Engl. 313 Project Proposal (2)

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TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILPPINESCollege of Arts - Humanities and Social Sciences e!artment

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A P,OPOSE SHOE FO, NE %O,N %A%IES

%E,NAETTE HANAPIN .ENONESCH,ISTINE .A,FIL CA,%ON

INAH /OTO/OT GA,INGAN .A,0 ,APHAEL NA1A,,O .ANGALI ,EGINO PUL.A GUI.ONG

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A P,OPOSE SHOE FO, NE %O,N %A%IES

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Pro7ect Pro!osal

Presented to

A,IN 8 %A,GO' Ed88' P988Professor' Tec9nical riting %usiness and Accounting A!!lication

TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINESCollege of Arts - Humanities and Social Sciences e!artment

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In Partial Fulfillment of t9e ,e:uirements for t9e CourseENGL #5# ; Tec9nical riting %usiness and Accounting A!!lication

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%E,NAETTE HANAPIN .ENONES CH,ISTINE .A,FIL CA,%ON INAH /OTO/OT GA,INGAN .A,0 ,APHAEL NA1A,,O .ANGALI ,EGINO PUL.A GUI.ONG

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APP,O1AL SHEET

This project proposal entitled A P,OPOSE SHOE FO, NE %O,N

%A%IES, prepared and submitted by BERNADETTE HANAPIN MENDNE!,

"HRI!TINE MAR#I$ "ARBN, DINAH %T%T &ARIN&AN, MAR'

RAPHAE$ NA(ARR MAN&A$I AND RE&IN P)$MA &)IMN& in partial

*ul*illment o* the re+uirements *or the course EN&$ - . Technical /ritin0

Business and Accountin0 Application, has been e1amined and is recommended

*or oral e1amination2

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Date Pro*essor, Technical /ritin0 Business and Accountin0 Application

Appro4ed by the "ommittee on ral E1amination 5ith a 0rade o*

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E1aminers8

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Member Member

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Accepted in partial *ul*illment o* the re+uirements *or the course EN&$

- . Technical /ritin0 Business and Accountin0 Application

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Date Pro*essor,Technical /ritin0 Business and Accountin0 Application


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CE,TIFICATION F,O. A LANGUAGE C,ITIC

This is to certi*y that the attached project entitled A P,OPOSE SHOE

FO, NE %O,N %A%IES, prepared and submitted by BERNADETTE

HANAPIN MENDNE!, "HRI!TINE MAR#I$ "ARBN, DINAH %T%T

&ARIN&AN, MAR' RAPHAE$ NA(ARR MAN&A$I AND RE&IN P)$MA

&)IMN& in partial *ul*illment o* the re+uirements *or the course EN&$ -.

Technical /ritin0 Business and Accountin0 Application, has been re4ie5ed and

edited *or the *inal submission2

This certi*ies *urther that as per assessment o* the undersi0ned, this

project proposal is *ound to be *ully ade+uate in scope and +uality as re+uired

*or the course in Technical /ritin02

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Date $an0ua0e "ritic

ON PLAGIA,IS.<

/e, the undersi0ned proponent9s, do hereby declare that all In*ormation

in this documents has been obtained and presented in accordance 5ith

academic and ethical conduct2 /e also declare, as re+uired, that 5e ha4e *ully

cited and re*erenced all materials and results that are not ori0inal to this 5or:2

Date8333333333333 %E,NAETTE HANAPIN .ENONES

CH,ISTINE .A,FIL CA,%ON

INAH /OTO/OT GA,INGAN

.A,0 ,APHAEL NA1A,,O .ANGALI

,EGINO PUL.A GUI.ONG


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AC0NOLEGE.ENTS

The proponent9s e1pressed our sincere appreciation and deep 0ratitude

to the persons 5ho had contributed much and ultimately resulted to the

completion o* this project proposal2

Dr2 Dar5in D2 Bar0o, En0lish pro*essor, *or his constant proddin0 and

encoura0ement2 Althou0h there 5ere times that the proponent9s *elt +uittin0 in

loo:in0 *or the materials needed *or this project, he 5as al5ays there to

encoura0e us to 0o on;

(ir0inia (iernes (elas+ue< And TAPHAR Alteration !hop *or allo5in0 us

to used their *acilities = e+uipment and personnel to ma:e this project possible

in short period o* time2

The members o* the committee on oral e1amination 5ho had care*ully

re4ie5ed the production o* this +uality 5or:;

!pecial mention 0oes to the authors 5hose boo:s 5ere used as

re*erences, to the 5riters 5hose masterpiece 5ere used as primary source o*

materials, and to the presenters o* articles published in the internet; 5hose

ideas ha4e been 4ery use*ul as it enriched the mind o* the proponent9s in

connection 5ith the subject o* this proposal;

#riends and relati4es 5ho ha4e been understandin0 5hen there 5ere

times that the proponent >s does not ha4e enou0h time to be 5ith them;

Those 5ho in one 5ay or another had ser4ed as moti4ation in the

proponent9s pursuit o* this project proposal2

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EICATION

/e dedicate this humble 5or: to our belo4ed *amilies, *riends,

classmates, pro*essors 5ho 0uided us and ser4ed as our inspiration in ma:in0

this project possible2

Bhem

Christine

Dinah

Mark

Regi


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INT,OUCTION

Hand, *oot and mouth disease is a common childhood, mild 4iral in*ection

that causes blisters on your child?s mouth, hands and *eet2 It is also sometimes

accompanied by a sli0ht *e4er2 It usually resol4es itsel* 5ithin a *e5 days -2

Pur!ose

As a mother 5ith nurturin0 child, and Teena0e adult9s that mi0ht build a

*amily someday and soon to be a mother and *ather, 5e came up to this

proposal to enli0htened their minds to the importance o* ha4in0 a :no5led0e on

ho5 to ta:e care o* their little an0els *eet2 Accordin0 to &ary Null, author o* the

boo: @&et Healthy No58 his baby9s *eet are t5isted out2 uttoein0 should

corrrect itsel* naturally, normally disappearin0 by the time the child is t5o C662

That9s 5hy this proposal is aimin0 to resol4e the problems on baby9s health

arisin0 *rom their *eet2

%ac=ground

In the Philippines, a4era0e income mothers do not tend to ta:e care o*

the other needs o* the in*ants2 They just *ocused on their babys basic needs

li:e mil:, soap, en4ironment and clothin02 !tudies sho5s that baby9s *eet are

delicate and may a**ect their 0ro5th2 @Babies are born 5ith only 66 bones in

each *oot, but by the a0e o* *i4e, this increases to 6F bones2

The *irst *e5 years are crucial, as the bones in your baby?s *eet are made

o* so*t, *le1ible cartila0e that 0radually con4erts to bone o4er time2


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Gour baby9s *eet are particularly 4ulnerable to injury i* they?re not cared

properly 2 Due to this concern, the proponent9s has the solution or an

alternati4e to hard leather or synthetic components o* baby9s shoes2 This

product is in concept o* soc:s that loo:s li:e @snea:ers and 0uaranteed not to

irritate baby9s s:in as 5ell as the bone de4elopment on there limbs2

Baby9s #oot $iterature

@ A Baby runnin0 bare*oot

/hen the bare *eet o* the baby beat across the 0rassThe little 5hite *eet nod li:e 5hite *lo5ers in the 5ind,They poise and run li:e ripples lappin0 across the 5ater;

And the si0ht o* their 5hite play amon0 the 0rassIs li:e a little robin?s son0, 5insome,

I lon0 *or r as t5o 5hite butter*lies settle in the cup o* one *lo5er#or a moment, then a5ay 5ith a *lutter o* 5in0s2the baby to 5ander hither to me$i:e a 5indshado5 5anderin0 o4er the 5ater,!o that she can stand on my :nee/ith her little bare *eet in my hands,"ool li:e syrin0a buds,#irm and sil:en li:e pin: youn0 peony *lo5ers.


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Sco!e

The scope o* this proposal is *or the Parents 5ith in*ants and babies

under their care2 As 5e all :no5 that most o* us has a poor :no5led0e in proper

carin0 o* in*ants, youn0 moms and especially youn0 adult parents2 And

no5adays *ashion is in trend thats 5hy they 5ant their baby to also loo:

*ashionable2 Then it 5ould be more 0reat i* they 5ill do both ta:in0 care o* thier

babies *eet at the same time bein0 a *ashionable in less e1pensi4e 5ay2


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ISCUSSION AN TECHNICAL P,ESENTATION

A!!roac9

!teps in creatin0 the proposed soc:

-!T !tep8 Desi0n and speci*ication

This is the step 5hereas the client 5ill tell 5hat he=she 5ants *or the

product2 This includes8

-2 /hat material to use

62 Ho5 many stitches per inch 0oin0 to apply in opertion2

Importance o* this is the stren0th o* the soc:s created are based on ho5

many stitches it does ha4e2 In e4ery *abric material there is a

correspondin0 stitches needed2

2 /hat desi0n

It is important that the pattern ma:er,

sample ma:er and the client=desi0ner has

a constant communication durin0 the

procedure2

6ND !tep8 Pattern ma:in0

A*ter 0i4in0 the specs 5e can no5 proceed in pattern ma:in0 this

includes the pattern to use in able to ha4e a 0uide in creatin0 the desired soc:2


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RD !tep8 "uttin0

A*ter the tailor creates the desired pattern 5e can proceed to the cuttin0

procedure, this is the portion 5e do cuttin0 the *abric, that 5e 5ill se5 or stitch2


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This is the most e1citin0 part in se5in0 production, it is not just simly

puttin0 the pattern paper on top o* the *abric, but you should also :no5 the e1act

5ay o* *abric elasticity to a4oid miss cuttin0 or one 5ay cuttin0, it ma:es your

*inish product o**shaded.

TH !tep8 !e5in0

This is the step 5here the *abric that ha4e been cutted are bein0 stitched

to create the *inish product2


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!e5in0 is the most tric:y part in the

5hole procedure, 5hy Because this is the sta0e 5here you can measure the

patience o* one another, the ability and the creati4ity o* both se5er and the

desi0ner, 5here 5e can encounter the trial and error, 5hich is normal in product

de4elopment2

The *inish product


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This product is made in dri*it material, 5e selected this material because

it is not easy to loose2

,esults

How the solution wil solve the problem?


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)pon reali


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/hen en0a0in0 in this :ind o* project, there are lots o* procedures need

to consider2

'no5 *irst your tar0et mar:et2

'no5 your competitor 5ea:neses = stren0th2

Bene*its consumer = producer 4isa4is2

"onceptuali


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Ne1t procedure is pac:a0in0, pac:a0in0 department 5ill handle the

ta00in0 and labelin0 o* the product, care*ully chec:ed the item in4entory be*ore

it turned o4er to product merchandi


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C9a!ter III

,ESOU,CES

Personnel

(ir0inia (2 (elas+ues is a 0reat *riend o* mine, she is a sample ma:er,

has been in the business since -KL6 uninterrupted, her e1pertise is in :niitin0,

mendin02

ther Man Po5r !ta**, These people 5ill handle the mass production,

pac:a0in0, purchasin0 and sourcin02

The proponent has years e1perience in same industry, in

administration, Production, !ales J Mar:etin02

Bein0 a producer in this :ind o* product, it is important that you9ll

understand the needs o* your consumer, 5hen consumer patroniE:ui!ment


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The place 5here the production and o**ice 5ill be situated in the same

buildin0 *or a economical and super4ision purposes2 The e+uipment 5ill be

ac+uired brand ne5 *or a lon0 term use2

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Cost

Fiscal

There are t5o types o* cost computation, dependin0 on ho5 you 5ill do

the production, it is more costly i* you 5ill use a in house production, than to

outsource it to a subcon2

In-9ouse Production Cost


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The bene*its in inhouse production, is that there is a close super4ision to

address immediately i* errors occurs durin0 mass production2

Su(-Con Production Cost


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The ad4anta0e in usin0 a subcon is that, the in .House production can

do another project, the business 5ill earned both *rom inhouse production as

5ell as in subcon production, least e**ort but hittin0 t5o C6 pro*it in at the same

time2 Dis ad4anta0e in usin0 a subcon, the +uality is not as 0ood as in inhouse

production, but it 5ill addressed i* the assi0ned inspector 5ill ha4e a strict

super4ision durin0 the production2

Time


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Acti&ities

The proponents made a discussions and dessiminate tas:s to members

to *inished the said project as early as 5e can2

Process Product e&elo!ment

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SU..A,?

Hig9ligt9s

Throu0h brainstormin0 o* the proponents, 5e came up to this project

proposal namely, @A Proposed !hoe *or Ne5 Born Babies2 This aims to pre4ent

babies9 health problems arisin0 *rom their *eet such as hand, *oot and mouth

disease, athlete9s *oot, irritations and incorrect outtoein0 o* babies9 *eet2 This

product 5ill be an alternati4e to ordinary baby shoes in the mar:et2 It is actually

a soc:, desi0ned to loo: li:e a shoe that is made up o* cotton *abric and other

baby s:in*riendly materials more com*ortable than ordinary shoes 5hich are

composed o* hard leather and synthetic components that may cause irritations,

rashes and sometimes athlete9s *oot to babies2

The proponents made consideration o* the tar0et mar:et, competitors,

bene*its and ris:s, costs and resources, and concepts *or this project proposal2

%enefits

This project proposal aims to bene*it the tar0et mar:et, parents,especially their babies2 It may pre4ent health problems o* babies that are

caused by their *eet2 This 5ill also bene*it parents 5ho are unable to buy costly

shoes *or their babies due to bud0et shorta0e2 It is a shoedesi0ned soc: 5hich

is *ashionable and 5ill eliminate the need to buy costly shoes2 The soc:s can

also used *or a lon0 run that can be the best bene*it *or a practical mom2

,is=s

The ris: that the project proposal may encounter is the a00ressi4e

competition in the mar:et2 ther businessmen may also came up to a product

same as the project proposal2 They may also imitate the product to a point that it

5ill be hard to claim it as authentically ours, i* they ma:e impro4ements and

other desi0ns2 Another ris: 5ill be the demand because in the Philippines there

is a lo5 income *or a normal *amily to purchase o* product li:e this 5hich means

that 5e the proponents need to adjust in order that a normal *amily can a**ord to

buy this2

%I%LIOG,APH?


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%oo=s

&ary Null8 &et Healthy No5 I!BN8 -L6676K !e4en !tories Press Pa0e K Date researched K=67=67-

Internet Sources

http8==5552babycentre2co2u:=a6K66=carin0*oryourchilds*eetK=67=67-

*un:y*eet by Ine< $o4ia !antia0o K=6=67-

http8==5552onlineliterature2com=donne=7-= K=7=67-

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APPENICES

http://www.babycentre.co.uk/a552922/caring-for-your-childs-feet%209/20/2013http://www.babycentre.co.uk/a552922/caring-for-your-childs-feet%209/20/2013http://www.online-literature.com/donne/3401/%209/30/2013http://www.babycentre.co.uk/a552922/caring-for-your-childs-feet%209/20/2013http://www.babycentre.co.uk/a552922/caring-for-your-childs-feet%209/20/2013http://www.online-literature.com/donne/3401/%209/30/2013


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Planning


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Conce!tuali*ed

Editing


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Product re&ision

%onding time


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/e treasured those moment that 5e94e been united as a 0roup, 0a4e

time and e**ort to *inished this project proposal, e4en thou0h 5e ha4e di**erent

appointment it9s not a hindrance *or us, instead 5e used those di**erences 5e

ha4e as our inspiration2

RE!)ME


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Table o* "ontents


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Engl. 313 Project Proposal (2)