COMPSIMU: A 3D Assembly and Disassembly Simulator
- LAINES Y. ALIMURUNG
- VINCENT JAY R. GUIAO
- KENJI B. HIDAKA
- DOMINIC M. JUBINAL
- DANNIELE R. SARMIENTO
- JANNELA MAE P. SUBIDO
- ROBHERT M. BAMBA
- DENNIS L. TACADENA
Abstract
The present technology is evolving at a fast pace, and a lot of today’s youths are becoming interested in it. Today’s generation is more involved in technology than we are. They are exposed to technology from a young age, making them fall in love and curious. The researchers thought about how students interested in computer-related courses could be illiterate in some aspects and cause accidents that would result in damaged equipment and concluded that would resolve the problem. The researchers made a study for a ‘Computer Simulation.’ The modified waterfall method was used in the study as a guide for the development. The researchers successfully conducted alpha and beta tests administered to 3 IT professionals and 26 random students of Mabalacat City College. Based on 25010 and the Likert scale as a base and guide, the overall rated mean of the alpha test is 4.76, an “Excellent” Score, while the beta test’s total mean is 4.74, also an “Excellent” Score. The results of both the Alpha and Beta tests indicated that the application met the specified requirements. Consequently, the researchers determined that the overall objectives were successfully achieved.
