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- Tesis Grado de Maestro Acceso EmbargadoRelación entre el número de capacitaciones internas y el índice de cumplimiento de metas institucionales en la Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana durante el periodo 2023-2025(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2026) Garcia Rios, John Valentin; Iturraran Sandoval, Edgar DavidThe objective of this research was to determine the relationship between internal training and the achievement of institutional goals at the National University of the Peruvian Amazon during the study period. The methodology used was quantitative, with a correlational design and a total of 36 records analyzed. The analysis was conducted using Spearman's correlation coefficient, which yielded a Rho value of 0.824, indicating a highly significant positive association between the number of training sessions and the achievement of institutional goals. The main results confirm that the quantity and intensity of training, as well as staff participation, are closely related to the level and timeliness of fulfilling the university's strategic objectives. It is demonstrated that greater investment in continuous staff training directly enhances institutional performance and strengthens operational capacity to achieve results. In conclusion, internal training is a key factor for maximizing institutional efficiency and effectiveness, validating the importance of maintaining sustained training policies for the successful attainment of goals at the National University of the Peruvian Amazon.
- Tesis Título Profesional Acceso EmbargadoFalta de educación financiera y uso responsable de tarjetas de crédito en clientes del BCP en Iquitos durante 2024(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2026) Pezo Bartra, Diana Lizeth; Rengifo Aspajo, Andrea Alexandra; Zumaeta Vásquez, Carlos HernánThe aim of this study was to analyze the relationship between the level of financial education and the responsible use of credit cards among credit card users in urban Iquitos, with emphasis on Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP) customers, during 2024. A quantitative, non-experimental, cross-sectional, descriptive correlational design was applied. Data were collected through a structured questionnaire measuring financial education (X) and credit card use behaviors (Y) in a sample of 120 participants selected through non-probability convenience and quota sampling. The Shapiro–Wilk test indicated normality for financial education (p=0.193) and non-normality for credit card use (p=0.006); therefore, Spearman’s rho was used for hypothesis testing. Descriptive results showed that most participants had medium (65.0%) or low (34.2%) financial education levels, with a minimal proportion at a high level (0.8%). Regarding credit card management, 98.3% presented moderate or inadequate use patterns, while only 1.7% showed responsible use. The correlational analysis revealed a very weak and non significant association between the variables (ρ=-0.114; p=0.215), indicating insufficient statistical evidence to support a significant relationship between financial education and responsible credit card use in the studied sample. It is concluded that, although low financial education and risky credit behaviors are prevalent, financial knowledge alone does not explain the observed credit card behavior, suggesting the influence of economic, psychological, and socio-cultural factors.
- Tesis Título Profesional Acceso EmbargadoImplementación de un equipo para la evaluación del flujo volumétrico y la energía específica en un canal abierto(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2026) Babilonia Huazanga, Miluska Fiorela; Rios Jarama, André Kaled de Jesús; Vásquez Pinedo, Jorge Armando; Salas Barrera, Fernando Javier; Carrasco Montañez, Daniel DiomedesThe general objective of this thesis was: to evaluate the volumetric flow and the specific energy in an open channel, for which the implementation of a team was carried out that has as its main component a rectangular duct with a surface subjected to atmospheric pressure, the same one that represents the open channel and in which a 60° triangular weir was installed at its exit. The evaluation of the real volumetric flow in the open channel was carried out using a relationship where the height of the liquid in the weir is the independent variable and the real volumetric flow is the dependent variable. Four tests were carried out on this equipment, in which a volumetric flow value, a critical depth value and thirteen specific energy values were evaluated (six values for subcritical flow, one value for critical flow and six values for supercritical flow). The results of the actual volumetric flow rate in relation to the liquid height in the triangular weir in the aforementioned tests were: test 1 (0.054 m, 0.0005509 m3/s); test 2 (0.041 m, 0.0002767 m3/s); test 3 (0.040 m, 0.0002602 m3/s) and test 4 (0.034 m, 0.0001733 m3/s). The maximum specific energy in relation to the channel depth and the actual volumetric flow rate was: (0.070 m, 0.0005509 m3/s, 0.07012 m), which corresponds to test 1. This concludes the present work, demonstrating the fulfillment of the general objective and at the same time proving the general hypothesis.
- Tesis Título Profesional Acceso EmbargadoNiveles de inclusión de Allium sativum. ajo deshidratado en la dieta en la salud digestiva y el rendimiento post mortem en pollos Cobb 500, Loreto(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2026) Nashnate Mashacuri, Marinoly; Garay Vasquez, Herless Edson; Gonzáles Vega, RodrigoIn intensive poultry production in Loreto, the progressive restriction of antibiotic growth promoters has driven the evaluation of natural alternatives such as dehydrated garlic (Allium sativum), recognized for its antimicrobial and gut microbiota-modulating properties. In this context, the research aimed to determine the optimal level of inclusion of dehydrated garlic in the diet to promote digestive health and maximize post-mortem performance in Cobb 500 chickens. A quantitative experimental study was carried out under a completely randomized design with 100 birds, distributed in five treatments: T0 (0%), T1 (1.0%), T2 (1.5%), T3 (2.0%) and T4 (2.5%), with their respective replications. Digestive health indicators and post-mortem variables such as carcass weight and commercial cuts were evaluated. Statistical analysis was performed using ANOVA and Tukey's test at 5%. The results showed significant differences in postmortem performance, with the T2 treatment (1.5%) standing out, which reached the highest carcass weight, with an increase of 12.6% compared to the control. No cases of diarrhea, morbidity or mortality were recorded in any of the treatments, which confirms the safety of the additive at the levels evaluated. It is concluded that the inclusion of 1.5% of dehydrated garlic constitutes the optimal level, improving productive performance without compromising digestive health. It is recommended to use intermediate levels (1.5%–2.0%) and to expand future research towards histological evaluations, by production stage and economic-commercial analysis.
- Tesis Título Profesional Acceso EmbargadoCondiciones ambientales del aire en la salud, bienestar emocional y el sueño de estudiantes de 5to grado de secundaria del Colegio Nacional Iquitos, 2025(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2026) Lemos Rodriguez, Bruno Marcelo; Gratelly Silva, Pedro AntonioThis study, with a quantitative approach, non-experimental, cross-sectional, descriptive, and correlational design, evaluated the relationship between environmental air conditions and the well-being of fifth-grade secondary school students at the Colegio Nacional de Iquitos during the year 2025. The sample consisted of 100 randomly selected students (50 from the morning shift and 50 from the afternoon shift). Data collection was carried out through a structured 15-item survey and in-situ measurements of air parameters (noise and particulate matter). The instrument showed high reliability (Cronbach's alpha = 0.811). The descriptive and inferential analysis revealed that none of the variables followed a normal distribution (Shapiro-Wilk, p < 0.05), so the Mann-Whitney U test was used. The results indicated that environmental noise, mostly generated by traffic and internal sources, affected students' attention, concentration, and sleep quality. In addition, symptoms such as dry cough, eye irritation, and shortness of breath were reported. Levels of stress and anxiety were also evident, which could be related to these environmental conditions. Only perceptions of concentration showed significant differences between shifts, being more affected in one shift, while stress, anxiety, and sleep quality remained constant. It is concluded that adverse environmental conditions negatively influence student health and academic performance.