Design, after gathering all the necessary information about the company. The proponents work together to decide for the content of the system to be created and developed and to what software is to be used. And last is Development, in this phase we already applied the datas that we have gathered through coding.
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3.2 Research Instrumentation The proponents use this research instrument to conduct information to the beneficiary of the proposed system. We used Interview to be able to identify what are the problems of the company and we prepared sets of questions to find out the needs of the end-users that will help us to determine what will be the contents of the proposed system. And also we conduct a Research and used this to gain more ideas and information about the proposed system. Lastly, the proponents took sample form to the company such as sales invoice. Sales Invoice is a commercial document issued by a seller to a buyer. This from contains sales invoice number and date of issue.
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3.3 Data Gathering Procedure The proponents seek first for a company being the beneficiary of the system project. We asked the approval of our proposed system to the owner of Mark Lorenz General Merchandising, Mr. Lorenzo Omandam. After the proposed system was approved, the questions for the interview were established to help the proponents in gathering data from the company. On August 16, 2012 the proponents conducted an interview. Based on that interview, the proponents found out the history of the company. After that the proponents did an observation, they monitor the transaction flow about their task on how they transacted with their customers. The proponents also took samples of their documentation such as sales invoice. Aside from the interview, the proponents added some ideas and concepts through research in internet and library that were related to the proposed system.
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CHAPTER IV PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
4.1 Development of the System 4.1.1 System Design Specification System Security This module will protect the data against unauthorized users and will also limit a particular employee in accessing the system by the use of user identification and password. Payment This module shows items purchased by the customer, the total amount of the purchased item, the amount paid by the customer and the amount of change of the customer. Item Void This module will let the user to cancel the purchased item in case that the customer changes his mind. The Item will be deleted to the current transaction. Fast moving, Slow moving and Non-Moving Products This module will show the list of products that are fast moving, slow moving and non-moving items. With this module, the company will know the products and those that are saleable or not. Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising Page 21
Multiple Item Quantity This module will allow the user to hold the multiple quantities of items.
Look up This module is capable of searching for the price of the item without adding the item in the transaction.
Sales Report This module will allow the user to view or even print the sales for the day, week and month.
Audit Trail This module tracks all the events that happen in the system. It shows who used the system, the time, date and specific module visited by the logged user.
Backup and Recovery This module will facilitate the backup and recovery of the files.
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4.1.2 Program Listing (SOURCE CODE) Login Private Sub cmdCancel_Click() If MsgBox("Are you sure you want to close?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion, "system") = vbYes Then End End If End Sub Private Sub cmdOk_Click() Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset rs.Open "Select * from qryuser where Uname ='" &Replace(txtuname.Text, "'", "*") & "' and Password = '" & Replace(txtpw.Text, "'", "*") & "'", con, 2, 3 If txtuname.Text <> "" And txtpw.Text <> "" Then 'While Not rs.EOF ' If rs!uname = txtUname.Text And rs!pw = txtPw.Text Then If Not rs.EOF Then Select Case rs!userlevel Case "Administrator" MDImain.StatusBar1.Panels(3).Text = rs!uname MDImain.StatusBar1.Panels(5).Text = rs!userlevel Unload Me MDImain.Show txtuname.Text = "" txtpw.Text = "" '.0 MDImain.Show 'cmdOk.SetFocus 'frmTrans.Show 1
Case "Cashier" frmTrans.StatusBar1.Panels(3).Text = rs!uname frmTrans.StatusBar1.Panels(5).Text = rs!userlevel frmTrans.StatusBar1.Panels(1).Text = rs(0) Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising Page 23

Unload Me 'frminfo.Show 1 ' frmTrans.Show 1 'frminfo.Show txtuname.Text = "" txtpw.Text = "" 'cmdOk.SetFocus frmTrans.Show 1 Call frmTrans.gEnerator ' frmTrans.cmdExit.Visible = False 'frminfo.Show 1 Case "Stockman" MDImain.tbMenu.Buttons(3).Enabled = False MDImain.tbMenu.Buttons(4).Enabled = False MDImain.StatusBar1.Panels(3).Text = rs!uname MDImain.StatusBar1.Panels(5).Text = rs!userlevel 'MDImain.Users.Enabled = False ' MDImain.sales.Enabled = False ' MDImain.repoort.Enabled = False 'MDImain.mnuSetting.Enabled = False ' MDImain.maintenance.Enabled = False ' MDImain.repoort.Enabled = False 'MDImain.treeview1.Enabled = False Unload Me MDImain.Show txtuname.Text = "" txtpw.Text = "" End Select ' Wend Else MsgBox "Incorerct Username or Password. Try Again", vbExclamation, "Massage" Call HLText(txtuname) Call HLText(txtpw) ' txtUname.Text = "" 'txtpw.Text = "" txtuname.SetFocus End If Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising Page 24
' txtUname.SetFocus End If End Sub Private Sub txtpw_Change() Call inject_off(txtpw.Text) Call inject_back(txtpw.Text) End Sub Private Sub txtpw_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer) Select Case KeyAscii Case 13 Case Asc(";") Case Asc("'") Case Asc(".") Case Asc(",") Case Asc("&") Case Asc("/") Case Asc("^") KeyAscii = 0 Case Else KeyAscii = KeyAscii End Select End Sub Private Sub txtUname_Change() Call inject_off(txtuname.Text) Call inject_back(txtuname.Text) End Sub Private Sub txtUname_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer) Select Case KeyAscii Case 13 Case Asc(";") Case Asc("'") Case Asc(".") Case Asc(",") Case Asc("&") Case Asc("/") Case Asc("^") KeyAscii = 0 Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising Page 25

Case Else KeyAscii = KeyAscii End Select End Sub Manufacturer Private Sub LOAD_LVW(strSQL As String) Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset rs.Open strSQL, con, 0, 3 lvw.ListItems.Clear While Not rs.EOF Set ilist = lvw.ListItems.Add(, , rs(0)) ilist.ListSubItems.Add , , UCase(rs(1)) rs.MoveNext Wend rs.Close End Sub Private Sub cmd_Click(Index As Integer) Select Case Index Case 0 'Add Call toggle(Me, False) Call locker(Me, True) txtManufacturer.SetFocus Case 1 'Save If txtManufacturer = "" Then MsgBox "Invalid Data!", vbInformation, "SAVE" txtManufacturer.SetFocus Else con.Execute "insert into tblManufacturer(Manufacturer)values('" & txtManufacturer.Text & "')" txtManufacturer = "" Call toggle(Me, True) Call locker(Me, False) Call LOAD_LVW("SELECT * from tblCategory") End If Case 2 'Cancel If MsgBox("Are you sure you want to cancel adding/modifying record ?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion, "Cancel") = vbYes Then Call toggle(Me, True) Call locker(Me, False) txtManufacturer = "" Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising Page 26

Else Call toggle(Me, False) Call locker(Me, True) txtManufacturer.SetFocus End If Case 3 'Edit Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset If lvw.Tag = "" Then MsgBox "Please Select a record to be modified!", vbExclamation, "EDIT" Else If MsgBox("Are you sure you want to edit/modify the selected record?", vbQuestion + vbYesNo, "EDIT") = vbYes Then rs.Open "SELECT * from tblManufacturer", con, 0, 3 txtManufacturer.Enabled = True txtManufacturer.Text = rs(1) Call toggle(Me, False) Call locker(Me, True) rs.Close Else lvw.Tag = "" End If End If Case 4 'Delete If lvw.Tag = "" Then MsgBox "Please select a record to be deleted!", vbExclamation, "DELETE" Else If MsgBox("Are you sure you want to delete the selected record?", vbQuestion + vbYesNo, "DELETE") = vbYes Then con.Execute "DELETE from tblManufacturer where Manufacturer_ID= " &Val(lvw.Tag) & "" lvw.Tag = "" Call LOAD_LVW("Select * from tblManufacturer") End If End If Case 5 'Exit Unload Me End Select End Sub Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising Page 27

4.1.3 Program Output LOGIN - is used to access to the system that requires log-in name and Password.
MAIN FORM - main form of the proposed system for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising.
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USERS - This is where you can add, edit, delete, and save the account/users information.
USER TYPE - This is where you can add, edit, delete and save the user level such as administrator that can operate and administers the system, stockman who facing the store shelves, unload the deliveries, stock groceries and cashier who can only access the point of sale system.
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POINT OF SALE - is the place where a transaction occurs in exchange for goods or services.
INQUIRE PRICE this form indicates how much price is the said product.
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ITEM QUANTITY this form indicates the multiple quantities of an item in transaction form.
PAYMENT this is the main form for transaction. It includes the total amount of the purchased product, amount tendered by the customer and how much is their change.
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4.1.4 Users Manual This users manual indicates on how you will use the system or on how you will operate the MLGM Point of Sale System. It includes all the forms of the system, the instructions and the purpose of every button in the forms. The system starts with user log-in form where user must input the correct PosID and Password. How to Log-In?
1. Type you username in POD ID (Ex. yumi) (Enter the correct Username and Password) 2. Type your user password. (Your user password will display * characters, to secure your files) 3. Click to access the system Page 32

4. If you click you cannot access the system.
In the main screen the user will see the date, time and the current user. The toolbar in the main screen is divided into seven menus: Lock, Vendor, User, User Type, POS and Backup and Recovery.
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How to add new user?
1. Click the
icon to add new user.
After that, it will display the form below,
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1. Click
icon to add new user.
2. Fill up the Users Information below. 3. Then, click icon.
After saving that, the basic information of the newly added user displays in this List View below.
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How to add new user level?
1. Click
icon to add new user level.
For example: Administrator, Cashier and Stockman. It will display the below form.
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1. Click
icon to add another user type.
2. Type your user type in the textbox.
3. Then, click type.
to successfully update the new user
How to add New Manufacturer?
1. Click
icon to display the form for adding new
vendor/manufacturer. It will display the form for adding new manufacturer See figure below.
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1. Click
icon to add new vendor.
2. Just type in the necessary informations of the new vendor.
3. Click
icon to save the new vendor.
How to add new items/products? 1
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1. Click
icon to add new items.
2. Fill up the add item form of the basic informations about the product.
3. After that, click
How to add new Category?
1. Click
icon.
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2. Click
icon, then type the category.
3. Then, click
How to process transaction?
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1. Click
icon for processing transaction.
2. It will display the form below.
3. For processing new transaction, just press 4. To inquire item just press .
5. To void or to cancel the ordered item, just press 6. For processing payment mode just press 7. For putting the quantity of items just press 8. For searching the items just press 9. And lastly, just press to logout. . . .
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4.2 Evaluation of the acceptability of the system 4.2.1 User Evaluation
We, the proponents are working on our thesis entitled Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising would like to ask your help to answer this questionnaire as honest as you can. Less is assured that the information will be treated with utmost confidentiality.
Part I. Demographic Profile Instruction: Kindly check the box that corresponds to your answer. Age:
18 yrs. old and below 19 21yrs. old 22 24 yrs. old Male Female Widow
25-27 yrs. old 28 yrs. old and above
Gender:
Civil Status: Single Married College:
2 year course 4 year course Undergraduate
High School: Undergraduate Graduate Combined Monthly Income 25, 001 above 20, 001 25, 000 15, 001 20, 000 10, 001 15, 000 5, 001 10, 000 5, 000 below
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Part II. Sofware Evaluation Instruction: Kindly check the ratings on the following statements based on your experience in using the proposed Point of Sale System. Rating Scale: 5-Excellent, 4-Very Good, 3-Good, 2-Satisfactory, 1-Poor ACCESSIBILITY 5 1.the user interface is easy to navigate and understand 2. user with the different knowledge level can independently operate the system 3. the program runs on different types of computer and devices 4. the user can easily login and logout from the system ACCURACY 1. the system provides accurate and real-time information 2. the program has statistics that provides real-time demographic profile of applicants during admission FUNCTIONALITY 1.The different parts of the system are functioning properly 2.The different parts of the system share the same function to ensure the consistency of data. 3.Each part of the program works depending on their function MAINTAINABILITY 1.The system provides recovery and backup options in case of hardware or environmental failure 2.There are no errors found when operating the system 4 3 2 1
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RELIABILITY 1.The system provides information according to the level of user. 2.The system can operate with minimal supervision 3.The system assists user to decide with ease 4.The system can run in a log period of time with a consistent performance SECURITY 1.The system validates the data being entered depending on certain criteria 2.The system authenticates the user using their username and password SPEED 1.The system generates fast results 2.The system pages prompts quickly
4.2.2 Result and Analysis

Comments / Suggestions: The survey was good and it is very helpful for us to manage well our business. -Mr. Lorenzo Omandam The proponents conducted User Acceptance Test to the owner of Mark Lorenz Merchandising last February 5, 2013. Mr. Lorenzo Omandam the owner of Mark Lorenz General Merchandising is the only one who wants to test the Point of Sale System.
CRITERIA ACCESSIBILITY ACCURACY FUNCTIONALITY MAINTAINABILITY RELIABILITY SECURITY SPEED AVERAGE MEAN:
PROPOSED SYSTEM 4.5 5 3 2.5 3.75 4 5 3.96 Page 45
There are 20 list of question in the User Acceptance Test. The proponents got 8 excellent rating scales which mean that the proposed system needs more improvements.
CHAPTER V SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION 5.1 Summary of Findings Through research instrumentation such as user acceptance test and interviews, the proponents are able to know the flaws of the company
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especially in their transaction. They are using adding machine in processing their transactions, it means that there is indeed a need to change the current manual system of MLGM which will help their every transactions faster and easier. Theyre not also capable of tracking the sales and monitoring the fast-moving and slow-moving items. 5.2 Conclusion The proponents conducted User Acceptance Test and based on it, we therefore conclude that the point of sale system will help their company to lessen their paper works and manage their time properly for every transaction. The system is also a big help in terms of monitoring stocks and all the items that are being supplied to their company. The proponents provide a solution for the companys problem which is to improve their transaction.
5.3 Recommendation Apparently, some merchandising store like MLGM is still using the manual system in their sales, so the researchers decided to propose and develop a Point of Sale System that would maximize the sales
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potential of each transaction while being able to keep track of all the sales activities of the user. We recommend for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising to implement Point of Sale System to help their company in many ways. It will also help the company to make their transactions easier and faster than before like listing their transactions manually .
5.4 Bibliography FOREIGN LITERATURE

http://www.articlesnatch.com/Article/Business-Transactions-Get-Faster-AndEasier-With-Pos-Systems/4042799#.UIor4m82aIU
LOCAL LITERATURE http://www.scribd.com/doc/93397573/Real-Review-of-Related 5.5 Appendices
Resource Person Harold R. Lucero Dean, Information Technology Department Colegio de Sta. Teresa de Avila Foundation, Inc. Christian Maasin Instructor, Information Technology Colegio de Sta. Teresa de Avila Foundation, Inc,
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Login Form
Main Form
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Users
User Type
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Point of Sale
Inquire Price
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Item Quantity
Payment
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_________________________ Mr. Harold R. Lucero Dean of IT Department

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

_________________________ Mr. Harold R. Lucero Thesis Adviser

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

Panels Approval Sheet This Thesis Entitled

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

Mr. Felizardo Dacera

Mr. Simon Llorente

Dr. Salvacion Mopas February 2013

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

A Project Presented to Colegio de Sta. Teresa de Avila Foundation Inc.

In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for Thesis II

Mr. Harold R. Lucero Adviser

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

program that will cater to the needs of their

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

- Security feature in all modules and the

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

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Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

COLEGIO DE STA. TERESA DE AVILA FOUNDATION, INC.

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

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CHAPTER III RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

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Point of Sale System for Mark Lorenz General Merchandising

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CHAPTER IV PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

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