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    Acceptability of blue ternate (Clitoria ternatea) flower pandesal
    (Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University – Mid La Union Campus, 2021-10) Duculan, Dibbie Ann H.; Banguel, Irish Joy S.; Flaminiano, Hannah Mae A.; Morante, Joel; Naui, Kristine M.; Salvidar, Luzviminda M.; Somera, Jake Tyrone I.; Malig, Virginia R.; Nisperos, Criselda V.
    Blue Ternate Flower was utilized for new formulation of Pandesal. The study was product development research using the experimental method and Complete Randomize Design (CRD) in sensory evaluation. Specifically, (1) to formulate the Blue Ternate Flower Pandesal. (2) to determine the sensory characteristics in terms of appearance, chewability, color, internal grain, taste, texture, and general acceptability.(3)to determine the level of acceptability of the most acceptable Blue Ternate Flower Pandesal. (4) to determine the microbiological qualities of the Blue Ternate Flower Pandesal. (5) to compute the production cost of the most acceptable Blue Ternate Flower Pandesal. The new product developed has 100% of Blue Ternate Flower. It has no significantly different in all the sensory characteristics in the probability level of 0.01. All the sensory characteristics was found like extremely. All the test parameters passed due to good manufacturing practices. It is very affordable at Php 3.00 per pieces at 15 grams.
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    Improvised electronics service organizer
    (Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University – Mid La Union Campus, 2021-12) Delos Reyes, Trisha Mae H.; Duculan, Mae Anne A.; Balagot, Bernard C.; Villarente, Trisha Amor J.; Runtal, Reden H.; Cabola, Jan Jeric O.; Corpuz, Benedict L.; Estacio, Jr., Rolando M.; Abrenica, Luis M.; Palabay, Victorio C.; Somera, Jake Tyrone I.; Fontanos, Eligio Joel V.
    Electronic technicians work in designing, developing as well as servicing electronic devices. In so doing, technicians need a workbench where they could work on and storage where they could organize their tools and equipment. The purpose of this study was to develop the Improvised Electronic Service Organizer; specifically, this study sought to design and construct the IESO; conduct performance test; evaluate the IESO to determine its levels of technical performance, functionality, and acceptability; and to construct an operations manual. Through project-development and descriptive-evaluative research design, findings showed that the developed IESO was appraised as very good in technical performance as well as in its functionality and acceptability.