Online Reservation System
Online Reservation System
Caay, Ruvil G.
Lipana, Rodcel L.
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Mr. Jonelle Angelo Cenita, MSIT
Adviser
September 2022
Approved in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in
Information System
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Chairman
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Member Member
Accepted and approved as a partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of
Science in Information System
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Dr. Luzviminda F. Tantoco
Vice President for Academic Affairs
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Data Processing and Statistical Treatment…………………………….. 0
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This chapter includes the introduction, theoretical and conceptual framework, statement of the
problem, significance of the study, definition of terms used and scope and delimitation.
Introduction
The online reservation system has always been beneficial, but it has become an especially
powerful tool in the wake of COVID-19. Not only does the reservation system help resorts/hotels better
manage the flow of guests, but it can also play a role in protecting public health. Fortunately, the online
reservation system can help to make that planning a whole lot easier for both customers and guests.
The Online Reservation System not only gives you a way to control the flow of guests in your
resort/hotel, but it also provides an easy way to keep an eye on capacity. Castro & Custodio (2015) state
that an online reservation system has become a popular means for reserving a place. An online
reservation system enables managers to manage the reservation process without manual effort.
Moreover, the online reservation system also improves the efficiency of the reservation process
compared to booking via email or by phone. The online reservation system also provides a direct way to
monitor revenue management (Hu & Gu, 2013). In addition, by booking a place or a room through an
online reservation system, customers are assured of the availability of a room upon arrival at the place
Cerafica (2015) stated that in today’s growing market many resort businesses are turning toward
reservation systems to perform their everyday tasks. Online Reservation has important effects on
business operations. No matter the size of your enterprise, in business it is a growing necessity. As the
years go by, the business world is leaning more and more toward it. The role of technology in business
reservations, using log books, planners, guest books, and other forms in generating reports and gathering
information about their customers.The main problem they encounter using the manual reservation
system is that they can’t easily monitor what date or time is available.
The current reservation system is done by filling up a registration form provided by the resort
wherein the client has to indicate some personal information and data about the reservation, which
seems redundant and inappropriate.Using their manual reservation system relies heavily on the actions
of people, which increases the possibility of human error. Even transferring and sorting data/ records is
done manually, which leads to inaccurate data. Because it is a manual system they only kept the records
in a ledger or papers. It takes longer to find old records because they aren’t just retrieving them from a
The objective of this study is to develop and implement a client record so that the flow of
bookings will become easy. Specifically, the study aims to keep track of the reservation and check the
availability of the rooms, and also create a system that will help the client to improve the proper way of
the reservation to lessen the problems with their low guest occupancy by enhancing their online
reservation system and organizing the reservation to minimize the time consuming during reservation.
The contribution of this system to the Online Reservations System is as per the following
benefits of the system study that provides: Customers can get information or data such as inn location,
room rates, promotion, room description, photo display, and other facilities from the website. Employees
deal with the subtleties of clients and keep records of customers. And employees give falsified valuing
information to clients from time to time. Admin is to gain access to the system, system observing done
by the head and administrator is endorsing, approving, and deleting the inquiries.
Theoretical/Conceptual Framework
This study is theoretically anchored on the agile model. Agile was first discussed in depth in the
1970s by William Royce who published a paper on the development of large software systems. Agile
methods have become popular in software development as they offer ways to adapt to constant change
Agile methods have become popular in software development as they offer ways to adapt
to constant change during development. Agile methods have begun to be employed on non-software
systems .The methods used for development on any type of system should be derived from established
Agile is based on the adaptive software development methods, whereas the traditional SDLC
models like the waterfall model are based on a predictive approach. Predictive teams in the traditional
SDLC models usually work with detailed planning and have a complete forecast of the exact tasks and
features to be delivered in the next few months or during the product life cycle.
Figure 2: IPO Model
The input phase of the model includes all the necessary information and resources needed to
develop the system; it is divided into three parts. The users, software requirements and hardware. The
user of this Online Reservation System will be applicable to the admin, employees, and customers.
However we will be using the web-based platform and PHP as a software requirement in this system.
Laptop and printer is the applicable hardware that will be used in utilizing this Online Reservation
System.
Plan- The sprint begins with a sprint planning meeting, where team members come together to
lay out components for the upcoming round of work. The product manager prioritizes work from a
Feedback- Solicit feedback from the customer and stakeholders and gather information
The output frame is the Web based “Online Reservation System” in the Reservation System
Procedure in Place,, which aims to contribute and provide a useful and efficient way of a fast reservation
for the Place. The acceptability of the system will be checked using ISO 25010:2011. ISO 25010:2011
has eight standards, namely functional sustainability, performance efficiency, compatibility, availability,
The main objective of this study is to lighten the work of the employees and to make the
transactions of the customers a lot easier when it comes to booking an online reservation and to be much
more organized when it comes to filling. Specifically, this study aims to answer the following questions.
1.What is the present status of the technology that the Tres Marias Event place and resort?
How do the receptionists and customer check for availability of rooms and event places?
To create a portal for the customer to apply for a room, and event reservation.
To create Online checking of rooms, events places, and pools availability of the receptionist
and customer.
To create an online reservation system with Email and SMS notifications so that the
To create a portal so that the management will easily generate a monthly report.
Functionality
Performance Efficiency
Compatibility
Availability
Reliability
Safety
Maintainability
Portability
Definition of Terms
The key word that has been used in this study will be defined as follows just for general
understanding:
Admin - The person in charge of controlling all client personal transactions as well as reservation
Booking - It refers to making reservations for event places and room accommodation in advance.
Client - It refers to a person or organization that makes purchases from another business for its services.
Develop - It refers to invention, innovation, and creating a new idea and technology.
Receptionist - An employee taking an office or administrative support position is responsible for
Reservation - It refers to booking a particular place and a particular room for a customer and a guest
The result of this study will help the client to improve their low guest occupancy and help the
Admin -Admin is to gain access to the system. System observing is done by the head, and the
Employees-Employees deal with the subtleties of clients and keep records of customers. And
Customers-customer can get the information or data such as inn location, room rates,
promotion, room description, photo display and other facilities from the website.
Future Researcher- The data from this study will help future researchers to gain knowledge
about the given topic, this will lead as their reference for their future researchers about Online
Reservation System.
Scope and Delimitation of the Study
The scope of this study is to reserve and book customers' event places and room
accommodations. Its purpose is to keep track of the reservations and confirm the availability of the event
venue and rooms. Because of its web-based design and accessibility from any location at any time, this
system will also benefit customers by saving time and energy. The system will notify the user and admin
by using SMS and email services to ensure the confirmation of the users for the transaction and also the
system can store it in the database to improve the quality and consistency of information.
The system, however, is limited when it comes to the mode of payment which is through gcash
or cash upon arrival only. Also, the system is limited to a reservation and excludes other management
issues. You could only reserve if you have access to the internet or mobile data.
CHAPTER II
Methodology
This chapter presents the research process and methodology used in conducting the study. It
includes research methods, population and sample of the study, research instruments and data gathering.
Furthermore, this chapter also contains the statistical treatment used in developing the software.
Research Methodology
In conducting this research, quantitative research is applied. Aliaga and Gunderson (2002) have
described the quantitative research methods very well. According to them “Quantitative research is an
inquiry into a social problem, explaining phenomena by gathering numerical data that are analyzed
using mathematically based methods e.g. in particular statistics”. According to the Creswell (2003)
researcher primarily uses post-positivist approach to develop knowledge when quantitative research is
selected (i.e cause and effect thinking, use of measurement and observations, and test of theories),
employs strategies of inquiry such as experiments and surveys, and collects data on predetermined
The researchers utilized descriptive research design in the conduct of the study. According to
McCombes (2022) descriptive research aims to accurately and systematically describe a population,
situation or phenomenon. It can answer what, where, when and how questions, but not why questions. A
descriptive research design can use a wide variety of research methods to investigate one or more
variables. Nassaji (2015) also states that the goal of descriptive research is drawing and classifying the
phenomenon. In addition William (2011) defines that descriptive research relates to an observation in
The respondent of the study is the Tres Marias Events Place and Resort located at Bustos,
Bulacan is the researcher’s internal end-user, and the IT Experts are from Plaridel, Bulacan, and lastly,
IT Experts 10 25%
IT Faculty 5 12.5
IT Industry 3 7.5
Programmer 2 5
Owner 1 2.5
Receptionist 2 5
Customer 7 17.5
Owner 3 7.5
Receptionist 6 15
Customer 11 27.5
The researchers selected 40 participants in our study. The IT Expert with 25% respondents rate
that consisted of 5 IT faculty members, 3 in IT industry, and 2 programmers. Their knowledge in the
field of information technology could contribute to the betterment of the study. In addition, Internal
End-Users with 25% respondents rate such as 1 owner, 2 receptionists, and 7 customers at Tres Marias
Private Events Place and Resort are the users of the system. Furthermore, the majority of the
respondents is the External End-User with 50% respondents rate that consisted of 3 Owner, 6
receptionist, and 11 customers. These are the potential users of the system participants in different
resorts.
The researcher will use purposive non-probability sampling for choosing IT Experts, and in
choosing the respondents in Internal and External end-users, the researcher choose convenience non-
probability sampling.
Research Instrument
The System and Software quality models, or ISO/IEC 25010:2011, which were formerly known
as ISO/IEC 9126-1:2011, were used to create the study's instruments. This quality model's eight
characteristics are further divided into sub-characteristics. A five-point likert scale and an ISO/IEC
25010:2011 Standardized instrument were used to evaluate the acceptability of the system. The
questionnaires are validated by the ISO/IE JTC I/SC 7, or technical committee for software and system
engineering.
The researchers will ask for the approval of the client for permission to gather data from Tres
Marias Events Place and Resort. The letter of consent was also given to the client and customers by the
researchers, assuring them that the information of the respondents, including name, age, and gender,
remained confidential. Once the permission was approved and the letter of consent of the participants
was signed, the researchers administered the questionnaires to the respondents. The researchers
explained the questionnaire to the respondents to ensure a better understanding of the said topic.
Data Processing and Statistical Treatment
Google sheet would be used to systemize the collected data. The likert scale is used by
respondents to rate their responses. In order to weigh the findings, the researcher obtained the weighted
mean. The researcher will use a descriptive study design to examine and interpret the findings.
Software Methodology
Planning Phase
The researcher will use interviews, records view, and observation as the data gathering
techniques. All data that will be gathered will be consulted and planned with IT Experts and Internal
End Users. The conceptualized requirements are used to create the Gantt chart.
Design Phase-
In this stage, the researchers transform the planning into complete and detailed system
design specifications. Flow chart, data flow diagram, use case, and entity relationship diagram are
Figure 4 illustrates the flow of the Tres Marias Events Place and Resort's online reservation
reservation system.
Figure 6 depicts the flow of data within the online reservation system. The main process of
the system displays information from the following essential data: reservation record, customer
information, date of reservation, transaction records, and employee records this procedure requires
information such as records of customers' reservation payment transactions and revenue, which serve as
Figure 7 shows the process of the online reservation system, from managing customer
information, managing reservation records, checking the date of reservations, updating reservation
Figure 8 depicts the various actors in a situation. Directly into the system. It demonstrates
represented in the Online Reservation System at Tres Marias Events Place and Resort with Email and
SMS Notification
Admin
Booking table
Payment Method
Development
The construction of the project's actual output is done at this phase. Programmers are
Prototyping
Figure 10:
Figure 10 shows the home page of the reservation portal of Tres Marias Events Place and
Resort. The customer can view the about us, rooms, features, and contact of the resort.
Figure 11
This figure shows the registration form, the new customer need to create their account.
Figure 12
The customers can select a day they want to reserve in this figure. The customer can also
see whether the desired date is available or not. Customers can view the green color on the calendar if
the date is available or the red color on the calendar if the date is already reserved.
Figure 13:
Figure 12 depicts the customer's log-in form; once the customer has chosen their desired date,
they can finally fill out this form and reserve the rooms, event spaces, or pools they desire.
Figure 13:
This diagram depicts the Tres Marias Events Place and Resort's contact information.
Additionally, customers can provide feedback to Tres Marias Events Place and Resort.
Appendix A
Appendix B
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Creswell J.W (2003). Research Design: Qualitative, quantitative, and mixed method approaches.
Nasajj i(2015). Qualitative and descriptive research: Data type versus data analysis,