INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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Scientific research is one of the fundamental pillars for the sustainable development of contemporary societies. In a context characterized by rapid technological change, social transformations, environmental challenges, and new economic and cultural dynamics, the knowledge generated by academia acquires strategic relevance for understanding reality and proposing innovative solutions to the problems facing humanity.
Universities, especially graduate schools, have the responsibility to promote high-level academic training based on scientific rigor, critical thinking, and the production of interdisciplinary knowledge. In this scenario, the integration of different areas of knowledge enriches analytical perspectives and strengthens the capacity to respond to complex phenomena that require comprehensive approaches.
This book brings together a selection of scientific articles written by master's and doctoral students from various academic disciplines at the Graduate School of the National University of the Altiplano in Puno, Peru. The works compiled here represent the result of research efforts, academic reflection, and the institution's commitment to scientific excellence, demonstrating significant contributions in fields such as social sciences, education, health, engineering, environmental sciences, public administration, technology, and the humanities.
Each article reflects not only the methodological rigor and theoretical soundness characteristic of graduate research, but also an interdisciplinary vision oriented toward generating knowledge relevant to regional, national, and international development. Furthermore, this work seeks to promote academic dialogue, encourage a research culture, and contribute to the dissemination of scientific output in increasingly globalized spaces.
With this publication, the Graduate School of the National University of the Altiplano reaffirms its commitment to training researchers capable of responding to contemporary challenges with ethics, innovation, and social responsibility. In this way, this book constitutes an academic contribution that strengthens university scientific production and consolidates the role of research as an engine of social transformation and human development.
Finally, I express my gratitude to the authors and editorial team who made this publication possible, as well as to all those who continue to champion science, research, and knowledge as essential paths to building a more just, inclusive, and sustainable society.
Dra. Diana A. Vargas Velásquez
English Teacher
Scientific research is one of the fundamental pillars for the sustainable development of contemporary societies. In a context characterized by rapid technological change, social transformations, environmental challenges, and new economic and cultural dynamics, the knowledge generated by academia acquires strategic relevance for understanding reality and proposing innovative solutions to the problems facing humanity.
Universities, especially graduate schools, have the responsibility to promote high-level academic training based on scientific rigor, critical thinking, and the production of interdisciplinary knowledge. In this scenario, the integration of different areas of knowledge enriches analytical perspectives and strengthens the capacity to respond to complex phenomena that require comprehensive approaches.
This book brings together a selection of scientific articles written by master's and doctoral students from various academic disciplines at the Graduate School of the National University of the Altiplano in Puno, Peru. The works compiled here represent the result of research efforts, academic reflection, and the institution's commitment to scientific excellence, demonstrating significant contributions in fields such as social sciences, education, health, engineering, environmental sciences, public administration, technology, and the humanities.
Each article reflects not only the methodological rigor and theoretical soundness characteristic of graduate research, but also an interdisciplinary vision oriented toward generating knowledge relevant to regional, national, and international development. Furthermore, this work seeks to promote academic dialogue, encourage a research culture, and contribute to the dissemination of scientific output in increasingly globalized spaces.
With this publication, the Graduate School of the National University of the Altiplano reaffirms its commitment to training researchers capable of responding to contemporary challenges with ethics, innovation, and social responsibility. In this way, this book constitutes an academic contribution that strengthens university scientific production and consolidates the role of research as an engine of social transformation and human development.
Finally, I express my gratitude to the authors and editorial team who made this publication possible, as well as to all those who continue to champion science, research, and knowledge as essential paths to building a more just, inclusive, and sustainable society.
Dra. Diana A. Vargas Velásquez
English Teacher
Autor
✓ Aguilar Alca Adela
✓ Apaza Velasquez Margot Zulema
✓ Centeno Huamaní Edgar
✓ Chunga Lovon Walter
✓ Díaz Laura Richard Edilberto
✓ Falcon Centeno Magali Fátima
✓ Flores Ticona Christian Giancarlo
✓ Garambel Pérez Ricardo Javier
✓ Huamantuma Fernandez Karin Zenaida
✓ Huertas Gonzales Ricardo Segundo
✓ Maquera Ramos Fredd Davison
✓ Ochochoque Laura Nardelina
✓ Olaguivel Zapana Leidy Estrella
✓ Ortiz Cornejo Ángel Mauro
✓ Palli Quispe Sandra Alina
✓ Pinto Cama Deysi
✓ Rivera Ruelas Rocío Elizabeth
✓ Salluca Canaza Danitson Walter
✓ Tacanahui Quispe Gardenia Lizbeth
✓ Urviola Toledo Cynthia Valeria
✓ Vargas Velásquez Luis Miguel
✓ Villalva Ventura David Juan Arthuro
Editor
Dra. Diana Agueda Vargas Velásquez
Fecha
JUNIO - 2026
Colaborador
PROGRAMA DE IDIOMAS DE LA ESCUELA DE POSGRADO - UNA PUNO
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PDF
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INGLÉS
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TEXTO
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ISBN: 978-612-03-2544-5
Cobertura
Puno, Perú
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INDEX OF CONTENT
PRESENTATION..................................................................................................................7
1. ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF THE FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF RIGID PAVEMENT CONTAINING POLYPROPYLENE PLASTIC FIBERS IN THE ALTIPLANO ..........................................................................................................................9
> Aguilar Alca Adela
2. SERVICE QUALITY IN RELATION TO DINER SATISFACTION AT THE UNIVERSITY CAFETERIA OF THE JOSÉ MARÍA ARGUEDAS NATIONAL UNIVERSITY .................................................................................................................... 17
> Apaza Velasquez Margot Zulema
3. DEEP LEARNING ARCHITECTURES FOR AUTOMATED CLASSIFICATION OF THE ANDEAN WEEVIL: A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION .................................................................................................................. 26
> Centeno Huamaní Edgar
4. LSTM-TRANSFORMER HYBRID MODELS FOR FORECASTING VISITOR NUMBERS AT THE HISTORIC SITE OF MACHU PICCHU ................................................................................................................................................ 38
> Chunga Lovon Walter
5. CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS IN THE NORTHERN ZONE OF THE PUNO REGION ..................................................... 48
> Díaz Laura Richard Edilberto
6. PREVENTIVE TAX AUDIT AND REDUCTION OF TAX CONTINGENCIES IN INTERPROVINCIAL TRANSPORT COMPANIES OF MOQUEGUA ................................................................................................................... 57
> Falcon Centeno Magali Fátima
7. PREVENTIVE OBSERVATIONS AS A STRATEGY FOR REDUCING SAFETY INDICES: A LOOK AT THE SANTANDER MINING UNIT ................................................................................................................................................ 66
> Flores Ticona Christian Giancarlo
8. LEVEL OF LOGICAL-MATHEMATICAL INTELLIGENCE IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN PUNO ............................................................................... 75
> Garambel Pérez Ricardo Javier
9. OPERATIONAL AUDIT OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AT THE AGENCIES OF THE NATION BANK .................................................................................................................................. 84
> Huamantuma Fernandez Karin Zenaida
10. CLOUD COMPUTING FOR CRITICAL DATA AT THE CHALLAPALCA SPECIAL HIGH-SECURITY PRISON ...................................................................... 94
> Huertas Gonzales Ricardo Segundo
11. WORK-RELATED STRESS AND PHYSICAL ILLNESSES AMONG WORKERS AT THE MANUEL NUÑEZ BUTRON REGIONAL HOSPITAL IN PUNO ......................................................................................................................... 102
> Maquera Ramos Fredd Davison
12. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY IN THE PROVINCIAL MUNICIPALITIES OF THE PUNO REGION .............. 114
> Ochochoque Laura Nardelina
13. ASSESSMENT OF LIGHTING COMFORT THROUGH CHROMATIC SYNERGY: A LOOK AT THE PASIRI HEALTH CLINIC IN PUNO .............................................................................................................................................. 123
> Olaguivel Zapana Leidy Estrella
14. HUMAN TALENT MANAGEMENT AND TEACHER PERFORMANCE: A LOOK AT THE ARMY CAVALRY SCHOOL IN LIMA ................................. 133
> Ortiz Cornejo Ángel Mauro
15. FOLKLORIC DANCES AND THEIR IMPACT ON STRESS AMONG TRUCK DRIVERS ......................................................................................................... 143
> Palli Quispe Sandra Alina
16. LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES TOWARD BIOSAFETY AMONG NURSING STUDENTS ............................................................................ 153
> Pinto Cama Deysi
17. APPROVAL OF INTERNAL TRANSFERS AND THE REASONABLENESS OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF THE PROVINCIAL MUNICIPALITY OF LAMPA........................................................ 163
> Rivera Ruelas Rocío Elizabeth
18. INFLUENCE OF THE ADDITION OF MINING TAILINGS ON THE PROPERTIES OF CONCRETE FOR TYPE II PAVERS.................................... 175
> Salluca Canaza Danitson Walter
19. CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR DIRECTORS OF INITIAL EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS ................................................................................ 186
> Tacanahui Quispe Gardenia Lizbeth
20. SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN FOCUSED ON ENVIRONMENTAL MITIGATION IN READY-MIX CONCRETE .............. 197
> Urviola Toledo Cynthia Valeria
21. DESIGN OF AN ETHERNET SYSTEM WITH MULTICAST TECHNOLOGY FOR TELEMEDICINE SERVICES ......................................... 206
> Vargas Velásquez Luis Miguel
22. THE IMPACT OF READY-MIX CONCRETE ON THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF THE PERUVIAN ALTIPLANO ...............................................216
> Villalva Ventura David Juan Arthuro
PRESENTATION..................................................................................................................7
1. ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF THE FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF RIGID PAVEMENT CONTAINING POLYPROPYLENE PLASTIC FIBERS IN THE ALTIPLANO ..........................................................................................................................9
> Aguilar Alca Adela
2. SERVICE QUALITY IN RELATION TO DINER SATISFACTION AT THE UNIVERSITY CAFETERIA OF THE JOSÉ MARÍA ARGUEDAS NATIONAL UNIVERSITY .................................................................................................................... 17
> Apaza Velasquez Margot Zulema
3. DEEP LEARNING ARCHITECTURES FOR AUTOMATED CLASSIFICATION OF THE ANDEAN WEEVIL: A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION .................................................................................................................. 26
> Centeno Huamaní Edgar
4. LSTM-TRANSFORMER HYBRID MODELS FOR FORECASTING VISITOR NUMBERS AT THE HISTORIC SITE OF MACHU PICCHU ................................................................................................................................................ 38
> Chunga Lovon Walter
5. CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS IN THE NORTHERN ZONE OF THE PUNO REGION ..................................................... 48
> Díaz Laura Richard Edilberto
6. PREVENTIVE TAX AUDIT AND REDUCTION OF TAX CONTINGENCIES IN INTERPROVINCIAL TRANSPORT COMPANIES OF MOQUEGUA ................................................................................................................... 57
> Falcon Centeno Magali Fátima
7. PREVENTIVE OBSERVATIONS AS A STRATEGY FOR REDUCING SAFETY INDICES: A LOOK AT THE SANTANDER MINING UNIT ................................................................................................................................................ 66
> Flores Ticona Christian Giancarlo
8. LEVEL OF LOGICAL-MATHEMATICAL INTELLIGENCE IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN PUNO ............................................................................... 75
> Garambel Pérez Ricardo Javier
9. OPERATIONAL AUDIT OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AT THE AGENCIES OF THE NATION BANK .................................................................................................................................. 84
> Huamantuma Fernandez Karin Zenaida
10. CLOUD COMPUTING FOR CRITICAL DATA AT THE CHALLAPALCA SPECIAL HIGH-SECURITY PRISON ...................................................................... 94
> Huertas Gonzales Ricardo Segundo
11. WORK-RELATED STRESS AND PHYSICAL ILLNESSES AMONG WORKERS AT THE MANUEL NUÑEZ BUTRON REGIONAL HOSPITAL IN PUNO ......................................................................................................................... 102
> Maquera Ramos Fredd Davison
12. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY IN THE PROVINCIAL MUNICIPALITIES OF THE PUNO REGION .............. 114
> Ochochoque Laura Nardelina
13. ASSESSMENT OF LIGHTING COMFORT THROUGH CHROMATIC SYNERGY: A LOOK AT THE PASIRI HEALTH CLINIC IN PUNO .............................................................................................................................................. 123
> Olaguivel Zapana Leidy Estrella
14. HUMAN TALENT MANAGEMENT AND TEACHER PERFORMANCE: A LOOK AT THE ARMY CAVALRY SCHOOL IN LIMA ................................. 133
> Ortiz Cornejo Ángel Mauro
15. FOLKLORIC DANCES AND THEIR IMPACT ON STRESS AMONG TRUCK DRIVERS ......................................................................................................... 143
> Palli Quispe Sandra Alina
16. LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES TOWARD BIOSAFETY AMONG NURSING STUDENTS ............................................................................ 153
> Pinto Cama Deysi
17. APPROVAL OF INTERNAL TRANSFERS AND THE REASONABLENESS OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF THE PROVINCIAL MUNICIPALITY OF LAMPA........................................................ 163
> Rivera Ruelas Rocío Elizabeth
18. INFLUENCE OF THE ADDITION OF MINING TAILINGS ON THE PROPERTIES OF CONCRETE FOR TYPE II PAVERS.................................... 175
> Salluca Canaza Danitson Walter
19. CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR DIRECTORS OF INITIAL EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS ................................................................................ 186
> Tacanahui Quispe Gardenia Lizbeth
20. SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN FOCUSED ON ENVIRONMENTAL MITIGATION IN READY-MIX CONCRETE .............. 197
> Urviola Toledo Cynthia Valeria
21. DESIGN OF AN ETHERNET SYSTEM WITH MULTICAST TECHNOLOGY FOR TELEMEDICINE SERVICES ......................................... 206
> Vargas Velásquez Luis Miguel
22. THE IMPACT OF READY-MIX CONCRETE ON THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF THE PERUVIAN ALTIPLANO ...............................................216
> Villalva Ventura David Juan Arthuro
- Fecha de agregación
- August 12, 2026
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- ✓ Aguilar Alca Adela et al., “INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH,” Repositorio del Programa de Idiomas EPG, consulta 12 de septiembre de 2026, http://repositorio-idiomas.unap.edu.pe/items/show/5.