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Ece Laws

The study investigates the accessibility and performance of free Wi-Fi at Samar BSECE 2-A State University, focusing on its usage for academic and non-academic purposes. Findings reveal issues such as poor signal strength, uneven coverage, and network congestion, particularly during peak usage times. Recommendations include optimizing access point placement, upgrading network bandwidth, and implementing bandwidth allocation policies to enhance user experience.

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Ece Laws

The study investigates the accessibility and performance of free Wi-Fi at Samar BSECE 2-A State University, focusing on its usage for academic and non-academic purposes. Findings reveal issues such as poor signal strength, uneven coverage, and network congestion, particularly during peak usage times. Recommendations include optimizing access point placement, upgrading network bandwidth, and implementing bandwidth allocation policies to enhance user experience.

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STUDENT'S

ACCESSIBILITY OF FREE
WI-FI AND
INFRASTRUCTURE AT
SAMAR BSECE 2-A STATE
UNIVERSITY
ABSTRACT
Universities worldwide provide free access to Wi-Fi inside its
campus for the students to use, academically and non-academic.
However, it is important for students to understand how Wi-Fi
works, focusing on its advantages and disadvantages. The study
examines university Wi-Fi usage, highlighting platform preferences,
academic vs. non-academic use, PEC compliance, and network
performance. Findings show frequent use of educational tools
alongside social media. Connectivity issues include poor access
point placement, congestion, and weak signals. Screen time
correlates with usage patterns, emphasizing the need to optimize
network infrastructure and ensure PEC compliance.
RESULTS
AND
DISCUSSI
ON
PEC COMPLIANCE
• UTP cables used are high- • Uneven coverage across • Data rate meets minimum • Struggles to handle
quality and comply with different areas. standards under normal concurrent users without
PEC requirements. • Weak or inconsistent signal conditions. performance degradation.
• Cat6 cables support high- strength. • Significant drops in data • Unstable connections and
speed data transmission. • Placement does not rate during peak usage reduced speeds during
• Labeled as U/UTP for minimize interference, times. peak hours.
proper identification and affecting signal quality. • Network fails to provide a • Requires upgrades to
classification. • Insufficient number of seamless user experience enhance stability and
• Cable length falls within access points, causing during high demand. support more users.
PEC limits, preventing network congestion.
signal loss.
CORRELATION
BETWEEN SCREEN
TIME
OBSERVED
TABLE
&
FREQUENCY WI-FI USAGE

EXPECTED FREQUENCY
TABLE
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Optimize access point • Ensure access points are • Apply bandwidth
placement to minimize positioned for equal data allocation policies to
interference and ensure distribution. prioritize academic
even coverage. • Implement regular platforms over non-
• Upgrade network maintenance checks to academic usage.
bandwidth to support high sustain optimal
volumes of concurrent performance.
users, especially during
peak hours.

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