Rod-Arnold A. Labarete
ABSTRACT
With the number of classes suspension happens in the Philippines, laboratory classes lose a large amount of time if a suspension occurred. To solve this issue, the researchers proposed a study if a Virtual Reality (VR) can be an option for laboratory classes. The researchers recreated Logic Circuits and Switching Theory Laboratory 1 (COE117L) as a VR simulation in Unity Engine. The system used Support Vector Machine (SVM) to track the controller using the camera in the device. After gathering survey data from 5 participants, the researchers computed the Cronbach's Alpha, which is 0.7294933, and determined that the questions from the survey are relevant. The researchers computed the mean score from the users’ survey, which is 7.733333, and determined that Virtual Reality (VR) can be an option for laboratory online classes.
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