SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
The School of Information Technology caters the highest percentage of the student population. Its separation from the Department of Engineering and Technology was approved by the BOT on May 13, 2008. As a separate department, it is manned by seven regular instructors, two temporary status and two contract of service instructors back then. Headed by their Dean, Dr. Mayreen V. Amazona, it continues to provide quality trainings needed by the students.
Dean of the School of Information Technology
Ms. MAYREEN V. AMAZONA, DIT
Associate Professor V
Dean, School of Information Technology
FACULTY:
Mr. Sherwin B. Glorioso, LPT, MAEd, MIT
Associate Professor IV
Mr. Christopher G. Marmol, LPT, MM
Associate Professor IV
Mr. Von Gerald D. Macose, MIT
Associate Professor I
Mr. Don Sean Arvie V. Buencamino, LPT, MM
Assistant Professor IV
Coordinator, Distance and Online Education
Ms. Cristelita P. Lombres, LPT, MSIT
Assistant Professor I
Mr. King Alvin P. Grospe
Instructor I
Mr. Dale Lyko V. Abion
Instructor I
Mr. Christian C. Roxas, LPT
Instructor I
Ms. Gellie F. Morada
Administrative Aide III
• Achieve academic excellence in IT education through the provision of a comprehensive and responsive curriculum; • To produce competitive graduates through effective implementation of quality information technology education; I. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS A. FIRST YEAR STUDENTS a. Must pass 50% (7-8 points/ 15 question) of the Information Technology questions; 30% (3 points/10 questions) of the Mathematical Ability questions; and 30% (3 points/ 10 questions) of the Reading Comprehension questions in the ASCOT Entrance Examination. Aspirants IT students who were unable to attain the required score may still be qualified if they belong to the top 20% of entrance exam, passed the interview and other requirements. b. Must pass the qualifying interview in the department. c. Students must pledge to abide by and comply with all the regulations of the Department and the College. d. Students graduated from Senior High School in accredited educational institutions will be admitted, from any track or specialization, provided they comply with the general admission requirements of the Department and take ICT Training Program prior taking the BSIT Course. e. Students graduated from Alternative Learning System (ALS) in accredited educational institution will be , admitted, provided they comply with the general admission requirement of the Department and is eligible for College. f. Life-Long learners will be admitted in the program, provided they comply with the general admission requirements of the Department. A. TRANSFEREE a. Must pass 50% of the Information Technology questions; 30% of the Mathematical Ability questions; and 30% of the Reading Comprehension questions in the ASCOT Entrance Examination. b. Subjects taken from the previous University/College must be validated if it coincides with the course description as offered in the Department. i. Grades of 2.50 from a State University maybe credited ii. Grades of 2.25 from higher education private institution may be credited c. Must pass the qualifying interview in the Department. d. Students must pledge to abide by and comply with all the regulations of the Department and the College. B. SHIFTERS a. Weighted average from the previous program taken must not be below 2.50. b. Must pass the qualifying interview in the Department. c. Students must pledge to abide by and comply with all the regulations of the Department and the College. II. POLICY ON ICT TRAINING PROGRAM Upon enrollment, students graduated in any track in SHS will take the ICT training program prior to the course. Specifically, their skills will be tested on the following areas: 1. Basic Productivity Applications (16 hours) 2. Basic Programming Logic Formulation (16 hours) 3. Basic Computer Operation (16 hours) After completion of the ICT Training program, the student will receive Certificate of Completion from the department and will serve as introduction for taking the course. The ICT Training program is a preparation for ICT subject to be taken in the BSIT course. III. RETENTION REQUIREMENTS a. Student must not have more than 30% failing grade including INCOMPLETE grade) in the previous semester to be able to enroll in the succeeding semester. i. A student is allowed two semesters where he/she may have 30% failing grade for subjects enrolled. A warning letter will be given to student, after which, he/she will be advised to shift to other program of the college. b. A certificate in Associate in Computer Technology shall be granted to the students after completing the first two years in the curriculum. c. After finishing Associate in Computer Technology, student is/are encouraged to take at least one certification in line with his/her specialization from recognized certification organization. CONTACT INFORMATION Phone number – 0962-526-9149VISION
• Establish strong engagement in relevant research endeavors and promote ethical application of generated output;
• Develop technological innovations applying effective concepts and principles to provide solutions to the problems of the organization and the community it serves, and;
• Produce quality projects that will bring valuable impact to the college and other developmental stakeholders.OBJECTIVES
• To provide innovative solutions and responsive support to meet the needs of the community;
• To empower the community by providing timely and appropriate training, and;
• To identify production priorities and IT investments aligned with the College strategic plan
REVISED CURRICULUM FOR
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
REVISED CURRICULUM FOR
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
BOT Resolution No: 902 Series of 2008
ADMISSION & RETENTION POLICY
Graduate of ACT can proceed to the BSIT program with his/her field of specialization.
Email – infotech@ascot.edu.ph
Facebook page – https://www.facebook.com/ascotSoIT/
Address – ASCOT Main Campus, ICTC Building Brgy. Zabali, Baler, Aurora