Software is a collection of computer programs, data, and instructions that enable computers to perform specific tasks or functions. It's a crucial component of modern technology that powers a wide range of applications and services, from simple utilities to complex systems that drive industries and shape our daily lives. Software can be broadly categorized into two main types: System Software: This type of software is responsible for managing and controlling computer hardware and providing a foundation for running other software applications. Examples include operating systems like Windows, macOS, Linux, and Unix. System software ensures that hardware resources are utilized efficiently, manages memory, controls peripheral devices, and provides a user interface for interaction. Application Software: Application software refers to programs designed to fulfill specific tasks or provide particular services to users. These include a vast array of software, such as word processors, spreadsheets, web browsers, graphics editors, games, communication tools, and more. Application software is what most people interact with directly to accomplish their tasks. Key characteristics and aspects of software include: Programming Languages: Software is developed using programming languages such as Java, Python, C++, JavaScript, and many others. These languages provide the syntax and rules for writing code that computers can understand and execute. Development Process: Software development involves several stages, including design, coding, testing, and deployment. Modern development practices often incorporate methodologies like Agile or DevOps to enhance collaboration, quality, and efficiency. Open Source vs. Proprietary: Software can be open source (with its source code accessible to the public for modification and distribution) or proprietary (closed source, owned by a company or individual). Examples of open-source software include the Linux operating system and the Mozilla Firefox browser. Software Licensing: Software usage is typically governed by licensing agreements. These agreements define how the software can be used, distributed, and modified. Common types of licenses include freeware, shareware, commercial, and open-source licenses. Updates and Patches: Software requires regular updates and patches to fix bugs, add new features, and address security vulnerabilities. Keeping software up to date is essential for maintaining functionality and security. Compatibility: Software needs to be compatible with various hardware configurations and operating systems to ensure widespread usability. Cross-platform software can run on multiple operating systems. User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX): The user interface is how users interact with software, while user experience refers to the overall quality of that interaction. Well-designed UI and UX contribute to user satisfaction and efficient software use. Automation: Software often enables automat

1. Computerized Information System in
Barangay Poblacion, Lagonglong
Presented by: Michael Kent Quipanes and Queenie Lou Garcia

2. Figure 1. Login Form

3. Figure 2. Main Form

4. Figure 3. List of Official Form

5. Figure 3.1 Add officials form

6. Figure 3.2 View Official Form

7. Figure 4. Household Form

8. Figure 4.1 Add new household form

9. Figure 4.2 View household form

10. Figure 5. Brgy. Clearance form

11. Figure 5.1 Add new barangay clearance form

12. Figure 5.2 Update barangay clearance form