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QUEZON CITY UNIVERSITY i
PC GILMORE ONLINE COMPUTER PERIPHERALS FOR

QUEZON CITY RESIDENCE
A System, Analysis and Design Project Documentation

Presented to
The Department of Information Technology
Quezon City University
In Partial Fulfillment
of the Requirements for the Degree
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
BSIT – BAIT-2B
Group 2
Bangay, Herson Arch
Castro, Jericho M.
Diaz, James Eugene M.
Dolfo, Demeles Jr. R.
Escabas, Danieli C.
Estrobillo, John Neil H.
Goña, Marchie P.
Kamatoy, May Ann Fe G.
Lavega, Elaija
Macayan, Ricardo Q.
Mahinay, Joshua Philip M.
Mahusay, Aljinggo L.
Petallana, Renjie O.
(Date)
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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APPROVAL SHEET
In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN

INFORMATION TECHONOLOGY, this System, Analysis, and Design project entitled
GILMORE ONLINE COMPUTER PERIPHERALS FOR QUEZON CITY RESIDENCE
has been prepared and submitted by Bangay, Herson Arch, Castro, Jericho M., Diaz,
James Eugene M., Dolfo, Demeles Jr. R., Escabas, Danieli C., Estrobillo, John Neil H.,
Goña, Marchie P., Kamatoy, May Ann Fe G., Lavega, Elaija, Macayan, Ricardo Q.,
Mahinay, Joshua Philip M., Mahusay, Aljinggo L., Petallana, Renjie O. who hereby
Zharina Torres Pascual, MIT
System, Analysis, and Design Mentor
Approved by the Committee for Project Presentation with a notation of

___________________ on Date Month, 2021
ISAGANI M. TANO, DIT

Chairperson, Project Presentation Committee
Accepted and approved in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.
ISAGANI M. TANO, DIT

OIC, Department of Information Technology
Date: _______________

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DEDICATION
On behalf of the project's researcher, we dedicate this to the students of Quezon
City University's BAIT 2-B Batasan Information Technology school. We wish your class
a lot of motivation. We dedicate our research project to convey our appreciation and
courage to the System, Analysis, and Design professor of BAIT 2-B, Mrs. Zharina
Pascual, for giving us this opportunity, in addition to the various inspirations we received
during the study of this proposal. This study is also dedicated to all of the parents
represented by the group's researchers. This is something we've all dedicated to you. And
to future researchers, use this as a source of inspiration and guidance when the time
comes to conduct research.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
On behalf of the researchers in our group, we would like to express our gratitude
to the professor for prioritizing this research and assisting us in improving our
performance. Mrs. Zharina Pascual, our System, Analysis and Design teacher, has been a
great help to us throughout the study process. Thank you for leading us and allowing us
the honor and privilege of recognizing such a thing. Thank you for your collaboration,
solidarity, and bravery, groupmates and respondents. Above all, we thank our Almighty
God for providing us with the knowledge, insight, and understanding necessary to
complete this study effort. We would like to offer our heartfelt gratitude for your
assistance in completing this assignment and study endeavor.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
(This part contains summary of your study, every Chapter’s contents. Create this at the
end of your project development.)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Approval Sheet ....................................................................................................................ii
Acknowledgement .............................................................................................................iv
Executive Summary ............................................................................................................v
Table Of Contents...............................................................................................................vi
List Of Tables...................................................................................................................viii
List Of Figures....................................................................................................................ix
List Of Appendices ..............................................................................................................x
CHAPTER I Project Background........................................................................................1
Introduction......................................................................................................................1
Project Background and Context .....................................................................................1
Project Purpose and Description......................................................................................2
Main Objective ............................................................................................................2
Specific Objectives ......................................................................................................2
Scope and Delimitations of the Project ...........................................................................3
Definition of Terms .........................................................................................................3
CHAPTER II Review of Related Literature and System ....................................................6
CHAPTER III Technical Specifications............................................................................29

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Software.........................................................................................................................29
Hardware........................................................................................................................33
Technologies..................................................................................................................34
Diagrams and Flowcharts ..............................................................................................36
Context Diagram............................................................................................................37
Use Case Diagram .........................................................................................................38
Network Layout .............................................................................................................39
CHAPTER IV Methodologies...........................................................................................40
System Requirement Specifications ..............................................................................40
System Development Methodologies ............................................................................46
Testing Procedures.........................................................................................................49
CHAPTER V Summary and Recommendation.................................................................52
Summary........................................................................................................................52
Recommendations..........................................................................................................52
Appendices ....................................................................................................................54
Reference…………………………………………………………………………. ….66
Curriculum Vitae……………………………………………………………………...70

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LIST OF TABLES
Table no. Table Title Page No.
1 System Software Requirements 29
2 Hardware System Requirement 33

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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure no. Figure Title Page No.
1 Diagrams and Flowcharts 36
2 Context Diagram 37
3 Use Case Diagram 38
4 Network Layout 38
5 Conceptual Framework 49

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LIST OF APPENDICES
Appendix Title Page No.
A Gantt Chart 54
B System Software Requirements 55
C System Software Requirements 58
D Flow Chart 60
E Context Diagram 61
F Use Case Diagram 62
G Network Layout 63
H Agile Methodology 64
I Conceptual Framework 65

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CHAPTER I
PROJECT BACKGROUND
Introduction
As we continue to live in a world where the pandemic is the center of everything
and the primary cause of our current problems. We were compelled to adapt to a life in
which the majority of our activities and daily routines are now completed through online.
We assume that most of us now are being familiarized by the social media platform,
online games, online websites, online applications, online search engine and etc. Modern
Filipino people are flooded with the opportunities to access information and
entertainment through the internet and most of us now are well aware about the existence
of online shopping. Therefore, all of us suggested the idea of promoting Computer
peripherals that could be convenient for both merchandisers and as well as the customers.
Project Background and Context
“PC Gilmore Computer Centers or PC Gilmore Corporation” is one of today’s
leading computer distributors, system integrator and internet solution provider. Boasts of
the widest reliable brands of computer products and services of the highest quality at very
low prices.
Formed in 2001 under the original name West Avenue Computer Center, PC
Gilmore started out as a computer-retailing business with a vision to deliver utmost
customer satisfaction at competitive prices without compromising quality. The business
expanded by adding systems integration and internet telephony to its services. To

accommodate the ever-increasing demand of its customers, it finally expanded to the
suburbs of Metro Manila. And, as a result of the Company's "overachievement" since its
inception in 2001, PC Gilmore is confident that it will soon be able to expand its branch
network operations both within and outside Metro Manila, as well as in certain parts of
Luzon.
Project Purpose and Description
Main Objective
With the support of our online-based setup, the main objective of this
proposal seeks to deliver a more flexible and convenient services and a way of promoting
computer peripherals and tools that can be found inside the shop of Gilmore.
Specific Objectives
1. To design a system that can be used for availing Gilmore computer
peripherals.
2. To produce a way more secured and well trusted merchandise shop.
3. To develop a system that would provide time management for users.
4. To create a system that would help the Gilmore shop and their merchandisers
to promote their items in an online based set up .
5. To create a system that allows users to see information about every Gilmore
computer peripheral.

Scope and Delimitations of the Project
Scope
1. This system concentrates on delivering clients the experience of purchasing
computer utilities, hardware tools, and other items using an online platform.
2. This system can accept an online transaction using remittances such as GCash,
PayMaya, and Palawan Express only.
Delimitations
1. This proposed system is exclusive only for Quezon City residents.
2. It only addresses the ordering process.
3. Only cash payments are accepted by the system. The proposed method
excludes online payment transactions through banks, such as ATMs, credit
cards, and checks.
4. The Gilmore PC shop may not provide some computer peripherals that the
clients wanted to buy.
Operational Definition of Terms
Computer Peripherals: A peripheral device is any computer devices that connects to
and interacts with the computer in some way, such as a computer mouse or keyboard.
Expansion cards, graphics cards, image scanners, tape drives, microphones, loudspeakers,
webcams, and digital cameras are all examples of peripherals.

Computer-retailing business: Companies that primarily sell PCs and laptops to
businesses and the general public for a variety of purposes.
Convenient: The process of making things easier especially in person’s needs, activities,
and plans.
Flexible: Allows to change or easily adapt a change in a system.
Inception: The state of having a starting point or the process of beginning an activity or
goals.
Internet Solution Provider: A corporation that provides web connectivity to both
businesses and consumers is known as an Internet service provider (ISP). Other services
that ISPs may provide include email, domain registration, web hosting, and browser
services.
Internet telephony: is a term used to describe ordinary telephone services that are
delivered by packet switching rather than circuit switching. The process starts at the
source, with analog voice being converted to a digital bit stream, which is then
compressed and packaged into IP packets for transmission over the Internet.
Internet: The Internet is a worldwide network that connects computers. People can share
information and converse via the Internet from any location with an Internet connection.
Merchandiser: Merchandiser are those people that sells and supplies certain product
such as computer utilities, computer devices and etc.

Network operations: Companies and service providers rely on internal networking
personnel or third parties to monitor, manage, and respond to alarms about their
network's availability and performance.
Remittances: The action of transacting money and payments through online, mail, text
and any cashless transactions.
Search engine: A search engine is a web-based tool that helps people find information
on the internet. Google is a well-known example of a search engine.
Social Media Platform: A third-party website or application that facilitates social
interaction and content-sharing among its community of users. Facebook is a well-known
example of social media platform.
Suburbs: An area of homes outside a city.
System: It is a set of components which is use to function automatically and helps to
organize things, components, etc. In short, it is a way of making things easier such as
manual labor turning into an automatic system.
Systems integration: The process of creating a complex information system that may
include designing or building a customized architecture or application, integrating it with
new or existing hardware, packaged and custom software, and communications.

CHAPTER II
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
Foreign Literature, Studies and Systems
1. BUILDING A WEB-STORE USING PRESTASHOP PLATFORM
PrestaShop is a free e-commerce platform that was first published in 2007. It was
made open source under the Open Software License. (Source: PrestaShop 2016d,
accessed 21.8.2016). PrestaShop is utilized by 0.6 percent of all websites, according to
W3Techs (2016, referenced 21.8.2016). In other words, W3Techs is aware of 1.3 percent
of all websites that use a content management system. BuiltWith.com (2016, referenced
21.8.2016) has statistics on 363,401,011 websites, with PrestaShop being used by 0.4
percent of them.
According to PrestaShop 1.6 documentations (PrestaShop, 2016), the
administration panel is called back office. Back office is the panel where
adding/editing/removing products, handling carriers, building packs, creating vouchers,
keeping contact with customers, etc. can be done. So, back office is where the inner
working is done. Customers has no interaction with this area as this is admin area. This
area is also used to change the look and feel of front office.
Front office (PrestaShop 2016) view is how and where the module is displayed
within your shop's theme. Users do their interaction only with front office. They can do
all the e commerce activities allowed like going through catalog and shopping, etc.
Reference:

Khalid, I. (2016). Building a web-store using prestashop platform.Retrieved From URL
https://www.theseus.fi/bitstream/handle/10024/128916/BUILDING%20A%20WEB-
STORE%20USING%20PRESTASHOP%20PLATFORM.pdf?sequence=1
2. SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS OF AN ONLINE ORDERING SYSTEM
The SERVCON measurement developed in the context of offline shopping does
not use a single aspect of the convenience of online shopping, as online retailers use the
Internet as a shopping platform. Several previous publications have tested the concept of
online quality of service by identifying the same dimensions of service convenience as
unique characteristics with dimensions such as ease of use of interactivity, information
search, depth and abundance of information and security.
According to Vijay et.al. (2017) point out that both internal and external elements
have a direct impact on website satisfaction. They highlight why and how website
satisfaction is important for the contribution of the purchase values and the website
atmosphere to the behavioral results by portraying their role as a mediator.
Reference:
Joven, P. A. (2019, November). Scope and limitations of an online ordering system.

Academia.edu. Retrieved From URL
https://www.academia.edu/41002010/CHAPTER_2_REVIEW_OF_THE_RELATED_LI
TERATURE

3. ONLINE SHOPPING BEHAVIOR OF YOUNG RUSSIAN CONSUMERS
According to (Chaffey, 2017) E-commerce can be defined as all electronically
forwarded transactions between a company and a third party. Thus it includes business-
to-business selling and a company’s internal processes supporting buying, selling,
recruiting and planning activities. Additionally non-financial transactions, such as
customer service, cooperating with business partners and electronic transactions within a
company are a part of e-commerce. E-commerce is the exchange of information across
electronic networks, at any stage in the supply chain, whether within an organization,
between businesses, between businesses and consumers, or between the public and
private sector, whether paid or unpaid.
Reference:
Piltti, T. (2014). Online shopping behavior of Young Russian Consumers. Karelia
University Of Applied Sciences.Retrieved From URL
https://www.theseus.fi/bitstream/handle/10024/79178/Piltti_Tiina.pdf.pdf?sequence=1&i
sAllowed=y
4. DIGITAL ECOMMERCE
An amalgamation of elements are bundled into a marketer’s efforts to execute a
digital commerce strategy. It is a Content creation such as blogs, product descriptions,
and social media postings research and development, promotions, analytics, marketing,

social media presence, customer satisfaction, and customer support are all essential
components of any digital commerce strategy.
According to (Malla, 2018.) establishing any kind of business globally e-
commerce should be taken into action. E-Commerce has designed the scheme or plan of
doing business properly. To establish the business globally they provide all the balanced
opportunities which help the customer to do online shopping and to do easy online
transaction. Many people still believe that the traditional type of business is much better
than online shopping. Therefore, here is some theory for the benefits of e-commerce to
make people aware of the unquestionable aspect of business. 24/7 services: Time factor
can be considered as one of the most important factors which improve or increase sales.
In this business, time restrictions have been eliminated by e-commerce; Cost effective:
The transaction cost is effectively less. Also, it reduces the marketing cost, upgrades
processing, inventory management, customer care, and so on.
Reference:
Pathak, C. (2020). Digital ecommerce . Retrieved From URL
https://www.theseus.fi/bitstream/handle/10024/353802/Pathak_Chiranjivi.pdf?sequence=
2&isAllowed=y

5. A BUSINESS MODEL FOR AN ONLINE CLOTHING STORE IN FINLAND
According to Pekesen (Feb, 2020) a business idea is the first step and the
beginning of a business. Business ideas are ideas that are valuable for customers,
profitable for the entrepreneur, and beneficial for society and are transformed into
services or products. I saw the potential growth for the fashion industry in Finland, as
mentioned above. Furthermore, I think that there should be more variety of clothing
brands in Finland. There are different brands to choose from; however, most of the
brands are fast-fashion labels such as H&M, Zara, Bik Bok, and test tubes. It seems that
the quality of these clothing brands does not satisfy customers.
Reference:
Le, T. (2020, June). Tuyen LE 1601495 a Business model for an online clothing store
Retrieved From URL
https://www.theseus.fi/bitstream/handle/10024/343828/Tuyen_Le_2020_06_16.pdf?sequ
ence=2&isAllowed=y
6. SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING FOR AFRICAN HANDMADE
ACCESSORIES COMPANY
According to (Mind tools, 2016) Marketing mix is tool created to structure how
companies would deliver goods to their consumers. This was based on four P’s which are
product, place, price and promotion. It was introduced in the 1960’s by E.J McCarthy.
The tool was used to deliver the products to their consumer at the right place and time.

In addition to Armstrong & Kotler (2017) one of the marketing aims is to satisfy
both human and social needs in a profitable manner. There are various ways in which
companies use to know consumers need. Once they know, establishment of good
relationship is the major aim for the company. One of the objectives in marketing is
adding value to new consumers and increasing the consumer base by satisfying the needs.
In addition to Philip Kotler & Gary Armstrong (2017) marketing evolved and
businesses connect with customer through digital platforms. The use of internet changed
the consumer’s perception of convenience, price and information about the price. Digital
marketing has influenced the marketer’s creation of values and maintaining customer
relationship. Internet and other form of digital networks have enabled more audience
control and increased knowledge on filtering marketing messages.
Reference:
Tanui, N. (2016). Natalie Tanui, Successful social media marketing for african hand
madeaccessoriescompany Retrieved From
URLhttps://www.theseus.fi/bitstream/handle/10024/119911/my%20thesis%202016.pdf?s
equence=1&isAllowed=y
7. ASSESSMENT OF SERVICE QUALITY OF SELECTED ONLINE SHOPPING
PLATFORMS
According to Rice (2018) online marketers’ website is an important medium for
communicating with customers over internet and also identifies the online shopping

experience (Rice, 1997). Online companies identify the web experience of customers and
with the use of that they can influence the virtual interaction as well as the buying process
by focusing their marketing efforts. Super customer web experience changes the
perceptions, attitudes and convert the person into a buyer. It is important for the
companies to identify relevant set of web experience components and the factors which
drive customers to online decision making process.
In addition to Zeithamal (2019) a well-structured and designed website creates an
interest in the products and service. Most of the marketers continuously adapted the
changes in market place by changing their website frequently to become relevant in the
market. A good quality website must provide all the necessary information about
products and services and also able to grab the attentions of the customers
Reference:
Bhatt, V., & Raval, H. P. (2021, May). Assessment of service quality of selected
onlineshopping.Retrieved From URL
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Viral-
Bhatt/publication/351775437_ASSESSMENT_OF_SERVICE_QUALITY_OF_SELECT
ED_ONLINE_SHOPPING_PLATFORMS/links/60a8e56945851522bc0af0a6/ASSESS
MENT-OF-SERVICE-QUALITY-OF-SELECTED-ONLINE-SHOPPING-
PLATFORMS.pdf

8. PERCEIVED IRRITATION IN ONLINE SHOPPING: THE IMPACT OF
WEBSITE DESIGN CHARACTERISTICS
According to Bassam Hasan (2016), Discomfort has been demonstrated to have a
negative impact on a variety of components of consumer purchase behavior. Despite the
massive growth of online shopping in recent years, there has been very little research on
perceived consumer irritation and its determinants in online shopping settings. This study
intends to close this gap by investigating the effects of visual, navigational, and
informational website design elements on consumers' reported discomfort during online
purchasing. The three website design traits have significant negative effects on felt
discomfort in the online buying context, according to data obtained from online
customers. These findings have important implications for web designers and online
retailers who want to create and maintain appealing websites that reduce frustration
among current and potential customers.
Reference:
Hasan, B. (2015, August 24). Perceived irritation in online shopping: The impact of
website design characteristics. Computers in Human Behavior.Retrieved From URL
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0747563215300686?via%3Dihub

9. STRATEGIC BEHAVIOR OF E-COMMERCE BUSINESSES IN ONLINE
INDUSTRY OF ELECTRONICS FROM A CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE
According to Hassan (2016) addressed aspects that do not suit to customers on the
website and discourage them from buying. He believes that in the traditional way of
purchasing, the customer can be influenced, for example, by an unpleasant confrontation
with the staff or other customers, and the literature has already sufficiently addressed
these aspects. In addition to Chen et al. (2014) & Svatošová (2015) the selection or
creation of a strategy should consider online customer behavior, customer retention and
growing customer value. Further point to the difference between strategy and business
model. The strategy includes a vision, setting itself in a competitive environment and
expressing an idea of the direction the company should take in the future.
Reference:
Svobodová, Z., & Rajchlová, J. (2020, October). Strategic behavior of e-commerce

businesses in online industry of Electronics from a Customer Perspective.
MDPI.Retrieved From URL
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3387/10/4/78

10. IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING ON ONLINE PURCHASES OF
CONUSMERS IN SELECTED CITIES OF INDIA WITH RESPECT TO FAST
MOVING CONSUMER GOODS- PERSONAL PRODUCTS.
According to Shivalub (2017) customers get influence with western culture and
becoming more and more brand conscious day by day and started doing daily online
shopping by India’s middle class young consumers. There are also major areas touched
by developing technology and internet. However there are following strong challenges on
online marketing in front of India such as lack of confidence since internet users in India
is penetrating slowly and people there are illiterate in computer since they are from rural
area. Also the possible poor quality of product might unease the consumers to avail
online. Also Online fraud Indian consumer has pulled away from internet due to
increasing on frauds. Consumers are not much aware about cyber laws and justice which
is a major challenge for e-marketers. Purchase decisions In Indian families purchase
decisions were majorly done by housewife. They are not properly internet shopping
educated, so online marketing is not so popular in India especially in terms of daily
product category.
Reference:
Shivalub . (2017).Impact of social media marketing on online purchases of consumers in

selected cities of India with respect to fast moving consumer goods- personal products.
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Local Literature, Studies and Systems
1. ONLINE SHOPPING
A leading online statistics company says the Philippines had e-commerce (online
shopping) sales of $ 1,237 million in 2017 and is expected to have a market size of $
2,619 in 2022.
Purchases Online attract customers because they offer convenience, savings, and a
variety of item options on one website. With less effort, customers can shop on websites
using Internet-connected devices (desktops, computers, laptops, and cell phones). One of
the incentives of the site is the offer in the form of discounts and savings that can attract
the customer and help them choose to buy online instead of a physical store. These
conditions are used as an opportunity for large retailers to ship their products efficiently
in order to generate more additional revenue. (Macarayo, 2017).
Reference:
“University of San Jose” (n.d.). Online shopping. Chapter 2 - rrl.docx - chapter 2 review
of related literature This chapter presents the related literature and studies after the
thorough and indepth. Retrieved From URL
https://www.coursehero.com/file/46139111/CHAPTER-2-RRLdocx/
2. DETERMINANT FACTORS AFFECTING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
AMONG FILIPINOS IN LAZADA ONLINE SHOPPING DURING COVID-19
PANDEMIC: A STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELING APPROACH

According to Prasetyo & Dela Fuente (2020) Due to the rapid advancement of the
internet, mobile applications, and other web technologies, online shopping is thriving in
the Philippines. It's a simple solution to the hectic lifestyle and COVID-19 pandemic that
the world is currently experiencing. According to a Statista analysis, the Philippines ranks
third among the world's fastest-growing e-commerce economies, outlasting its Southeast
Asian neighbor. Furthermore, according to a survey, Filipinos shop online for the ease of
not having to go to and queue at physical stores (58 percent), better pricing (47 percent),
and bargains (46 percent).
A key component of e-commerce success is analyzing consumer purchasing
decisions. It is impossible to develop e-commerce without recognizing the elements that
encourage online purchase, according to a study. E-commerce must establish the aspects
that must be met, as well as the criteria that must be met. Knowledge exploration was
described as an individual's actions when purchasing online in a study done to discover
attributes of persons making online purchases. A research of internet purchasing found
that positive shopping experiences and motivations result in high purchase intent.
Another study found that attitudes and changes in customers' attitudes toward
making online purchases are variables of online purchasing. On the contrary, a study
found that risk perception, enjoyment, social influence, and online advertising all had a
substantial impact on online shopping. In addition, customer feedback, trust, perceived
utility, and information quality are the most influential variables for consumers. Another
aspect, according to a study, is word-of-mouth, loyalty, and post-recovery satisfaction.

According to another study, purchasing decisions are influenced by price,
availability, scarcity, product specifics, conditions, and social media. The results of an
empirical study on customer satisfaction in online purchasing found that loyalty, price
sensitivity, quality, time, and information availability all had a major impact on
satisfaction.
Reference:
Dela Fuente, D. G., & Prasetyo, Y. T. (2020). Determinant factors affecting customer
satisfaction among Filipinos in Lazada online shopping during COVID-19
pandemic: A structural equation modeling approach. IEEE Xplore. Retrieved From
URL
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/9266734/authors
3. ONLINE SHOPPING
Online shopping began in 1979 by English businessman Michael Aldrich. His
system connected a modified home television to a real-time transaction processing
computer over a -household phone line. Today, online shopping is the current trend of the
generation due to the different benefits it offers for buyers and sellers. Consumers are
more confident buying a product after doing their own research online. (Eunyu Nis,
March 2014).

According to Svonavec (September 2017), online shopping has many positive
benefits for consumers. Online stores are open 24 hours a day, so the problem of closing
the store before the consumer can make it exceptionally efficient during the holidays does
not have to deal with long and annoying lines. Due to the lack of operating costs, online
retailers are able to sell products at lower prices so that online shopping is not only faster
and more convenient, but also cheaper than going to the store. While shopping online has
advantages, there are many disadvantages to doing business online. Delayed products can
be overwhelming for shoppers, especially during the holidays. Shoppers also lose face-to-
face communication that the online retailer cannot provide.
Reference:
Aldrich,Nis,Svonavec(1979,2014,2017).Online Shopping.U.K.Retrieved From
URLhttps://www.academia.edu/41002010/CHAPTER_2_REVIEW_OF_THE_RELATE
D_LITERATURE
4. ONLINE SHOPPING
According to France (October 2018) said, Filipino buyers also prefer to inspect
products themselves before purchasing, while others take into account the cost of
shipping and length of delivery time. Research Tech Lab (RTL) found that Filipinos are
safer if they review products before paying, while being able to accept the item
immediately after paying gives them peace of mind. It also recorded the appeal of online
shopping from July to September, which coincided with the promotion of major e-
commerce sites Lazada and Shopee. Here, the company found that 68.61% of Filipinos
still prefer traditional shopping. Since then, the market has grown rapidly.
In addition to Eshopworld.com, there are at least 37.7 million e-commerce users
in the country in 2018, up from 30.2 million in 2016. The number is expected to increase
to 53.8 million in 2020. A published report in May 2018 found that despite its growing
popularity, the Philippines is lagging behind in e-commerce sales in the Southeast Asian
region. (Eshopworld.com).
Reference:
Francia,Arra B.(October,2018)Filipinos still prefer in-store shopping over online
sites.,Retrieve form URL https://www.bworldonline.com/filipinos-still-prefer-in-store-
shopping-over-online-sites/
5. LOCAL ONLINE SELLERS MUST ADDRESS CHALLENGES TO ACHIEVE
GROWTH
ONLINE sellers in the Philippines are struggling with talent and resources to tap
into their enormous potential.
According to Vaibhav Dabhade (2019) there is a large community of online
sellers that is much underserved in the Philippine market. These vendors have enormous
potential for growth, but are often limited due to staff and resource shortages. In a recent
email interview with BusinessMirror.

In addition, the Philippines is a huge potential market with untapped e-commerce
opportunities for businesses in the area. As e-commerce penetration, infrastructure and
telecommunications growth continue to expand, there will be many opportunities in all
industries, such as logistics and retail, Dabhade added.
Reference:
Dabhade,Vaibhav(2019).Local online sellers must address challenges to achieve
growth,Retrieve From URL https://businessmirror.com.ph/2019/02/23/local-online-
sellers-must-address-challenges-to-achieve-growth/
6. CUSTOMERS’ PERCEPTION ON THE TRUSTWORTHINESS OF
ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: A QUALITATIVE STUDY
According to Segovia (2016) e-commerce was falling behind despite its fast
acceleration in the Philippines. One of the reasons was the lack of establishment in the
infrastructure which commonly involved the connectivity of the internet, electronic
payments, regulatory environment, and logistics. Internet problems were also present as
hindrances towards the further blooming of e-commerce in the Philippines. These internet
problems were the slow yet costly internet connection, internet hoaxes, the absence of
internet connectivity, and internet hacking.
Reference:

Segovia(p4.2016)Customers’ Perception on the Trustworthiness of Electronic
Commerce.,Bonifacio St. Davao City. Retrieve From URL/PDF FILE
https://files.osf.io/v1/resources/msdpg/providers/osfstorage/5ea5ec743854e200cd69e1d2
?direct=&mode=render#:~:text=As%20stated%20by%20Page%204,%2C%20regulatory
%20environment%2C%20and%20logistics.
7. FACTORS AFFECTING CONSUMER SATISFACTION TO ONLINE
SHOPPING
Most companies expand their network through an online platform. In different
scenarios (eg. pandemic situations), market providers must be versatile and adaptable to
different types of sales channels. This document outlined the factors that influence
consumer satisfaction when shopping online, such as reliability and responsiveness,
security and empathy, and tangibility. This document identified the significant difference
between the gender of the respondents and the factors that influence consumer
satisfaction with online purchases. In this work a descriptive method was used. A total of
487 online consumers (219 men and 268 women) in the city of Cabanatuan were included
in this study using a legacy questionnaire with legacy Likert scale responses. Based on
the data collected, the researchers drew four conclusions. First of all, respondents have a
high level of trust in their respective websites / apps for online shopping. Therefore, it is
recommended that online shopping website / app owners work to improve order
cancellation and return.

Reference:
Santos, K. E. S., & Santos, A. R. (2020). Factors Affecting Consumer Satisfaction to
Online Shopping. Journal of Humanities and Education Development (JHED), 2(6), 571–
575. Retrieved from URL https://www.theshillonga.com/index.php/jhed/article/view/157
8. ONLINE BUYING PREFEENCES OF COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ACCOUNTANCY EMPLOYEES
According to Brendon Guzman (2016) Online shopping behavior, which is also
called online buying behavior and Internet shopping/buying behavior, refers to the
process of buying products or services via the Internet. The process consists of five steps
similar to those linked with traditional shopping behavior. Typically, when potential
patrons find the need for some merchandise or service, they use a search engine and look
for need-related information. However, at times potential patrons are easily enticed by
information about products or services associated with the felt need. They then look for
other options and choose the one that best fits their standards for meeting the felt need.
Finally, a transaction is conducted and after-sales services are provided.
Reference:
Guzman, B. (2016). Online buying prefeences of College of Business Entrepreneurship
and Accountancy Employees.Retrieved From URL

https://garph.co.uk/IJARMSS/June2019/G-2646.pdf
9. DETERMINANTS OF E-COMMERCE ADOPTION OF PHILIPPINE
BUSINESS
According to Serafica & Albert (2018) they notes that technological
developments actually increase the likelihood of e-commerce occurring not only among
formal businesses but also between consumers, However, this study is unable to
distinguish the type of e-commerce relative to what is being traded: goods, services, or
data. The characteristics of the products being digitally ordered and/or delivered, while
closely related to the industry classification of the establishment, needs to be analyzed
further as product specific characteristics may affect the engagement of firms in e-
commerce. This can occur because of product-related regulations or characteristics. As
this study explores only the determinants of e-commerce adoption, the regression
equations are limited only to the characteristics of firms engaged in e-commerce with no
explanatory variable looking at specific policy variables. Further study can, for instance,
explore the role of incentives on the adoption of e-commerce.
Reference:
Serafica and Albert. (2018). Determinants of e-commerce adoption of Philippine
businesses.Retrieved From URL

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/349607200_Determinants_of_E-
Commerce_Adoption_of_Philippine_Businesses
10. Employment Impact of Business-to-Consumer E-commerce on Philippine
Workers
According to (Soriano, 2017) On the side of consumers, e-commerce is affecting
business through consumer empowerment. The Philippine Department of
Commerce(1901) notes that with e-commerce, there is an increase in customer choice
and convenience, more complete information, lower prices, and better customization.
With various websites to choose from, consumers are not anymore limited to the physical
stores near their homes or offices. They can shop even in stores from different countries.
For instance, with most newspapers going online, readers can now access information
from newspapers around the world. The number one reason cited by consumers for
making an online purchase is convenience. Indeed, shopping on the internet can save
time. In traditional commerce, a consumer would go to stores to look for a particular item
he is interested in and then compare the prices from different stores
Reference:
De Vera, R. (2017). Employment Impact of Business-to-Consumer E-commerce on
Philippine Workers. Retrieved From URL

https://pidswebs.pids.gov.ph/CDN/PUBLICATIONS/pidsrp0402.pdf
Synthesis of the Reviewed Literature, Studies and Systems
The studies undertaking the result of being associated, affiliated and becoming
familiarized with e-commerce reveals that there are plenty of insights, different
preferences, and different opinions that we could find out in every literature we cite.
According to Chaffey (2017) e-commerce could be a good establishment for
having cash payment transactions between customers and business merchandisers. And
further to support from Malla (2018) that usage of e-commerce must be promote and do
globally. Although the idea of using e-commerce as the main source for transactions and
incomes Pekesen (2020) stated that, it is still important to become literate first in business
industry and entrepreneurship. Also the idea of having to study the field of
entrepreneurship Mind tools (2016) implies that, they should consider how they would
deliver good service and quality product to their customers, that was based on four P’s
which are product, place, price and promotion.
However, Rice (2018) said that while being associated and literate with e-
commerce, there is an alternative that we can also considerate such as online marketer’s
website, since it is an important medium for communicating with customers, online
companies identify the web experience of customers and with the use of that they can
influence the virtual interactions. Although a lot of possible feedback and outcome results

we could see because of E-commerce or any other online platform (Bassam Hasan,
2016).
There are negative impact on a variety of components of consumer purchase
behavior. This further supports from Hassan (2016) that indicates discouraging
consumers from buying online might be a cause for the negative impacts they find. Such
as an unpleasant way of confronting customers. The negative impacts further support
according to Shivalub (2017) which says that there are some challenges consumers
encounter about online marketing such as lack of confidence, poor internet connectivity,
purchase decision, as well as online fraud Indian consumer. Although some of this
studies have been result of negative impact. Prasetyo & Delafuente (2020) found out that
there are a lot of participants and people who use the internet mobile application, and
other web technologies especially in our current situations that experience COVID-19
pandemic. The rate of using online websites and application rise exponentially and e-
commerce are often being use.
In addition Eunyu Nis (2014) added that online shopping is the current trend of
the generations due to different benefits it offers for buyers and sellers. Unlike from the
found out study of Shivalub (2017) these one attain plenty of good feedback in addition
to Svonavec (2017)online shopping has many positive benefits for consumers such as
24/7 open, option for choosing item is more flexible, and also can avail in cheap prices.
Although it appeals that availing of product for cheap prices is convenient(France, 2018)
said Filipino buyers also prefer to inspect products themselves before purchasing, while

others take into account the cost of shipping and length of delivery time. Although the
studies says only about the outcomes it may produce for consumers, there is also a study
which focuses on the side of online merchandisers.
According to Jovilyn Fadol (2019).There is a large community of online sellers
that is much underserved in the Philippine market. These vendors have enormous
potential for growth, but are often limited due to staff and resource shortages, in a recent
email interview with BusinessMirror. This further supports the negativity of Philippine
online merchandisers (Segovia, 2016) as they experience failing behind because of the
lack of establishment such as poor internet connectivity, electronic payments and
regularly environment. (Brendon Guzman, 2016) Now this just proves that despite the
lack of establishment we have, the process and the systematic routine of internet
shopping still continues and because of the continual use of e-commerce and online shop
platform Serafica & Albert (2018) notes that technological developments actually
increase the likelihood of e-commerce occurring not only among formal businesses but
also between consumers The characteristics of the products being digitally ordered and/or
delivered, while closely related to the industry classification of the establishment, needs
to be analyzed further as product specific characteristics may affect the engagement of
firms in e-commerce. This further supports that the impact of E-commerce greatly
influence the business management and entrepreneur ship The Philippine Department of
Commerce (1901) notes that with e-commerce, there is an increase in customer choice
and convenience, more complete information, lower prices, and better customization.

CHAPTER III
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
This chapter discusses the technical specifications of the hardware and software
requirements that has been used in developing and implementation of this project.
Mainly presented, it focuses on specifying each important components that may be found
in the categories of software and hardware. Along with giving the specific components
and with a brief description of them. It is presented in a tables and explains why it is
relevantly important for developing the system.
SOFTWARE
The following software are used in the convenient development of this system.
This will serve to advocate in creating a fully working system. The specifications are
listed below along with a descriptions.
Table 1. System Software Requirements
Software Specification Description

Operating System Windows 10 An operating system that is
generally flexible and
compatible for any type of
program. And is majority of
devices are being reliant with

this Operating system.
Browser Google Chrome An application or search
engine that has a multi
functionality purposes. And
is generally use, to access
websites.
Integrated Development Microsoft Visual Studio Microsoft Visual Studio is
Environment(IDE) Version 2015 an IDE made by
Microsoft and used for
different types of software
development such as
computer programs,
websites, web apps, web
services, and mobile apps. It
contains completion tools,
compilers, and other features
to facilitate the software
development process
Programming language Visual Basic Visual Basic (VB) is an
event-driven programming

language and environment
from Microsoft that provides
a graphical user interface
(GUI) which allows
programmers to modify code
by simply dragging and
dropping objects and
defining their behavior and
appearance.
Database Software MySQL: 64bit Processor It is an open-source relational
database management
system (RDBMS). A
relational database organizes
data into one or more data
tables in which data types
may be related to each other;
these relations help structure
the data.
Database Software XAMPP It is a free and open-source
cross-platform web server
solution stack bundle built by

Apache Friends, which
consists mostly of the
Apache HTTP Server,
MariaDB database, and
interpreters for PHP and Perl
scripts.
Table 1 present the summarize requirements that is significantly relevant for
developing the proposed system. It includes mainly the Database Software, Integrated
Development Environment (IDE) which are responsible and mainly use for programming
language. Visual Studio also serves as a programming language although there are some
differences between the program languages of JavaScript and Visual studio, along with
the Database which is MySQL. It is still exclusively important to include. As for the
systems reliability and compatibility, windows 10 are much favorable to choose

HARDWARE
Table 2 shows the hardware requirements that is needed for completion of the
system. It specify each categories that is necessarily important for creating it. Those
category we specify are usually the things to consider including the RAM, Storage, and
processor or in general, a complete set of computer or personal laptop. Also it is
important to have an accessible network that serves as an internet provider for the search
engine or any application inside the computer such as Google chrome etc. Therefore it is
also important for completing the system.
TECHNOLOGIES
E-Commerce/ Lazada/ Shoppee
E-commerce (electronic commerce) refers to the purchasing and selling of goods
and services, as well as the transmission of payments and data, over an electronic
network, most commonly the internet. Business-to-business (B2B), business-to-consumer
(B2C), consumer-to-consumer, and consumer-to-business transactions are all possible.
Payment System
Any system that settles financial transactions by transferring monetary value is
referred to as a payment system. This refers to the institutions, instruments, people,
norms, procedures, standards, and technologies that enable it to be exchanged. These
systems, such as GCash and PayMaya, can be used to pay for online purchases made by
customers.
Web Based Technologies
It is an application that mainly found over the network and is accessible through
the internet many types of applications can be classify such as blogs, discussion boards,
conferencing sessions tools, online multimedia and mobile technologies, online games
which help individuals to explore, communicate and connect over the people

DIAGRAMS AND FLOWCHARTS

CONTEXT DIAGRAMS

USE CASE DIAGRAM

NETWORK LAYOUT

CHAPTER IV
METHODOLOGIES
This chapter describes the methodologies used by the proponents in developing
the project. The descriptive method is used by the researchers to acquire data on the
current state of the situation, as well as to interpret what is known about variables or
conditions in the scenario. As it is important for the researchers to repeatedly become
informed about the customers’ preferences.
System Requirement Specifications
Home page Gilmore Online shop. In this section, it represents the homepage of the Web
based online shopping system of Gilmore Computer peripheral shop, it is mainly all
about selling computer items and other computer hardware and software devices that we

may found inside of the system. It has a navigation bar from the upper right side corner of
the screen which are the Home, Products, About, Contact, Account that are being
interconnected or hyperlinked from other individual components of the system that we
could see in the another section and clicking the “Explore now” button will navigate the
user into the next step or tab of the system.
Register Section. In this sector it shows the interface that illustrate and suggest people to
register, user should register and log in first before availing item. Users who wants to
create an account should fill up the needed requirements in the picture such as the
username, email and password, click register and sign up. Your account, especially the
email will be automatically directed from the database of the system.

Log in Section. In this sector, users who have been done with doing the register of
account may now begin to log in their username and password.

Product Sections. In this sector, all products in Gilmore Shop that are being promoted
can be found here. It specify or shows here the picture of the product, the details about its
specs, and the amount of quantity that users wanted to order and also the prices.

Add to cart Product. In this sector, it shows the selected items that users decided to buy.
There is a feature called Add to cart where in the users will proceed to buy the selected
items.
All products display. In this sector. It simply illustrate all the available products that
users may see inside the system. Along with a descriptions of each computer peripherals
and also the prices are indicated below.

Promotion and exclusive item display. In this sector mostly they display only products
that seems to have more impact on the users. It is often considered as exclusive item
where in majority of users will likely avail it.

Featured and latest product display. In this sector mostly all about the highlight
product items. Navigating in this sector will help the users to have general idea about
what is new and featured items they may consider to avail.
System Development Methodologies
The researchers, as well as the members decided to rely their basis on creating
each relevant phase in creating the system using an agile methodology that includes the
requirement phase, design phase, develop phase, test phase, and deploy phase. The team
shows their passion in sticking at customers’ preferences as it is needed to integrate and
upgrade the system repeatedly, feedback cycles and continues improvement. The
developers are able to adjust and modify the system because the process, design,
deployment are being reevaluated continuously.

The Beginning of agile methodology which is the requirements phase include
the action of gathering the projects requirements. Every members in the team gave their
ideas, thoughts, insights, and opinions that could be significantly important such as
describing each important and specific goals that would help to define the proposed
systems. It also includes the separation and distribution of each essential works to lessen
the unnecessary labor. Gathering data as much as possible are important, so that
developers could have more options and basis to begin in the development phase and
further to add that having plenty of data and information is essentially important since
there are tendency that development phase would fail to cover up all the requirements. So
having plenty of data and gathered information may help to improve accuracy,
preparedness and redoing of work. The next are the design phase. In this stage, the
proponents of designing the system will be based from the preferences and compatibility
of the client. As the developers should adjust the design based on the liking of the clients.
In this phase creating a prototype system are essential as it will serve as the basis in
formulating the upgraded version of the system. Developer team would begin to create
working system based on upon agreement of the said goals. Next are the development
phase. In this phase, the team will begin the intended figure of the system. Where in the
important components and essential tools shall be included in accordance of client needs.
The team will implement all the previous works and ideas that we come up together.
Culminate it and finalize all the necessary components. Quality assurance testing, internal
and external training, and documentation development will all take place throughout the
test phase. The one who advocate the system will begin to perform some run time of the
process to ensure the codes are functioning well, and the Systems are running with no
errors or malfunctioning. Finally the deployment phase, this will be the final
culmination of formulating the system. This will involve now an input from other party
involve to ensure and see its compatibility and working running state and eventually
evaluate from the beginning to integrate and upgrade the system.

Conceptual Framework
Testing Procedure
This section will illustrate the functionalities of the system related to the
developing and testing procedure.
1. Reliability: The Online ordering computer system are specifically use only by local
businesses such as the PC Gilmore Shop. Unlike from other manufacturer. It only relies
only within itself.

2. Compatibility: The system does not have any problem with its compatibility in any
operating system.
3. Usability: The Online Ordering Computer System are extremely easy to understand
the components and environmental figures. The interface of the system are also user-
friendly so user will not have problem with interacting on it.
4. Performance Efficiency: The Online ordering computer system has accuracy
especially when it comes in the specifications of each computer peripherals. Availing of
items and selection of products.
5. Functional Sustainability: The system facilitate its features by continually integrating
it. New features to be added, new computer product items to be shown.
6. System Integrity: System requires to register account for the customers to use.
7. Maintainability: Clients could maintain their computer products in their own accord.
Control the amount of items. The developers are also in continues support of maintaining
the system in case some malfunctioning occur from the system
The team begins the project by collecting all the relevant components and things
to consider during the brainstorming or creation of the proposal such as the important
reasons like the general objectives, specific goals sample issue with reliable solution.
Now that we have speculate a problem along with a possible solutions. The team started
now to have basis of what our system would turn out to be. And begin to gather as much
as possible data. With the agreement of all members. We decided to inquire on a

company concerning on improving their business. By becoming involve with the
company. We now have basis we could use as a stepping stone of creating system.
Identifying what the companies may need, what they lacked and what they should
improve. The team identifies the objectives, scope and delimitation of the proposed
system and begin now in creating a system design with user friendly interface to help
other users as well as the companies to easily understand each components inside of the
system.
For the testing, Researchers may now begin to evaluate every programs that their
developers created. And make sure that, each components are functioning well enough
and does not have any technical errors. Also it is important to assess the system based on
the clients’ preferences and needs.

CHAPTER V
SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
This chapter contains the summary and recommendations that have been reached
by the proponents whilst undertaking this project. The results of the project are
summarized to show how effective the system is and recommendations are given as well
to further improve future development of the project or for future researchers.
Summary
The proposal of this study clarifies the importance of availing computer
peripheral items in the Gilmore shop. The Online Computer Gilmore shop demonstrate
its capability by establishing a good relationship between the company and buyer in a
way that they can interact in another approach such as using an online Web based
platform. The usage of this System is to serve as an extension of promoting computer
items in another systematical approach. Unlike in other traditional and local business
marketing. This system may help the company to display their computer peripherals not
only in the traditional aspect such as selling them physically but also promote them in a
wider areas. The proposed systems requires a device such mobiles and computers to show
its interfaces and features. Also an internet provider that would connect the System
worldwide
Recommendations
The proposed online ordering system allows the companies to upgrade their
business marketing by facilitating their products through an online based platform.

Online ordering of computer items are known for their extensive capabilities in
promoting products. The systems benefit the customers by having them more enough
time to look for their Computer preferences. Also customers save the trouble of randomly
looking for a quality computer items. This type of system regulates customers’
preferences. They also may not have any trouble interacting with the systems since it has
a user friendly interface that helps the customers to understand the environmental features
inside it. The PC Gilmore shop has a manual physical shop only. Innovating it using an
online based platform will surely help the company to increase their marketing rate.

APPENDIX A
Gantt chart

APPENDIX B
System Software Requirements
Software Specification Description
Operating System Windows 10 An operating system that is
generally flexible and
compatible for any type of
program. And is majority of
devices are being reliant with
this Operating system
Browser Google Chrome An application or search
engine that has a multi
functionality purposes. And
is generally use, to access
websites
Integrated Development Microsoft Visual Studio Microsoft Visual Studio is
Environment(IDE) Version 2015 an IDE made by
Microsoft and used for
different types of software
development such as
computer programs,

websites, web apps, web
services, and mobile apps. It
contains completion tools,
compilers, and other features
to facilitate the software
development process
Programming language Visual Basic Visual Basic (VB) is an
event-driven programming
language and environment
from Microsoft that provides
a graphical user interface
(GUI) which allows
programmers to modify code
by simply dragging and
dropping objects and
defining their behavior and
appearance.
Database Software MySQL: 64bit Processor It is an open-source relational
database management
system (RDBMS). A
relational database organizes

data into one or more data
tables in which data types
may be related to each other;
these relations help structure
the data.
Database Software XAMPP It is a free and open-source
cross-platform web server
solution stack bundle built by
Apache Friends, which
consists mostly of the
Apache HTTP Server,
MariaDB database, and
interpreters for PHP and Perl
scripts.

APPENDIX C
Hardware System Requirement
Hardware Specification Description
Processor Intel core i5 It's a logic circuit that
handles fundamental
computer commands and
process basic computer
instructions
Personal computer/Laptop Windows 10 64bit A multi functionality device
that perform arithmetic and
logical instructions that is
being manipulated and used
by individuals. And has the
capability of performing
plenty of actions such as
store, retrieve, and process
data.
Router with internet TP-Link TL- WR85ON A router is a network
connectivity Wireless Router N300 switching device that may
route network packets to

other networks or devices
based on their addresses.
They're utilized for a variety
of purposes, including
Internet access, network
coupling, and VPN
connections between branch
offices and a central office
(Virtual Private Network)

APPENDIX D
Flow Chart

APPENDIX E
Context Diagram

APPENDIX F
Use Case Diagram

APPENDIX G
Network Layout

APPENDIX H
Agile Methodology

APPENDIX I
Conceptual Framework

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CURRICULUM
VITAE

HERSON ARCH BANGAY

06 Akasya St. Sapamanai East Fairview, Quezon City
0935 978 9349
hersonbangay28@gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Date of Birth: September 28, 2001
Place of Birth: Quezon City
Citizenship: Filipino
Gender: Male
Civil Status: Single
Interest: Singing
______________________________________________________________________
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Primary: Fairview Elementary School
Secondary: North Fairview High School JHS
North Fairview High School SHS
Tertiary:
Bachelor: Quezon City Polytechnic University (Information Technology)
______________________________________________________________________
PERSONAL QUALIFICATION
 Hard worker, committed to work
 Motivated, well-disciplined individual
 Attentive to detail and very conscious

JERICHO MARTIN CASTRO Your photo

#171 Sitio Ruby St. Fairview Quezon City
here 1x1
0927 165 5652
jericho.castro69@gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: May 01, 2002
Place of Birth: Pandi Bulacan
Gender: Male
Interest: Learning something new
______________________________________________________________________
Primary: San Roque Elementary School
Secondary: North Fairview High School
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________
 Hard working and willing to learn
 Enthusiasm and personal drive
 Good player as a team

JAMES EUGENE DIAZ

#15 Dama De Noche St. Payatas A Quezon City
0961 509 0355
jameseugene.diaz@gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: July 29, 2000
Gender: Male
Interest: Coding
______________________________________________________________________
Primary: Melancio M. Castelo Elementary School
Secondary: Mary the Queen College of Quezon City
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________
 Dedicated and hard-working individual
 Ability to advance a higher job levels with actives efforts toward self-
development and advancement

DEMELES DOLFO, JR. Your photo

Blk. 8 Lot 10 Pines Ville, North Fairview, Quezon City
here 1x1
0917 7654321
jamesdc@yahoo.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth:
Place of Birth:
Citizenship:
Gender:
Civil Status:
Interest:
______________________________________________________________________
Primary:
Secondary:
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________

DANIELI ESCABAS
14 Iyos Compound, Alton St. Batasan Hills, Q.C
0917 765 4321
danieliescabas15@gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: June 18, 2002
Gender: Female
Interest: Music
______________________________________________________________________
Primary: Pres. Corazon C. Aquino Elementary School
Secondary: Eclaro Academy
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________
 Dedicated and Hardworking
 Flexible and Open Minded
 Enjoying Challenge
 Time Management

JOHN NEIL ESTROBILLO

#104 Odigal Street, Commonwealth, Quezon City
0960 632 7799
johnneil.estrobillo@gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: November 15, 2000
Gender: Male
Interest: Singing
______________________________________________________________________
Primary: Benigno S. Aquino Jr. Elementary School
Secondary:
Junior High School:
Commonwealth High School JHS
Senior High School:
South East Asia Institute of Trade and Technology SHS
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________
 Time Management
 Enjoy working with people
 Determined

MARCHIE GOÑA
38 B Dalton St. Brgy., Holy Spirit, Quezon City
0950 670 3611
marchie.gona002@gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: February 17, 2002
Gender: Female
Interest: Dancing
______________________________________________________________________
Primary: Mustard Montessori School
Holy Spirit Elementary School
Secondary: Judge Feliciano Belmonte Sr. High School
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________
 Flexible
 Hard-working
 Effective communicator
MAY ANN FE KAMATOY

Blk.12 Lot 1 Bistek Ville 1 Molave St., Brgy. Payatas B, Quezon City
0910 401 7836
mayannfe.kamatoy@gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: February 9, 2000
Gender: Female
Interest: Dancing
______________________________________________________________________
Primary: Quirino Elementary School
Secondary: Ramon Magsaysay (Cubao) High School JHS
Our Lady of Fatima University SHS
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________
 Dedicated and hard-working individual
 Ability to advance a higher job levels with actives efforts toward self-
development and advancement
ELAIJA LAVEGA

1297 Damside St., Doña Nicasia, Commonwealth, Quezon City

0947 252 8964
elaija.lavega026@gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: October 26, 2001
Place of Birth: City of San Jose Del Monte Bulacan
Gender: Female
Interest: Calligraphy
______________________________________________________________________
Primary: Muzon Pabahay Elementary School
Secondary: Justice Cecilia Muñoz Palma Senior High School
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________
 Dedicated and Hardworking
 Enjoying Challenge
 Time Management
RICARDO MACAYAN

171 Adarna St. Unit 5 Barangay Commonwealth Quezon City

0977 172 6080
macayanricardo25@gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: September 25, 2001
Gender: Male
Interest:
______________________________________________________________________
Primary: Dona Juana Elementary School
Secondary: Holy Spirit National High School
South East Asia Institute of Trade and Technology
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________
 Dedicated to give his best for the company applied.
 Enjoy working with people – build strong relationships easily.
 Flexible and adaptable to changes
 Determined

CURRICULUM VITAE
MAHINAY,JOSHUA PHILIP M.
357 UNIT BLDG 3 MRB CMP DRIVE BRGY COMM.
09560839320
mahinayjosh27@gmail.com
_____________________________________________________________________-
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Date of Birth: January 27, 2001
Gender: Male
Interest: Coding
______________________________________________________________________
Primary: Manuel Luis Elementary School (MLQES)
Secondary: North Fairview High School (NFHS)
Senior High: North Fairview Senior High School (NFSHS)
Tertiary: Bachelor: Quezon City Polytechnic University (Information Technology)
______________________________________________________________________
 Enjoy working with people – build strong relationships easily
 Responsible in doing task and manage the time.

ALJINGGO MAHUSAY Your photo

Blk. 8 Lot 10 Pines Ville, North Fairview, Quezon City
here 1x1
0917 7654321
jamesdc@yahoo.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth:
Place of Birth:
Citizenship:
Gender:
Civil Status:
Interest:
______________________________________________________________________
Primary:
Secondary:
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________

RENJIE PETALLANA
651 Dao St. San Jose Rodriguez Rizal
0956 558 9340
rencepetallana8@gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: October 06, 2001
Place of Birth: Montalban, Rizal
Gender: Male
Interest: Sketching
______________________________________________________________________
Primary: San Jose Elementary School (SJES)
Secondary: San Jose National High School (SJNHS) JSH
San Jose Litex Senior High School (SJLSHS) SHS
Tertiary:
______________________________________________________________________
 Long patience and hardworking.
 Responsible in doing task and manage the time.


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QUEZON CITY UNIVERSITY i

PC GILMORE ONLINE COMPUTER PERIPHERALS FOR

A System, Analysis and Design Project Documentation

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN

Zharina Torres Pascual, MIT

System, Analysis, and Design Mentor

Approved by the Committee for Project Presentation with a notation of

ISAGANI M. TANO, DIT

ISAGANI M. TANO, DIT

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

On behalf of the project's researcher, we dedicate this to the students of Quezon

comes to conduct research.

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

assistance in completing this assignment and study endeavor.

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

end of your project development.)

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Approval Sheet ....................................................................................................................ii

Executive Summary ............................................................................................................v

List Of Appendices ..............................................................................................................x

CHAPTER I Project Background........................................................................................1

Project Background and Context .....................................................................................1

Project Purpose and Description......................................................................................2

Main Objective ............................................................................................................2

Specific Objectives ......................................................................................................2

Scope and Delimitations of the Project ...........................................................................3

Definition of Terms .........................................................................................................3

CHAPTER II Review of Related Literature and System ....................................................6

CHAPTER III Technical Specifications............................................................................29

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Diagrams and Flowcharts ..............................................................................................36

Use Case Diagram .........................................................................................................38

Network Layout .............................................................................................................39

System Requirement Specifications ..............................................................................40

System Development Methodologies ............................................................................46

CHAPTER V Summary and Recommendation.................................................................52

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Table no. Table Title Page No.

1 System Software Requirements 29

2 Hardware System Requirement 33

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Figure no. Figure Title Page No.

1 Diagrams and Flowcharts 36

3 Use Case Diagram 38

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Appendix Title Page No.

B System Software Requirements 55

C System Software Requirements 58

F Use Case Diagram 62

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

As we continue to live in a world where the pandemic is the center of everything

of online shopping. Therefore, all of us suggested the idea of promoting Computer

Project Background and Context

“PC Gilmore Computer Centers or PC Gilmore Corporation” is one of today’s

Gilmore started out as a computer-retailing business with a vision to deliver utmost

customer satisfaction at competitive prices without compromising quality. The business

expanded by adding systems integration and internet telephony to its services. To

accommodate the ever-increasing demand of its customers, it finally expanded to the

Project Purpose and Description