MODIFIED MULTI LEVEL BAR JIGGER
Researcher: Maria Fe Caraquel
ABSTRACT
This study aimed to answer problems related to bar jigger. Primarily the design of the existing jigger was composed of two measurement only, which causes delay during the actual measurements of liquid ingredients. With this reason, the researcher was able to come up with the idea, the Modified Multi-level Bar Jigger which was tested, revised, and evaluated. The evaluator of the project are students, industry experts, and HRM lead trainers. The project is composed to several part, the lid, base, rim, ridge, and spout. The success of the project will help solve the problem with regards to measurement of liquid ingredient. The functionality of the project was tested using questionnaires since description type of research. During the conduct of the study the results shows that it is feasible to develop the said project. The parts are functioning well. Although, there are defects found during testing still the project got the positive result. Based on these results, the researcher found out that there is still a need to improve the design of the jigger. This is done to have a better results in the performance of the project. That is why the researcher strongly recommend that further study be conducted. Since the locale of the study is in Lupon it is suggested that expert’s ideas about jigger be considered.
After the project has been completed and evaluated by experts an overall rating was computed regarding on the project’s functionality. The overall rating is the weighted mean of all responses of the evaluators and was interpreted in descriptive manner. The overall rating of the project in terms of its functionality is 4.90 which mean that the project is highly functional. The overall rating of the project in terms of its cost is 4.70 which mean that the project is very affordable. And lastly the aesthetics of the project got a weighted mean rating of 4.82 concluding that the project is highly competitive.
Keywords: jigger, bar jigger, developmental research, Lupon Davao Oriental, Philippines.
