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III. RESEARCH PAPERS FLORES, Sylvia Community Outreach Programs of Colleges and Universities (1) in Dumaguete City RP/F66 YAP, Vince Jerome Lot Valuation and Marketing Practices of Selected Lending C. (1) Firms in Mandaue City RP/Y19 IV. LIST OF UNDERGRADUATE THESES A. COLLEGE OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AUTHOR TITLE YEAR 1. NAVEA, Grace, Proposed Computerized Land Assessment et al. System of the Municipality of Panglao, Bohol Mar. 2000 2. DE LA CRUZ, Marilyn, Proposed Computerization of Patient’s et al. Record and Billing System of Cong. Simeon Toribio Memorial Hospital of Carmen, Bohol Mar. 1999 3. ESTRELLA, Karen Proposed Computerization of Patient’s Pearl, et al. Record and Billing System of Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial Hospital Tagbilaran City 1999-2000 4. PAVELADA, Violeta, Proposed Computerization of the Budget et al. System of Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial Hospital, Tagbilaran City Mar. 1999 5. ALINGIG, Helen, et al. Proposed Computerization of the Budgeting and Planning System of the Municipality of Ubay, Bohol Mar. 1999 6. HAMAC, Jaime Jr., A Proposal for Computerization of et al. Budget System of Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Bohol Mar. 2000 7. DAG-UM, Desiree, et al. A Study and Proposal for Computerization on the Cash Collection and Disbursement System of the Office of the Treasurer at the Town Hall of Dagohoy, Bohol Oct. 1999 8. DECASA, Chella, et al. A Proposed Computerization Cash and Disbursement System of the Treasurer’s Office of the Municipality of Butuan Mar. 2000 9. AMOGUIS, Celerina, A Proposed Computerized Credit and et al. Collection System of Cahayag Multi- Purpose Cooperative 10. ABULOC, Narcisa, et al. A Proposed Computerized Credit and Collection System of Commodity Lending Investors, Inc. Mar. 2000 11. CAPINO, Lorna, et al. A Proposed Computerization of Credit and Collection System of GLY Lending Investor Tagbilaran City Mar. 2000 12. ELLIVERA, Gladys, A Proposed Computerization of the et al. Credit and Collection System of GMPCI ( Jagna Multi- Purpose Cooperative Inc.) Mar. 2000 13. AGUA, Ursula, et al. A Proposed Computerization Credit and Collection System of VELFA Lending Investors, Inc.Poblacion , Panglao, Bohol 1999-2000 14. CALIO, Melona, et al. A Proposed Computerization Credit and Collection System of Asian Lending Investors, Incorporated, Tagbilaran City Oct. 2000 15. PONIO, Mary Grace, A Proposed Computerized Credit and et al. Collection System of Holy Spirit Multi- Purpose Cooperative 2000-2001 16. ANUD, Dondille, et al. A Study on the Credit and Collection System MLT Lending Investors Oct. 2000 50 17. GUIBONE, Joel, et al. A Proposed Automation of the Delivery and Collection System of Pambato Cargo Forwarder Inc., Tagbilaran City Mar. 2000 18. DUSAL, Mari Leah, A Study and Proposal for Computerization et al. of the Bookstore File Management System of the Bookstore Section of DWCT Mar. 1999 19. ABADIANO, Cristina, A Proposal for Computerization of the et al. Data Management System of Prudential Life Inc., Tagbilaran Branch Mar. 1999 20. DOMAS, Cleoford, A Proposed Computerization of the et al. Data Management System of the Assessor’s Office, Tagbilaran City Mar. 2000 21. DURANGO, Divine A Proposed Computerization of Data Grace, et al. Management System of Bohol Public School Teachers and Employees Association Inc. Mar. 2000 22. BALISTOY, Genalyn, A Proposed Computerization of Record et al. Management System of Central Visayas State College of Agriculture Forestry and Technology in Cogtong, Candijay, Bohol Mar. 2000 23. FRANCISCO, Ivy, et al. A Proposed Computerization of Data Management System of the Registry of Deeds Tagbilaran City Mar. 2000 24. DOCABO, Gerlita, et al. A Study on Data Management System of Sun Travel and Tours Corporation Tagbilaran Branch Mar. 2000 25. AMOLAT, Ma. Theresa, A Proposed Computerized Enrolment et al. and Assessment System of Immaculate Academy, Duero, Bohol 1998-1999 26. BADILLA, Alexander, Proposed Computerized Enrolment et al. and Assessment System of Immaculata High School, Baclayon, Bohol Nov. 1999 27. CAEL, Juvelyn, et al. A Proposed Computerized Enrolment System of Bohol Wisdom School Oct. 2000 51 28. TOLEDO, Joel, et al. A Proposed Computerization of the Enrolment System of Divine Word College ( High School Department ) Oct. 2000 29. AGBON, Basilla, et al. A Proposed Computerized Study of Student Information, Enrolment and Assessment System of St. Anthony’s Academy, Carmen, Bohol Oct. 2000 30. CABUSAO, Joice A Proposed Computerization of Patient Maellyn, et al. Information and Billing System of Mother and Child OB- Gyne/ Pedia Clinic Mar. 2000 31. ACEDO, Fulgencia, A Proposed Computerized Lending et al. System of LPBS Commercial Inc., Tagbilaran City Mar. 1999 32. DAMALERIO, Lorelie, A Study on the Lending System of et al. Chartered Lending Investors of Bohol Inc. as Basis for Computerization Mar. 2000 33. GONZALES, Shiela, A Proposed Computerized Loan et al. System of RAP Lending Investors, Tagbilaran City 1999-2000 34. LOFRANCO, Cecilia, A Proposed Computerization of Lands et al. Holdings Record System of DENR- CENRO Mar. 1999 35. CAGULAA, Jay, et al. A Study as Basis for Automation on the Library System of Bohol Institute of Technology, Tagbilaran City Mar. 2000 36. BUDIONGAN, Ma. A Proposed Computerization of the Gooretti, et al. Library System of Central Visayas State College of Agriculture, Forestry and Technology, Tagbilaran City Mar. 2000 37. JUSTOL, Janeth, et al. A Proposed Computerization of the Library System of Inabanga Public Library and information Center 1999-2000 38. JAMORA, Evelyn, et al. A System Study on Loans and Saving System of Loboc Community Credit Cooperative, Inc., Loboc, Bohol Mar. 1999 52 39. FUERTE, Eva Marie, A Proposed Computerized et al. Monitoring System of Saint Peter Life Plan Inc., Tagbilaran Branch 1998-1999 40. MIKINGm, Lulo, et al. A Proposed Computerized Cargo Monitoring System of Tagbilaran Maritime Service Inc., Tagbilaran City 1998-1999 41. BELGA, Gererdine, A Proposed Computerized Land et al Adjudication Monitoring System of the Department of Agrarian Reform Adjudication Board (DARAB) Mar. 2000 42. AVILA, Wyn, et al. A Proposed Computerization of the Operation System of Pet Plans Incorporated, Bohol Branch 1998-1999 43. FUERTES, Jonie, et al. A Proposed Computerization of the Operation System of Datcom Center and General Merchandise Oct. 2000 44. BADILLA, Robert, A Proposed Computerization of the et al. Operation System of Divine Word College Faculty and Employees Multi- Purpose Cooperative (DFEMCO) Oct. 2000 45. CABAHUG, Licinio, A Proposed Computerized Payroll et al. and Personnel Information System of AH Shopper’s Mart Inc. 1998-1999 46. MACABABAT, Jeanet, A Proposed Computerized Payroll and et al. Record Keeping System of Saint Jude Transportation Company, Inc. Mar. 1999 47. AVERGONZADO, A Proposed Computerized Payroll Sheila, et al. System of Central Visayas State College of Agriculture, Foresatry and Technology, Tagbilaran City Mar. 2000 48. MIJARES, Merlinda, A Proposed Computerized Payroll et al. System of the Municipal Government of Alburquerque Bohol Mar. 2000 49. DAGOHOY, Christine, A Proposed Computerization of the et al. Payroll Municipal Government of Candijay Mar. 2000 53 50. AMOLO, Shiela, et al. A Proposed Computerization of Payroll and Information System of the Department of Public Works and Highways Bohol-Engineering District (DPWH- 1) Oct. 2000 51. NAMOCO, Josephus, A Proposed Computerization of Purchase et al. and Inventory System of Provincial Health Office (PHO) Province of Bohol Mar. 2000 52. BAG-AO, Madelyn, A Proposed Computerized School et al. Registry System of Philippine Maritime Institute Tagbilaran City 1998-1999 53. BIOL, Virgilio, et al. A Proposed Computerized School Registry and Assessment System of Central Visayas State College of Agriculture, Forestry And Technology in Zamora, Bilar Bohol Mar. 2000 54. ARCAY, Nino Bonito, A Proposal for Computerization of et al. Reservation, Booking and Billing System of City Lodge 2, Tagbilaran City Mar. 1999 55. NALE, Ramel, et al. A Proposed Computerized Reservation, Registration and Billing System of Kalipayan Beach Resort Mar. 1999 56. BORCES, Josephine, A Proposed Computerized Reservation, et al. Registration and Billing System of JJ’s Dimsum Restaurant and Casa Juana Lodging House of Tagbilaran City Oct. 2000 57. CIRUNAY, Aurora, A Study and Proposal for Computerization et al. of the Municipal Revenue System of the Municipality of Baclayon, of the S Bohol Mar. 1999 58. RIOJA, John Anthony, A Proposed Computerization of the et al. Municipal Revenue System of the Municipality of Anda, Bohol Mar. 2000 59. CABIAZA, Carmel Jane, A Proposed Computerization of the et al. Revenue Collection System of the Municipality of Antequera, Bohol Mar. 2000 54 60 TARAY, Evelyn, et al. A Proposed Computerized Revenue Collection and Disbursement System of the Municipality of Cortes, Bohol Oct. 2000 61. MANTE, Russel, et al. A Proposed Computerization of Revenue System of the Municipality of Loay Oct. 2000 62. INOY, Dildar, et al. A Proposed Computerization of the Municipal Revenue Collection and Disbursement System of the Municipality of Panglao, Bohol Oct. 2000 63. CUARTEROS, Rodrigo, A Proposed Computerization of the et al. Municipal Revenue Collection and Disbursement System of the Municipality of Sevilla, Bohol Oct. 2000 64. BOLOS, Michelle, et al. A Basis for Computerization of Real Property Assessment System of the Municipality of Maribojoc, Bohol Mar. 2000 65. ESPIJO, Jasmin, et al. A Proposed Computerized
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    2010 Census of Population and Housing Bohol Total Population by Province, City, Municipality and Barangay: as of May 1, 2010 Province, City, Municipality Total and Barangay Population BOHOL 1,255,128 ALBURQUERQUE 9,921 Bahi 787 Basacdacu 759 Cantiguib 555 Dangay 798 East Poblacion 1,829 Ponong 1,121 San Agustin 526 Santa Filomena 911 Tagbuane 888 Toril 706 West Poblacion 1,041 ALICIA 22,285 Cabatang 675 Cagongcagong 423 Cambaol 1,087 Cayacay 1,713 Del Monte 806 Katipunan 2,230 La Hacienda 3,710 Mahayag 687 Napo 1,255 Pagahat 586 Poblacion (Calingganay) 4,064 Progreso 1,019 Putlongcam 1,578 Sudlon (Omhor) 648 Untaga 1,804 ANDA 16,909 Almaria 392 Bacong 2,289 Badiang 1,277 National Statistics Office 1 2010 Census of Population and Housing Bohol Total Population by Province, City, Municipality and Barangay: as of May 1, 2010 Province, City, Municipality Total and Barangay Population Buenasuerte 398 Candabong 2,297 Casica 406 Katipunan 503 Linawan 987 Lundag 1,029 Poblacion 1,295 Santa Cruz 1,123 Suba 1,125 Talisay 1,048 Tanod 487 Tawid 825 Virgen 1,428 ANTEQUERA 14,481 Angilan 1,012 Bantolinao 1,226 Bicahan 783 Bitaugan 591 Bungahan 744 Canlaas 736 Cansibuan 512 Can-omay 721 Celing 671 Danao 453 Danicop 576 Mag-aso 434 Poblacion 1,332 Quinapon-an 278 Santo Rosario 475 Tabuan 584 Tagubaas 386 Tupas 935 Ubojan 529 Viga 614 Villa Aurora (Canoc-oc) 889 National Statistics Office 2 2010 Census of Population and Housing Bohol Total Population by Province, City, Municipality and Barangay: as of May 1, 2010 Province, City, Municipality Total and