BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY ARASOF NASUGBU

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College of Industrial Technology

Program Offerings

[ ] Bachelor of Science in Food Technology [ ] Bachelor in Industrial Technology ( ) Electrical Technology ( ) Electronics Technology ( ) Computer Technology

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Non-EPT

BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY ARASOF NASUGBU

Nasugbu, Batangas

Scholastic Record College of Industrial Technology

Bachelors of Science in Food Technology

Envisioned Eight Distinct Characteristics of CIT Graduates

Imbued with desirable values and

deep spiritual strength [Spiritual Guidance Programs]

Equipped with ade-

quate skills to advance

professional career [Internship Program]

Socially confident and with well -groomed personality [Personality Development Program]

An articulate leader as well as an intelligent follower [Involvement in Organizations]

Adequately endowed with

intellectual skills [Academic Subjects]

Maintains an intelligent quest for new ideas and opportunities [Thesis Writing Program]

Culturally rooted

and worthy member of the global community

[Extension/Outreach Program]

Possesses desirable

habits of

thinking and working [Technical Skills Development Program]

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Complete Name Course

Outcomes-Based Education

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OUR STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The College of Industrial Technology, being a cooperative and productive insti-

tution, is in full accord with the Batangas State University’s Vision and Mission.

From the University’s Vision and Mission statements, Goals were carefully

identified and Educational Objectives were crafted. It is from these educational

objectives that the eightfold career path program of our College have been

harnessed and that the eight (8) distinct characteristics of our graduates were

envisioned.

This Scholastic Record Booklet will ensure that we can provide our students

with the necessary training and education supportive to the distinct character-

istics we have envisioned. Through this booklet, we can monitor academic pro-

gress, document important activities and record important transactions.

Therefore, we — the representative stakeholders, to express our support to its

implementation, set forth our signatures:

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Student’s Name & Signature (date) Parent’s Name & Signature (date)

_______________________ Associate Dean College of Industrial Technology

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Acad. Term Cleared by Cleared by Cleared by Year [1][2][S] CIT Council President CIT Faculty Prog. Chair CIT Assoc. Dean [Organization Related] [Scholastic Record Related] (signature) [dd.mm.yy] (signature) [dd.mm.yy] (signature) [dd.mm.yy] 0. ‘13-’14 [ 1 ] Juan de la Cruz I Juan de la Cruz II Juan de la Cruz III

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STUDENT’S PROFILE

Student Name : ____________________________________________________________

S.R. Number : _______________ Course: _____________ Major: ___________

Date of Entry : _________ [ ]As Freshman [ ]As Shifter [ ]As Transferee to CIT dd.mm.yy

Date of Birth: __________ Marital Status : ______ Gender : _____________ dd.mm.yy

Blood Type : __________ Religious Affiliation : _______________________

If scholar, state the name of your scholarship/ grant:_________________________ Home Address: ______________________________________________________

Name of Guardian: _____________________________Phone:_____________

Relationship with the Guardian: ______________________________________ Guardian’s Signature: ____________________ _______________________ Signature 1 Signature 2 Boarding House Address :

Name of Landlord/Landlady :

Phone :

Your Phone Number/s: ______________ _______________ ______________

Email Address _____________ Facebook Account: ______________

Your Long Signature: _______________ Your Short signature: ______________

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. University Vision, Mission and Core Values ……………………………….03 II. CIT Goal, Objectives, Career Path Programs ………………….………….. 04 III. Relevant University Policies ………………………………………………….05 IV. The Program Curriculum ………………………………………...…………. 06 V. Proposal Slip……………………………………………………………............ 11 VI. Prerequisite Guide ………………………………….………………………...19 VII. Returned / Distributed Academic Documents Date/Time…………………... 20 VIII. For Student Transferees ……………………………………………………... 21 IX. Record Sheet for the Completion of Grades…………………………………..22 X. Records of Subjects Officially Dropped / Added .……………...…………….23 XI. Library Visitation Record ………………………………………………………..24 XII. Internship Program …………………………………………………...……….25 XIII. Thesis Writing Program ……………………………………………………….26 XIV. Stakeholders’ Participation for the Contribution Advancement and Improvement of University Vision, Mission Statement ……………………………………………………..27 XV. Stakeholders’ Participation for the Continuous Alignment and Improvement of College Goals and Programs Objectives ………………………………………….…………..28 XVI. Research Agenda ………………………………………………………………29 XVII Extension Agenda ………………………………………………………………30 XVII. Record of Co– Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities …..………………31 XVIII. Record Sheet for Involvement in Different activities……………………….. 32 XIX. Record of Office Appearance ………………………………………………..33 XX. Record of Agreements ……………………………………….……………... 34 XXI. Record of Promissory Letter Made by Parents ……………….………….35 XXII. Record of Payments (Non Tuition Fee Related) ……………………………36 XXIII. Record of Sheet of Office decision Based on Waiver………………………..37 XXIV. Special Section…………………………………………………………………...38 XXV. Year Plan …………………………………….………………... ……………….39 XXVI. Academic and Non -Academic Recognition ………………………………..40 XXVII. College Directory ……………………………………………………………….41 XXVIII.Insurance Office ………………………………………………………...……...42 XIX. Personal Space ………………………………………………………………….43 XXX. Personal Space ………………………………………………...…………….….44 XXXI. Student’s Profile ……………………………………………………….……...45 XXXII.CIT College Clearance…………………………………………. ……….…….. 46

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As a student under the College of Industrial Technology, I declare my full understanding and acceptance to the Vision, Mission and Core Values of the Batangas State University.

Conforme: __________________ ________________ ________________ Complete Name Signature Date

As a Parent/Guardian, I also express my full understanding and acceptance to the Vision, Mission and Core Values of the Batangas State University. __________________ ________________ ________________ Name of Parent Signature Date

Vision A leading University in the region which shapes a globally competent citizen imbued with mor-

al courage nurtured through values and quality education.

Mission Batangas State University commits to develop productive citizens by providing the highest standard of instruction, research, extension, service and production through value laden learn-ing experiences, community partnerships & internationalization initiatives.

Core Values

•Spirituality •Nationalism •Harmony and Teamwork •Committment to Excellent Service •Human Dignity and Gender Equality •Transparency, Honesty and

Accountability •Concern for the Environment

Goal of the College To produce well-rounded and globally competitive individuals who meet local, national and international demands for skilled workers.

Objectives of the College

1. To devise up-to-date curricula that help attain goals, meet challenging requirements and reflect changes in industrial technology.

2. To facilitate quality technical-vocational education and training towards holistic competency and proficiency of individuals in the different technology areas.

3. To mold individuals whose personal, social, technical, and practical qualities make them productive and valuable citizens of the global community.

4. To train technologists in the use of applied research by innovating ways to address needs and problems and by implementing and extending current technology.

THE BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY

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PERSONAL SPACE

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PERSONAL SPACE

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COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FOOD TECHNOLOGY

OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAM

1. To Produce Professionals who have the capacity to apply the sciences and related and related fields

of study in post harvest handing, preparation, processing, packaging, storage, and distribution of

food to ensure food security and the well-being of individuals families and communities.

2. To undertake the knowledge and skills of Food Technology in society.

3. To develop the knowledge and skills of Food technology in society .

4. To disseminate information and to promote awareness on the role of Food Technology in society.

5. To stimulate scientific and technological investigatory problems

6. To encourage participation o students in productive activities.

7. To provide students a lifelong learning process to become effective and productive citizens.

Eightfold Career Path Programs of the College

1. Academic Subjects 5. Internship Program 2. Technical Skills Development 6. Research Program 3. Personality Development 7. Extension/Outreach 4. Political Leadership 8. Spirituality Program

Envisioned Eight Distinct Characteristics of an Ideal CIT Graduate

1. Adequately endowed with intellectual skills 2. Possesses with desirable habits of thinking and working 3. Socially confident, and well groomed Personality 4. An articulate leader as well as an intelligent follower 5. Equipped with adequate skills to advance professional career 6. Maintains an intelligent quest for new ideas & opportunities 7. Culturally rooted and worthy member of the global community 8. Imbued with desirable values and deep spiritual strength

As a student under the College of Industrial Technology, I express my full understand-ing, acceptance and support to the Goals, Objectives and Program Path of the College. Conforme: _________________ ________________ ________________ Complete Name Signature Date As a parent/ guardian, I also declare my full understanding, acceptance and support to the Goals, Objectives and Program Path of the College. ____________________ ______________ ________________ Name of Parent Signature Date

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RELEVANT ACADEMIC POLICIESPOLICIES

Registration/Enrollment 1. Only students who have paid the corresponding fees assessed by proper officials, whose registration forms

have been approved by University Registrar and who have presented the approved registration form & Offi-cial Receipt of payment are considered enrolled and entitled to class admission.

Academic Load 2. Full time / regular student should carry full semestral load prescribed by the curriculum. 3. Part time/ Irregular student should carry a load less than the full semestral load prescribed by their

curriculum. Associate Dean must be consulted. 4. Only graduating students are allowed to request for a subject overload per DECS Order No. 66

s1988. No overload subject shall be enrolled/credited without prior written approval from the University Reg-istrar.

5. During the Summer term, the regular load of students shall be 9 units, but in justifiable cases and with the approval of VPAA, a student may be allowed to take 12 units.

Prerequisite Subjects 6. As prescribed by CHED, subjects taken and completed without satisfying the prescribed prerequisite will not

be given credit regardless of the grade obtained. A student who received a conditional grade of 4.0 / “Inc” shall not be allowed to enroll in the higher subjects unless the prerequisite is first satisfied.

Dropping of Subjects 7. Students who drop out of classes shall be marked “dropped” whether they took the prelim examination or

not and irrespective of their preliminary grade. Dropping must be made official by accomplishing a dropping form duly signed by proper officials. The form must be submitted to the Registrar’s Office before mid-term exam.

Subject Offering 8. All first semester subjects will be offered in the first semester. 9. All second semester subjects will be offered in the second semester. 10. All Summer subjects will be offered in the Summer term. Petition to open a subject (If requested) 11. A petitioned subject can be offered as a regular subject if there are more than 15 students who expressed

intention (in writing) to enroll and the request must be approved by the Vice President for Academic Affairs. 12. A petitioned subject can be offered as a tutorial class, if there are less than 15 students expressed intention to enroll & approved by the Vice President for Academic Affairs. Tutorial class entails

higher tuition fees. Rules on Attendance 13. Total unexcused absences must not exceed 10% of the max. number of hrs. required/subj/sem. or term: 13.1 In a 3-unit (3 hrs lec) subject….must not exceed 6 hours 13.2 In a 3-unit (2 hrs lec, 3 hrs lab) subject….must not exceed 9 hours 13.3 In a 5-unit (3 hrs lec,6 hrs lab) subject….must not exceed 16 hours 14. Students exceeding the allowable maximum number of hours of absences before Midterm Exam shall be

dropped from the roll. 15. Students exceeding the allowable max. number of hours of absences after Midterm Exam shall be given a

failing grade. 16 Four instances of tardiness are equivalent to one absence.Tardiness means a) 10 mins late in a 1-3 hr/wk class. b) 15 mins late in more than 3 hr/wk class. 17 Students who had been absent need to secure an admission slip from the office of Assoc. Dean & present

it to the Instructor for re-admission in class. 18a. Any external interruption of class session must be approved by the Assoc. Dean except those

directly ordered by the Dean of Colleges or Exec. Director. 18b. Instructor’s discretion to allow student to leave class session is limited to medical emergency,

toilet break, photocopying or going to offices. Any other reasons need prior approval from the office of the Associate Dean.

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Insurance Official Receipt Number

1st Year ______________________________________

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nd Year ______________________________________

3

rd Year ______________________________________

4th Year ______________________________________

Insurance Record

1. Free coverage to faculty members, officials, and employees of BSU regardless of status for 100% benefits of the students 2. A designated one (1) parent or guardian is covered for 50% of the student’s principal for ADD and Burial Benefit and Unprovoked Murder and Assault for at least 25% of the student principal sum 3. Motorcycle and bicycle accidents are likewise covered for students only but limited to 25% of the benefits. However, benefits can be claimed only if the person has a valid driver’s license and wearing helmet at the time of the accident 4. Eligibility - Insured’s age must be between 3-65 years old but only full time students are covered.

FORTUNE GENERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION against Accidental Death and Disablement under Group Personal Accident Insurance Master Policy issued for one year valid from May 31, 2012 to May 31, 2013. Notes:

Valid if paid and stamped enrolled

Keep this Certificate at all times

COVERAGE

Accidental Death and Disablement ((Including death while travelling in a public or private conveyance - land or sea (including inside elevator); Acts of nature; animal and insect bites (excluding mosquito bites); explosion (except terrorist acts)) Permanent Total Disability due to Accident Unprovoked Murder & Assault Accidental Medical Reimbursement Daily Hospital Cash Assistance due to Sickness and Accident Ambulance Service with Receipt Injuries incurred during school related sports activities General Public Liability - Property Damage General Public Liability - Bodily Injury

200,000.00

200,000.00 200,000.00 15,000.00 500.00/day 20,000.00 1,000.00 10,000.00 150,000.00 150,000.00

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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COLLEGE DIRECTORY

Acad. Year: ‘12 - ’13 ‘13 - ‘14

University President Dr. Nora L. Magnaye Dr. Nora L. Magnaye

Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Michael A. Aloria Dr. Michael A. Aloria

Vice President for Research Dr. Tirso A. Ronquillo Dr. Tirso A. Ronquillo

Executive Director Assoc.Prof.Enrico M.DalanginAssoc.Prof.EnricoM.Dalangin

Dean of the Colleges Dr. Maria Luisa A. Valdez Dr. Maria Luisa A. Valdez

Head, Registration Office Evelyn L. Pedrajas Evelyn L. Pedrajas

Associate Dean of CIT Jose Alejandro R. Belen Jose Alejandro R. Belen

Administrative Staff Florderizza V. Alla Florderizza V. Alla

Program Coordinator (BSFT) Rosalie R. Rojales Asst. Prof. Teresita S. Buhay

Program Coordinator (BIT-Electrical) Rodolfo L. Francisco Rodolfo L. Francisco

Program Coordinator (BIT-Electronics) Francis H. Mendoza Francis H. Mendoza

Program Coordinator (BIT-Computer) Maricris M. Feliciano Noelyn M. De Jesus

Research Coordinator Teresita S. Buhay Teresita S. Buhay

OJT Coordinator Maricris M. Feliciano Minelyn P. Cochingco

Extension Coordinator Francis H. Mendoza Francis H. Mendoza

Council Senior Adviser Rosalie R. Rojales Rosalie R. Rojales

Discipline Coordinator Rosalie R. Rojales Teresita S. Buhay

IGP “BatStateU” Coordinator Minelyn Panganiban Noelyn M. De Jesus

College production Coordinator Minelyn Panganiban Minelyn Panganiban

College Facility Dev. Planner Rosalie R. Rojales Rosalie R. Rojales

Annual Procurement Request Coord. Rosalie R. Rojales Rosalie R. Rojales

College Repair Coordinator Simon G. Rol Simon G. Rol

College Bulletin Boards Coord. Simon G. Rol Simon G. Rol

Student Recruitment Coord. Teresita S. Buhay Noelyn M. De Jesus

Alumni Affair Coord. Teresita S. Buhay Noelyn M. De Jesus

Comprehensive Exam Coord. Francis H. Mendoza Francis H. Mendoza

Budget Preparation Coord. Florderizza V. Alla Florderizza V. Alla

Storage Custodian Francis H. Mendoza Rodolfo L. Francisco

Key, Room Ass. / Cleanliness Coord. Florderizza V. Alla Florderizza V. Alla

Scholastic (Student’s Document Custodian) Florderizza V. Alla Florderizza V. Alla

Property Custodian Florderizza V. Alla Florderizza V. Alla

Finance Office Francis H. Mendoza Rodolfo L. Francisco

Internal Auditor Rosalie R. Rojales Rosalie R. Rojales

Quarterly/Annual Report Florderizza V. Alla Florderizza V. Alla

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Grading System 19. The work of students per semester shall be graded in accordance to the following system:

20. There are instances that participation of athletes, cultural performers, muses, escorts & student assistants in a University Wide sports-cultural events is given an incentive in the final examination raw score:Champion-25%, 2nd place-20%, 3rd place-15%, As participant– 10%, As student assistant-15%

Removal of grade “4” or “Inc” 21. The grade of “4.00” or “inc” may be removed either by passing a re-examination or complied with the requirements of the teacher. If the requirement is not met within the prescribed period of one semester, it shall automatically become a “5.00”. In no case shall the period for completion extends beyond one semester from the date grade was received. Scholastic Delinquency 22. Student who obtained final grades below 3.00 or 25% of the total number of academic units is automatically under the “watch list –warning category”. Enrollment will not be granted unless a letter be given to the Associate Dean assuring improvement of his or her academic performance the following semester. 23. Student who at the end of the semester obtained final grades below 3.00 or 50%-75% of the total number of enrolled academic units shall be placed on probation for the succeeding semester. The load shall be determined by the Associate Dean. Probation can be removed by passing the subject(s) with grades of 3.00 or better more than 50% of the units in their final grades in the succeeding semester. 24. Students who at the end of semester obtained final grades below 3.00 in at least 75% of the total number of academic units shall be dropped from the rolls of the College. 25. Students on probation who again fail or who received 50% or more failing grades will be dropped from the rolls of the University. Examination 26. The College is encouraging all students to present valid permit before taking any major examination. In case of financial difficulty, a promissory note –personally requested by parent or guardian (indicated in page 32 of this booklet)- signed/ approved by the Associate Dean is sufficient document to serve as temporary examination permit. Please be reminded that the Office of the Associate Dean does not entertain second promissory note if the first one is not complied. Academic Honors (For Regular Students Only) 27. Dean’s Lister [Yearly Recognition during CIT General Assembly]: no grade lower than 2.00 in the previous year (1st and 2nd Semester). (Application Form is available upon request) 28. Cum Laude: Lowest grade must be 2.5 & GWA is 1.51-1.75 29. Magna Cum Laude: Lowest grade must be 2.0 & GWA is 1.26-1.50 30. Summa Cum Laude: Lowest grade must be 1.75 & GWA is 1.0-1.25

Major Offense 31. Major sanctions shall be imposed for membership, affiliation or mere association to organizations such as fraternities or sororities not otherwise recognized by the University, even outside its jurisdiction and which are notorious for hazing and other violent or humiliating rites as a prerequisite for admission.

Class Standing (Att,Rec., Quiz, Proj.)

Lab Drawing Plates RLE Four major Exams

Lecture 20% 80%

Lec w/ Lab 60% 30% 10%

Sub w/ RLE 40% 60%

Drawing 20% 80%

As a student under the College of Industrial Technology, I declare my full understanding and acceptance of the different policies, directives of the university but not limited to those aforementioned above. Conforme: ______________________ ________________ ________________ Complete Name Signature Date

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As a Parent/Guardian, I also express my full understanding and acceptance of the different policies, direc-tives but not limited to those aforementioned above. Conforme: ______________________ ________________ ________________ Name of Parent Signature Date

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You are envisioned to be adequately endowed with intellectual skills

Bachelor of Science in Food Technology (For Non-EPT Passers)

As prescribed by CHED, subjects taken and completed without satisfying the prescribed prerequisite

First Year SecondSemester

Code Description HRS Lec / Lab

Unit Prereq Grade Instructor Sem/Yr

ENG 1 Advanced Grammar and Composition 3/0 3 ENG PLUS

FIL 2 Pagbasa at Pagsulat sa Iba't Ibang Disiplina 3/0 3 FIL 1

PHY 2 Physics 2 2/3 3 PHY 1

MATH 2 Plane Trigonometry 3/0 3 MATH 1,PHY 1

CHEM 2 Organic Chemistry 2/3 3 CHEM 1

BIO 1 Biology 2/3 3

ICT 1 Basic Computer Applications 3/0 3

PE 2 Rhythmic Activities 2/0 2 PE 1

NSTP 2 ROTC/LTS/CWTS 29hrs. 3 NSTP 1

Evaluated by: __________________________________________ Remarks : _____________________________ Name/Signature Date

First year First Semester



ENG PLUS English Plus 3/0 3

FIL 1 Komunikasyon sa Akademikong Filipino 3/0 3

HUM1 Art Appreciation 3/0 3

MaTH1 College Algebra 3/0 3

CHEM 1 Fundamentals of Chemistry 3/3 4

PHY 1 Physics I 2/3 3

FT 1 Introduction to Food Technology 3/0 3

PE 1 Physical Fitness, Gymnastics and Aerobics 2/0 2

NSTP 1 ROTC/LTS/CWTS 27hrs. 3

Evaluated by : _______________________________________ Remarks : ___________________________ Name/Signature Date

First Year Summer



ENG 2 Study and Thinking Skills 3/0 3

HUM 2 Introduction to Philosophy 3/0 3

SS 1 General Psychology 3/0 3

TOTAL 9 hrs. 9


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ACADEMIC AND NON - ACADEMIC RECOGNITION SECTION -conferred by an organized body or institution-

ACADEMIC AWARDS [ DEAN’S LISTER]

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MERITORIOUS CO CURRICULAR AWARD

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MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARD

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AWARDS IN SPORTS

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AWARDS IN CULTURAL ACTIVITIES _________________________________ ________________________________

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Month Wk Activity

Month Wk Activity

Jun I 1st Sem Enrollment Dec

I Nasugbu Fiesta

II Start of 1st Sem II Prelim Period

III OJT Presentation I III CIT Outreach Activity. Final Defense period

IV IV Christmas Vacation

Jul I Jan I

II II

III Prelim Period Disaster Preparedness Seminar-Drill Safety Laboratory Measure/Seminar

III Midterm Period

IV CIT General Assembly IV 4th Year Application for Gradua-tion 2nd Sem

Aug I CIT Flag Ceremony & Retreat Month

Feb I

II 4th Year Application for Graduation 1st Sem

II Semi Finals Period Personality Sem. 3rd yr

III Midterm Period III Spiritual Retreat 2nd Yr Spiritual Retreat 4th Yr

IV Sportfest Period IV

Sep I Coastal Clean-up participation Mar I

II Semi Finals Period: CIT Extension Meeting/Survey

II Finals (Grad)/Compre

III CIT Extension Preparation Solicita-tion

III Finals (Non Grad)

IV CIT Extension Planning IV Summer Enrollment

Oct I CIT Week Long Extension Activity Apr I Graduation Period

II Finals (Grad)/Compre. Proposal Defense Period

II Start of Summer Class

III Finals (Non Grad) CIT Clean up Day

III

IV Semestral Break IV

Nov I 2nd Sem Enrollment May I

II Start of 2nd Sem OJT Presentation II

II

III Plant a Tree (Activity) Skill Dev. Seminar 2nd Yr

III End of Summer Class Finals (Grad)/Compre

IV IV

YEAR PLAN

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As prescribed by CHED, subjects taken and completed without satisfying the prescribed prerequisite will not be given credit regardless of the grade obtained.

Second Year First Semester

Code Description HRS: Lec/Lab


Eng 3 Oral Communication 3/0 3 Eng 2

Fil 3 Masining na Pagpapahayag 3/0 3 Fil 1

FT 2 Post Harvest and Handling Technology 3/0 3 FT 1

Stat 1 Statistics 3/0 3

Math 3 Differential Calculus 5/0 5 Math 2

Micro 1 General Microbiology 3/6 5 Bio 1

Chem 3 Qualitative Chemistry 2/3 3 Chem 2

PE 3 Individual and Dual Sports 2/0 2 PE 2

TOTAL 27hrs. 27

Evaluated by:________________________________________ Remarks:______________________________ Name/Siganture Date

Second Year Second Semester



Eng 4 Technical Writing 3/0 3 Eng 3

Math 4 Integral Calculus 5/0 5 Math 3

FT 3 Food Safety 3/0 3 FT 1

FT 4 Sensory Evaluation 2/3 3 FT 1 and Stat 1

Chem 4 Quantitative Chemistry 2/3 3 Chem 3

FT 5 Food Microbiology 3/6 5 Micro 1

PE 4 Individual and Dual Sports 2/0 2 PE 3

TOTAL 32hrs. 24


Second Year Summer


Unit Prereq Grade Instruc tor

Sem/Yr

Chem 5 General Biochemistry 2/3 3 Chem 2 and Bio 1

Chem 6 Physical Chemistry 2/3 3 Math 4, Chem 2, and

TOTAL 10hrs. 6


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As prescribed by CHED, subjects taken and completed without satisfying the prescribed prerequisite will not be given credit regardless of the grade obtained.

Third Year : Technician Certificate of Proficiency Third Year First Semester



LIT 1 Philippine Literature 3/0 3

SS 2 Philippine History 3/0 3

SS 3 Introduction to Sociology and Anthropology with 3/0 3

SS 4 Life, Works and Writings of Rizal 3/0 3

FT 6 Food Chemistry 1 3/6 5 CHEM 4 and

CHEM 5

BUSS 1 Basic Business Management 3/0 3

FT 7 Food Processing 1 2/3 3 FT 3, FT 4 and FT 5

ELECT1 Elective 1 3/0 3

TOTAL 32hrs. 26


Third Year : Technician Certificate of Proficiency Second Year Second Semester



Lit 2 Literature of the World 3/0 3

FT 8 Food Analysis 3/6 5 FT 6 and

FT 9 Food Chemistry 2 3/6 5 FT 6 and CHEM 4

FT 10 Food Processing 2 2/3 3 FT 7

FT 11 Food Packaging and Labelling 2/3 3 FT 7

ELECT 2 Elective 2 3/0 3 FT 2

TOTAL 34hrs. 22


Third Year : Technician Certificate of Proficiency Third Year Summer



FT 12 Departmental Internship (100 hrs) 2 FT 10

FT 13 Methods of Research in Food Science and Technology 3/0 3 FT 8 - 11 and ENG 4

3hrs.


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Acad. Term Cleared by Cleared by Cleared by Year [1][2][S] CIT Council President CIT Faculty Prog. Chair CIT Assoc. Dean [Organization Related] [Scholastic Record Related] (signature) [dd.mm.yy] (signature) [dd.mm.yy] (signature) [dd.mm.yy] 0. ‘13-’14 [ 1 ] Juan de la Cruz I Juan de la Cruz II Juan de la Cruz III

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RECORD SHEET OF OFFICE DECISION BASED ON WAIVER Form can be downloaded from this website: www.cit-vle.comuv.com

Form is available at the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) No CIT student will be permitted to participate in any activity without prior approval recorded in this sheet.

Name of Activity Date of Destination Admin. Parent’s CIT Activity Approval Waiver Approval

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As a requirement for graduation, all applicants must apply, take and pass a comprehensive examination. The examination will be administered one week after the office received the application.

Forth Year : Bachelor of Industrial Technology Fourth Year First Semester



SS 5 Politics and Governance with 3/0 3

SS 6 Introduction to Economics with 3/0 3

FT 14 Food Processing 3*** 2/3 3 FT 10

FT 15 Food Engineering 2/3 3 FT 10, PHY 2, CHEM 6 and MATH 4

FT 16 Environmental Management for Food Industry

3/0 3 FT 9 and FT 10

FT 17 Food Science and Technology Seminar

3/0 3 ENG 2 and FT 12

FT 18 Food Quality Assurance 2/3 3 FT 4, FT 8

FT 19 Thesis A 3/0 3 FT 8 - 10

FT 20 Food Laws 3/0 3 FT 3 and FT

TOTAL 27


Forth Year : Bachelor of Industrial Technology Fourth Year Second Semester



FT 21 Thesis B 3/0 3 FT 19

FT 22 Practicum (300 hrs) 300 6 FT 14 - 20

TOTAL 9

Comprehensive Examination Grade: _______ Evaluated by : _______________________________________ Remarks : ___________________________ Name/Signature Date

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________________________ ____________ Signature over Printed Name Date(mm/dd/yy)

_________________ ______________ Associate Dean, CIT Date

COURSE & YEAR: SEMESTER: DATE: A.Y.:

DAY TIME CODE SUBJECT DESCRIPTION UNITS SECTION





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RECORD SHEET OF PAYMENTS MADE (NON - TUITION FEE RELATED) A - Voluntary B - Compulsory

Collecting Status Amount Deadline Date Collecting Office /Amount Given Given Person/Signature CIT /P200 B P200.00 dd.mm.yy dd.mm.yy ~~~~~~~~~~~~

As a student under the College of Industrial Technology, I express my full understanding, full acceptance and full financial support to all activities organized, permitted and / or approved by the College. Conforme: _________________ ________________ ________________ Complete Name Signature Date As a parent/ guardian of the student, I also declare my full understanding, full acceptance and full financial support to all activities organized, permitted and/ or approved by the College. _________________ _________________ _______________ Name of Parent Signature Date

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RECORD SHEET OF PROMISSORY NOTES REQUESTED BY PARENT (This request demands personal appearance and ID of the officially recognized parent/guardian)

Form can be downloaded from this website: www.cit-vle.comuv.com Form is available at the Accounting Office

Date Today Amount Name of Guardian Relationship Made a promise Signature Remarks DD/MM/YY to settle to pay on OR #/Date

28/07/13 P2,500.00 Juan Dela Cruz Father 10/10/13 ~~ ~ 123456 / 10-10-13

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RECORD SHEET OF AGREEMENT Must be presented to the office in order to be reminded of some agreements made.

Date / Time/Room Concern Agreement Signing Parties dd.mm.yy / 12:12 / RM 123 to be Resolved Settlement

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OFFICE APPEARANCE RECORD SHEET -If a meeting or visit is an important activity, then appearance must be documented.

Date Time Room Nature of Transaction End Result Signing Authority dd.mm.yy 12:12 RM 123 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX __________________________

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RECORD SHEET FOR INVOLVEMENT IN DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES -Formal written explanation is required in case a student failed to participate

and if necessary an equivalent community service will be recommended-

First Semester First Year Second Year Third Year Fourth Year

(3) OJT Presentation I (OJT of 2nd Yr)

(4) General Assembly

(4) Election

(4) Sports Fest Day1 (Attendance)

Sports Fest Day 2 (Involvement)

(Calamity Preparedness Seminar-Drill) Safety Laboratory Measure(Seminar-Lecture)

(4) Flag Raising Ceremony

(4) Flag Retreat

(7) Coastal Clean up Drive

(7) Plant a Tree (Moringa/Citronella)

Proposal Thesis Defense(4th Yr)

Second Semester First Year Second Year Third Year Fourth Year

(3) OJT Presentation II (OJT of 3nd Yr)

(7) Outreach Program

(4) CIT Clean-Up Day

(3) Christmas Celebration

(8) Spiritual Retreat I (2nd Yr)

(8) Spiritual Retreat II (4th Yr)

(2) Tech. Skills Dev Sem. ( 2nd Yr)

(3) Personality Dev. Seminar (3rd Yr)

(3) Final Thesis Defense (4th Yr)

(1)Thesis Manuscript Submission (4th Yr)

(1) Comprehensive Exam

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EXTRA CURRICULAR AND CO - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

(2) TECHNICAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM You are envisioned to acquire a desirable habit of thinking and working.

(3) PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM You are envisioned to become socially confident with well groomed personality.

(4) STUDENT COUNCIL ORGANIZATION PROGRAMS You are envisioned to become an articulate leader as well as an intelligent follower.

(7) EXTENSION AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS You are envisioned to be culturally rooted & worthy member of global community.

(8) SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE PROGRAM You are envisioned to have desirable values and deep spiritual strength.

RECORD SHEET FOR INVOLVEMENT IN DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES

-Formal written explanation is required in case a student failed to participate-

Activities First Year Second Year Third Year Fourth Year

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STAKEHOLDERS’ PARTICIPATION IN EXTENSION AGENDA

As a stakeholder of BatStateU, we propose/ suggest the following Extension Agenda.

Year 1:________ Faculty/ Administration Sector Proposed Extension Agendum:

________________________________________________________________

______________________ ___________________ ________/______ Name Position Signature/ Date

Year 2:________ Government Sector Proposed Extension Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 3:________ Business Community Sector Proposed Extension Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 4:________ Student Sector Proposed Extension Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


_______________________ _________ _______________________ _________ Signature over Printed Name Date Signature over Printed Name Date _______________________ _________ _______________________ _________ Signature over Printed Name Date Signature over Printed Name Date

As a student of the College of Industrial Technology, I declare that I have done my share of asking different stakeholders of their perspective for the continuous improvement of the goals, objectives and priorities of the extension programs.

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STAKEHOLDERS’ PARTICIPATION IN RESEARCH AGENDA

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As a stakeholder of BatStateU, we propose/ suggest the following Research Agenda.

Year 1:________ Faculty/ Administration Sector Proposed Research Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 2:________ Government Sector Proposed Research Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 3:________ Business Community Sector Proposed Research Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 4:________ Student Sector Proposed Research Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


_______________________ _________ _______________________ _________ Signature over Printed Name Date Signature over Printed Name Date _______________________ _________ _______________________ _________ Signature over Printed Name Date Signature over Printed Name Date

As a student of the College of Industrial Technology, I declare that I have a done my share of asking different stakeholders of their perspective for the continuous improvement of the goals, objectives and priorities of the research programs.

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Bachelor of Industrial Technology Curriculum (Non-EPT Passers) Food Technology Program -Pre-requisite Guide

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ENG 3

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ENG 4

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SS 5

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LIT 1

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LIT 2

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FT 22

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11

ENG 1

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ENG 2

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FIL 1

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11

HUM 1

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PHY 1

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MATH 1

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PE 1

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NST5P 1

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CHEM 1

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FT 1

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ICT 1

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FIL 2

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12

MATH 2

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PHY 2

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PE 2

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NSTP 2

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CHEM 2

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BIO 1

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SS 1

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HUM 2

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FIL 3

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PE 3

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MATH 3

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CHEM 3

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MICRO 1

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FT 2

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STAT 1

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ENG 4

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FT 5

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MATH 4

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CHEM 4

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FT 4

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FT 3

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CHEM 6

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CHEM 5

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SS 2

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SS 4

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SS 3

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FT 6

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FT 7

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ELECTIVE 1

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BUSS 1

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FT 8

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ELECTIVE 2

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FT 10

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FT 11

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FT 9

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FT 12

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FT 13

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SS 6

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FT 14

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FT 15

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FT 19

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FT 16

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FT 17

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FT 18

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FT 20

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FT 21

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STAKEHOLDERS’ PARTICIPATION FOR THE CONTINUOUS ALIGNMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF COLLEGE GOALS AND PROGRAMS OBJECTIVES.

As a stakeholder of BatStateU, we propose/ suggest the following Modification, Revision, Deletion and Addition:

Year 1:________ Faculty/ Administration Sector Proposed Research Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 2:________ Government Sector Proposed Research Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 3:________ Business Community Sector Proposed Research Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 4:________ Parent/Guardian Sector Proposed Research Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Yr. 1____________________ _________ Yr. 3__________________ _________ Signature over Printed Name Date Signature over Printed Name Date Yr.2___________________ _________ Yr. 4____________________ _________ Signature over Printed Name Date Signature over Printed Name Date

As a student of the College of Industrial Technology, I declare that I have done my share of asking different stakeholder of their perspectives for the continuous improvement of the Goals of the college and objectives of the programs.

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STAKEHOLDERS’ PARTICIPATION FOR THE CONTRIBUTION ADVANCEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF UNIVERSITY VISION, MISSION STATEMENT

As a stakeholder of BatStateU, we propose/ suggest the following Modification, Revision, Deletion and Addition:

Year 1:________ Faculty/ Administration Sector Proposed Extension Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 2:________ Government Sector Proposed Extension Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 3:________ Business Community Sector Proposed Extension Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Year 4:________ Parent/Guardian Sector Proposed Extension Agendum:

________________________________________________________________


Yr.1______________________ _________ Yr.3_____________________ ________ Signature over Printed Name Date Signature over Printed Name Date Yr.2_______________________ _________ Yr.4____________________ _________ Signature over Printed Name Date Signature over Printed Name Date

As a student of the College of Industrial Technology, I declare that I have done my share by asking different stakeholder of their perspectives for the continuous advancement and Improvement of the Vision, Mission, Core Values of our University.

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Returned / Distributed Academic Documents

Date / Initial Subject Instructor Syllabus Prellim Midterm Semi Finals Code 1. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 2. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 3. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 4. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 5. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 6. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 7. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 8. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 9. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 10. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 11. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 12. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 13. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 14. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 15. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 16.__________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____ 17. __________ __________ ________ ________ ________ ______ _____

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Name of Transferee: ___________________________________________________________________________________

Address : _____________________________________________________________________________________

SUBJECTS TAKEN FROM TO BE CREDITED TO

SCHOOL: ______________________________ Batangas State University

ADDRESS:_____________________________ Nasugbu, Batangas

COURSE:______________________________ COURSE: ____________________________

# Code Description Unit Grd credited Code Description Unit Grd to

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

*Grade below 2.25 cannot be credited Transcript of Records Submitted: □ Original □ Certified True Copy of the Original Evaluated by: _____________________ Approved by :____________________________ (CIT) Name/Signature Date Registrar’s Office Name/Signature Date

FOR STUDENT TRANSFEREES

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RESEARCH/THESIS WRITING PROGRAM You are envisioned to maintain an intelligent quest for new ideas and opportunities.

A Form may be downloaded from this website: www.cit-vle.comuv.com Form is available in the Thesis Manual

Name Phone number 1. Group Members: 1._________________________________ ___________________________

2._________________________________ ___________________________

3._________________________________ ___________________________

4._________________________________ ___________________________ 2. Thesis Topic: Form 1______________________________________________________________ 3. Designated Thesis Adviser : Form 2__________________________________________________ 4. Recommendation for proposal defense: Form 3___________________Grade_________________

5. Date of proposal defense: Form 4_____________________Grade: _________________________ 6. Manuscript will be subjected to Turnitin evaluation plagiarism software of the University 7. Recommendation for final defense: Form 5 __________________________________________ 8. Date of final defense : Form 6_______________________Grade: __________________________ 9. Approval sheet (Parchment paper) signed on: ________ 9. Final Thesis submitted on __________ 10. Final Thesis submitted on_________________ 11. CLEARANCE FOR GRADUATION : _____________________________

Assoc. Dean

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INTERNSHIP PROGRAM You are envisioned to acquire adequate educational and training skills

in order to advance in your professional career

Received Copy That VMGO was Disseminated to Company

22 0JT 101 (training) 31 0JT 101 (educational)

I. To be accomplished before OJT: -Passed all the academic required subjects -Approved 500 hours time table plan -Medical Certificate -Letter of willingness to contribute in Internship Emergency Fund (Voluntary) -Curriculum Vitae with Internship Objectives -Approved copy of application letter -Endorsement letter -Memorandum of Agreement -OJT Student Waiver -OJT T-Shirt -Registration Form (OJT enrolled) -Personality development seminar -Presented VMGO Copy for Dissemination

II. To be accomplished in the course of OJT -Company name/Address -Company contact number/contact person -Your job function -Name of your immediate supervisor and phone number and signature 100 hrs -Illustrate the Mission, Vision, Org structure), address & location of the company 200 hrs Discuss your daily and weekly function in the company 300 hrs Visitation and evaluation of your OJT Instructor as well as midpoint grading period. -List all proper etiquette observed and learned 400 hrs -in 500 words discuss your professional experience in the company 500 hrs -in 500 words your personal experience as OJT

-Get a recommendation letter from your supervisor

III. To be accomplished after the OJT

-Submission of OJT Porfolio

-Five minute presentation of your OJT experience

31 0JT 101 (educational) 22 0JT 101 (training)

31 0JT 101 (educational) 22 0JT 101 (training)

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Must be accomplished in less than one month

RECORD SHEET FOR THE COMPLETION OF GRADES In no case shall the period for completion extend beyond one semester from the date grade was received.

Form can be downloaded from this website: www.cit-vle.comuv.com Form is available at the Registrar’s Office

Sem/Yr Subj Description (Units) Compl. Grd Instructor Assoc. Dean Rec’d by Taken Code (Date) Date Date Reg./Date

Sum/ ABC ABCDEFGHIJKL 3.00 Ms. ABC Prof. XXXX Ms XYZ (13-14) 123 (3 units) (DD-MM-YY) (DD-MM-YY) (DD-MM-YY) (DD-MM-YY)

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RECORD SHEET OF SUBJECTS OFFICIALLY DROPPED/ADDED Dropping Form can be downloaded from this website: www.cit-vle.comuv.com

Form is available at the Registrar’s Office Dropping form must be submitted to the Registrar’s Office before the Mid-term Examination

Subject Reason Instructor Time Day Room Noted by Assoc. Dean Date

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Library Visitation Record Four Documented Visit in the Library Per Semester

First year

First semester Second semester Date Librarian signature Date Librarian signature 1. ______ _________________ 1. ______ ________________

2. ______ _________________ 2. ______ ________________

3. ______ _________________ 3. ______ ________________

4. ______ _________________ 4. ______ ________________ Suggested readings to be added

a __________________________________ 1._________________________________

b__________________________________ 2._________________________________

Second year

First semester Second semester 1. ______ _________________ 1. ______ ________________

2. ______ _________________ 2. ______ ________________

3. ______ _________________ 3. ______ ________________


a__________________________________ 1._________________________________

b__________________________________ 2._________________________________ Third year


2. ______ _________________ 2. ______ ________________

3. ______ _________________ 3. ______ ________________


a______________________________ 1._________________________________

b______________________________ 2._________________________________

Fourth year


2. ______ _________________ 2. ______ ________________

3. ______ _________________ 3. ______ ________________

4. ______ _________________ 4. ______ ________________ Suggested readings to be

a__________________________________ 1. _________________________________

b__________________________________ 2. _________________________________

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