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    Aplicación responsiva para el control de asistencia de los estudiantes a eventos académicos del Instituto Superior Tecnológico Sudamericano
    (Instituto Tecnológico Superior Sudamericano, 2024) John Carlos Landi Tenemea
    This application establishes a methodology to follow for the control and registration of attendance at events inside and outside the establishment (ITS) located in the city of Cuenca. Research has been taken on the topic of institutional development and innovation, because the institution has systems where events are created, but as the tutors in charge do not have a system to fulfill verification and assistance functions. The South American Higher Technological Institute seeks to modernize the administrative procedures related to the monitoring of students in academic activities, which are currently carried out manually, generating problems in the control and adequate registration of the monitoring. Which proposes to apply structures to develop a responsive application that satisfies the administrative needs of ITS, taking advantage of the concept of automated systems to guide development and determine the appropriate programming language. The main purpose of this research is to increase performance with those responsible, during the respective events. It is proposed that those in charge have a mobile application on their devices, through which they can register in the system with their personal data. Once registered, they will be able to take student attendance and create events, as well as view attendance from the start of the event. The application will also allow the responsible authorities to verify the records of the students. To investigate this problem, research was carried out with an explanatory approach, using quantitative methods. Forms were developed with questions addressed to those responsible and in charge to collect information about the problems associated with monitoring events. The statistical analysis of these responses allowed us to interpret the data obtained, both positive and negative. The expected solution is to expand the benefit through mobile applications within the field of education, especially in the administrative management of event attendance.