R2s: A Repository Platform For Research Offices In The Higher Education Institution (Hei's) In The Philippines
Keywords:
Research Repository, Data Archiving, Software Development, Higher Education InstitutionAbstract
The purpose of the study was to create a research repository system as a databank for thesis documents of the undergraduate and graduate students that provide a secure, efficient, and reliable repository; develop a user friendly design, and prove that the developed design complies with the system requirements and specifications. The researchers used a model to help the development be successful so that the user would appreciate the project. It followed the Agile-model procedure under the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) in verifying and validating the application. The researcher used a survey questionnaire to determine the platform's effectiveness as the students and research coordinators rated at some universities in Negros Occidental, Philippines. Upon completing the study, the researchers found out that the respondents wanted the system to be implemented for better and well-managed data archiving of research digital content.
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