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Enrollment Is Ongoing

May 14, 2018, 7:49 pm
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We continue to accept ENROLLEES for the FIRST SEMESTER, School Year 2018-2019.

REQUIREMENTS

College:
a. Original Copy of Good Moral Certificate
b. Original Copy of Senior High School Report Card
c. Original Copy of NSO-Authenticated Birth Certificate
d. Entrance Examination Results (Testing Fee and Digital Picture Fee = P250.00)

Senior High School:
a. Original Copy of Good Moral Certificate
b. Report Card (Form 138)
c. Original Copy of NSO-Authenticated Birth Certificate
d. Entrance Examination Results (Testing Fee and Digital Picture Fee = P200.00)

Junior High School:
a. NSO-Authenticated Birth Certificate (4 clear photocopies)
b. Report Card (Form 138)
c. Certificate of Good Moral Character
d. Medical Certificate (for non-CIT University elementary graduate)
e. Two (2) pieces (1 x 1) Recent Pictures
f. Entrance Exam Result (Testing Fee = P200.00)

Elementary:
1. Nursery
a. Original Copy of NSO-Authenticated Birth Certificate (must be 3 years old on or before June 1)
b. Medical Certificate
2. Kinder 1
a. Original Copy of NSO-Authenticated Birth Certificate (must be 4 years old on or before June 1)
b. Medical Certificate
3. Kinder 2
a. Original Copy of NSO-Authenticated Birth Certificate (must be 5 years old on or before June 1)
b. Medical Certificate
4. Grade 1-6
a. Report Card with Learner Reference Number (LRN)
b. Good Moral Certificate
c. Original Copy of NSO-Authenticated Birth Certificate
d. Medical Certificate

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Engr. Roshene Velasquez Has This to Say on Her Latest Achievement

May 16, 2018, 6:07 pm
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#CITUniversityTopsAgain

Engr. Roshene Velasquez, top 8 in the latest Civil Engineer Licensure Examination, has this to say on her latest achievement:

In everything I do, I always have hope in my heart but with no expectations in my mind. Learning it took years of patience and persistence but it helped me become open to every possibility.

Having hope in my heart allows me to know the purpose of why I do things and why I dare to dream. Having that hope allows me to wait for the sunshine after the storm. Just like how my family, who recently had a great deal of pain and sadness with the loss of my grandfather, found that ray of light. I was in a daze for a week (two weeks prior to my examination date) not knowing what to do but I realized that I want to give my all in the exam to at least brought happiness to my family after a tragedy.

With a purpose, one can stay determined and motivated to keep on working hard and pouring out one’s best. When you know that you already did your best, whatever the result may be (with expectations or not), you can accept it wholeheartedly. Find your purpose and you’ll see that working hard comes easy.

Looking back, I still can’t believe that I did it, but then I realized that it’s not because of me but because of GOD! He gave me an ever-loving and supportive family who is always my cornerstone, my friends who stood by me through thick and thin, my sponsors who always believed in me, my high school institution (Camotes Hillside Academy Inc.) which became my foundation of learning and character, Cebu Institute of Technology – University which helped me to grow in my chosen field and molded me to become a better individual, and Besavilla Review Center which provided me that boost to make this happen.

It’s all because of our Lord’s mercy and grace that everything became possible. All glory and praise to our God Almighty!

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UST Visits CIT-University

May 16, 2018, 8:22 pm
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#USTVisitsCITU

A total of 74 students and faculty members from the University of Sto. Tomas – Institute of Information and Computing Sciences visited CIT University last May 15, 2018 for a brief discussion on current trends on IT and a short tour around our laboratories in the Science and Technology building. The orientation was held in the University Case Room and was handled by, no less than, the IT Department Chair, Dr. Larmie Feliscuzo. She also facilitated the tour in some laboratories like the Makerspace and ACCESS.

  • UST Visits CIT-University at Case Room
  • UST Visits CIT-University at ACCESS
  • UST Visits CIT-University at Case Room
  • UST Visits CIT-University at ISL
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We Congratulate Our Delegates to the 3rd Annual Central Visayas Health Research and Innovation Conference

May 16, 2018, 11:12 pm
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We congratulate our delegates to the 3rd Annual Central Visayas Health Research and Innovation Conference held last week at Cebu Normal University. Here are the list of awards that they were able to bag during the awarding ceremony last May 9, 2018:

1st Place, Amazing Race
CIT-University Team composed of ECE – 5 students (Mark John M. Amadeo, Godofredo III N. Omela, and Van Kim D. Rusios) and IE – 5 students (Mark Dizon Megio, Bless Lumpay, Joyce Ann Caracena, and Jezreel Loiegh Otero)

3rd Place, Student Poster Presentation: Mobile Application for
Pre-processing of Ocular Fundus
Images by Engr. Rodolfo Renz A. Aquino III
Advisers: Dr. Rachel M. Chong, Engr. Junard P. Kaquilala

Finalist, Student Oral Podium: Level of Awareness on Electronic Cigarette Smoking Among Young Adults in Tisa, Labangon Cebu City
Representatives: Alava Blanche, Julliene Gail Monceda, Yul Bryce Quizon
Advisers: Katrina Issa A. Gelaga RN, MN, LPT and Monette P. Cañete RN, MAN

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CIT-University Is Now an Official Member of the Central Visayas Consortium for Health Research and Development

May 16, 2018, 11:41 pm
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CIT-University is now an OFFICIAL MEMBER of the Central Visayas Consortium for Health Research and Development (CVCHRD) through a MOA Signing during the 3rd Annual Central Visayas Health Research and Innovation Conference last May 8, 2018. The event was attended by our University President, Engr. Bernard Nicolas Escario Villamor, along with other university heads from schools, hospitals, and other agencies across the Visayas.

The goal of CVCHRD is to coordinate health research and development activities and to promote active involvement of institutions to pursue health research in the region.

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Which Is the Better School?

May 17, 2018, 11:22 pm
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Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. – Winston Churchill

In CIT-University, we give great second chances to those who have the courage to continue. In the Accountancy Department, under the College of Management, Business and Accountancy, we value the potential of every aspirant and transform him into successful individuals.

Through this short video by Dr. Alexander Delantar, may all dreamers who dreamed and failed, stand tall again and continue their journey. We would be happy to welcome you in CIT-University.

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We Thank C&E Publishing for Sponsoring Two ASUS Laptops for the University’s Future Activities

May 20, 2018, 5:48 pm
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We thank C&E Publishing for sponsoring two ASUS laptops for the University’s future activities. We thank Mr. Homer Escaro and Mr. Richard Morales of C&E Publishing for visiting and personally handing to us the units last May 11, 2018. With them in the picture are Engr. Coleta Esplanada (Head, Instructional Materials & Publication Office) and Engr. Bernard Nicolas Escario Villamor (University President).

Guess what?!
One of those laptops will be given to one lucky new student! Please stay tuned for the mechanics!

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Accounting FAQ’s with Accountancy Chair Mrs. Sharon Gabriel

May 20, 2018, 6:33 pm
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#exCITingFacts

Is Accounting any different from Management Accounting? How about Accounting Information Systems, what is that? Are graduates from the three programs all qualified to take the CPA Licensure Examination?

In this short video, Accountancy Department Chair, Mrs. Sarah Fe Sharon Gabriel offers us an overview of the three programs being offered in her department. This gives you an idea of what to expect from each program and the career paths that you may take as future graduates.

For more details, you may visit the Accountancy Department office or call them at 261-7741 local 137 any time during office hours.

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CIT-University to Offer Robotics Course for Teachers

May 20, 2018, 8:31 pm
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“We will focus on the programming aspect,” he said, adding that this program may take a few years. “We want this to take off. Robotics is the future and of course, we want to be in that future.”
– Hon. Joy Young

We thank the Cebu City Government for trusting CIT-University as its official partner for this “ambitious program”.

In CIT-University, we don’t just teach Robotics in special trainings or short-term courses. We incorporate it in our curricula, as early as Elementary. For more info, you may contact our Academic Center for Continuing Education and Student Success (ACCESS) at 261-7741 local 163 and look for Dr. Larmie Feliscuzo.

SunStar link: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1743711

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Let us all welcome another batch of future topnotchers to the CIT-University family

May 22, 2018, 6:19 pm
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#WelcomeWildcats2018

Let us all welcome another batch of future topnotchers to the CIT-University family.

We enjoin all the “Ates” and “Kuyas” to make these new wildcats feel most at ease in their new home.

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Overview of the Markerspace by Dr. Jordan Chris Aliac

May 22, 2018, 9:06 pm
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Creativity leads to reality.

In this short video, Dr. Chris Jordan Aliac, Makerspace Head, gives us a glimpse of this collaborative workspace where ideas are brought to life through facilities like Laser Cutter, 3D Printer, and Milling Machine.

Investments on this facilities are made to aid student learning through creation of prototypes and models, and to encourage entrepreneurship within the CIT-University community.

Keep posted as we share to you the final product created (during this shoot) through our own laser printer.

#exCITing!

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Special Training Program for Robotics and Technology Education

May 23, 2018, 1:50 am
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#TeknoyTrainsTrainors

The CIT-University Academic Center for Continuing Education and Student Success (ACCESS) in partnership with the DepEd Region VII – Cebu City Division and the City of Cebu closed the Special Training Program for Robotics and Technology Education this afternoon at the University Audio-Visual Room through a mini contest.

The objective of the 3-week program, headed by IT Department Chair and ACCESS Head, Dr. Larmie Feliscuzo, is to help teachers better educate their students by giving them a specialized training that will keep them abreast with the current trends on robotics and modern technology. Their learnings shall then be echoed to their students in their respective schools to ensure that they also get adequate training on this highly-in-demand and relevant space. The closing activity also served as a mini contest where the participants showcased their new learnings in dashboard design, animation, innovation using Arduino Uno, and lastly, the line-follower robot competition. The winners were given plaques and keychains made in our very own MAKERSPACE (click link for more details: https://www.facebook.com/CITUniversity/videos/1904888382874840/).

It is our privilege to be chosen by the Cebu City government and DepEd Region VII – Cebu City Division to train and share our expertise to these teachers. As a Center of Excellence in Information Technology Education, we put it upon our shoulders to educate the community and encourage them to innovate and solve real world problems through the use of modern-day technology.

Do watch out for our next video featuring some of the participants and Dr. Larmie Feliscuzo in a short interview.

For more information on ACCESS and Robotics, feel free to call our office at 261-7741 local 110 or 163.

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CIT-University College of Nursing

May 23, 2018, 6:19 pm
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DID YOU KNOW?

According to World Health Organization, the world will be short of 12.9 million health-care workers by 2035. This will have serious implications for the health of billions of people across all regions of the world. (source: http://www.who.int/…/health-workfor…/en/)

In the US alone according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Employment Projections 2014-2024, Registered Nursing (RN) is listed among the top occupations in terms of job growth through 2024. The RN workforce is expected to grow from 2.7 million in 2014 to 3.2 million in 2024, an increase of 439,300 or 16%. The Bureau also projects the need for 649,100 replacement nurses in the workforce bringing the total number of job openings for nurses due to growth and replacements to 1.09 million by 2024. (source: http://www.bls.gov/news.re…/…/ecopro/pdf)

Watch this video to know HOW YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

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Mechanical Engineering Department: Automation and Instrumentation Laboratory

May 23, 2018, 6:55 pm
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We give you a quick peek of our Automation and Instrumentation Laboratory at the Mechanical Engineering department. As a university known for producing top-notch graduates, our goal is not just to impart relevant knowledge but also hard skills that can only be taught through hands-on learning activities.

For queries on our Mechanical Engineering program, you may call our ME department at 261-7741 local 116.

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We congratulate the first batch of completers of the Training in Robotics

May 24, 2018, 6:01 pm
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We congratulate the first batch of completers of the Training in Robotics (MBOT and/or ARDUINO) which was held from May 15-19, 2018. This 5-day program was brought to you by the University’s Academic Center for Continuing Education and Students Success (ACCESS), the same department which provided the training for our DepEd Teachers.

We are happy to have been joined by students all the way from Surigao Education Center. These four individuals who really invested time and money to come to Cebu to upgrade their skills are Catherine Verallo, Glogerlie Jumandos, Arneil Candilas, and Iannes Glen Sabilla.

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Interview with the DepEd Special Training on Robotics participants

May 24, 2018, 6:16 pm
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#TeknoyTrainsTrainors

The DepEd Special Training on Robotics and Technology Education came to a close last May 10, 2018. In this short video, our teacher-particpants shared their experiences, the rationale of their project/output, and their over-all learnings from the three-week training. The program was facilitated by selected instructors of CIT-University, spearheaded by Dr. Larmie Feliscuzo. This was in partnership with the DepEd Region VII – Cebu City Division and the City of Cebu.

The objective of the 3-week program is to help teachers better educate their students by giving them a specialized training that will keep them abreast with the current trends on robotics and modern technology. Their learnings shall then be echoed to their students in their respective schools to ensure that they also get adequate training on this highly-in-demand and relevant space. The closing activity also served as a mini contest where the participants showcased their new learnings in dashboard design, animation, innovation using Arduino Uno, and lastly, the line-follower robot competition.

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Summer Classes of the Elementary Department came to a close

May 24, 2018, 6:39 pm
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The Summer Classes of the Elementary department came to a close last May 16, 2018, through a very lively and entertaining culminating program at the CIT-University Elementary outdoor activity center.

The event which started with an invocation led by the Writing and Reading classes showcased a variety of presentations including a dance number from the Dance class, poem recitation by the Public Speaking class pupils, acoustic performance from the Guitar and Music class, art presentation by the Art students, and a robotics exhibition from the Robotics class.

No less than the University President, Engr. Bernard Nicolas Escario Villamor, gave the inspirational message to the kids and their parents. The activity was closed by the awarding of certificates led by Mrs. Janet Jaralve, over-all academic coordinator, on behalf of Mrs. Genabel Patrimonio, the Principal.

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Mechanical Engineer in building design & construction

May 24, 2018, 7:13 pm
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A lot of people think that the Mechanical Engineers’ job is limited to engine maintenance and repairs – professionals with grease all over their arms and uniform.

Though noble and highly-important, that kind of job is for automotive mechanics who earned the skill after few months of training in a technical-vocational school.

So what is the real deal with Mechanical Engineering? Let’s take building design and construction as an example to better understand the important role that Mechanical Engineers play. Check out this cool video!

In CIT-University, we designed a broad-based mechanical engineering curriculum that emphasizes the fundamental knowledge and skills of mechanical engineering. The University offers two tracks of Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering program, embedded with new courses to tackle new emerging areas in the discipline.
These tracks are:

A. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with Mechatronics
– which gives solution to the growing demand for engineers with interdisciplinary fundamental skills in mechanical systems, electronics systems and computer systems. Graduates of this program may find themselves in research and development, robotics, computer-controlled processes, automated manufacturing and production processes, design of automated engineering systems, maintenance of automation controls, and other systems related to automation.

B. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with Computer and Computational Science
– which answers the growing demand for engineers with fundamental skills in providing solutions to engineering problems by simulating and modeling processes on computers. This specialization in mechanical engineering is about the application of computers to analyze the behavior of physical properties of matter as it is affected by different parameters. Thus providing efficient and accurate solutions to engineering problems. Graduates of this program may find themselves in research, machine design and product development, evaluation of thermodynamic processes, and system optimization.

For interested parties, you may visit the Department of Mechanical Engineering
for advising any time during office hours. You may also call them at 261-7741 local 116.

 

Script written by: Dr. Edwin R. Torillo and Engr. Roberto P. Base, Jr.
Artist: Jardin Abelgas, Graphic Artist and CIT-University ABGM Graduate

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What is AB English?

May 24, 2018, 11:56 pm
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Shot at our very own speech laboratory, we share to you a video done by our AB English students. This aims to provide a better perspective of the AB English Program, more than meets the eye.

If you want to know more about AB English and the other programs under the College of Arts and Sciences, please feel free to call our office at 261-7741 local 135.

PS: Our speech laboratory was designed by Teknoys. Keep yourself posted for our follow-up story.

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CIT-University and the Goodbye Basura Movement, Inc. officially signed a Memorandum of Agreement

May 27, 2018, 7:25 pm
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CIT-University and the Goodbye Basura Movement, Inc. officially signed a Memorandum of Agreement last May 21, 2018, at the University’s Executive Offices. The signing was led by (L-R, 2nd photo) Mr. Nicanor A. Francisco (Chairman of the Board of Trustees, GBMI), Mr. Leomario R. Manongas (President and CEO, GBMI), Engr. Bernard Nicolas Escario Villamor (President, CIT-U), and Mr. John Gregory B. Escario (Vice President for Administration, CIT-U).

Through this agreement, the institution shall be initiating a university-wide project for the environment which includes allowing the GBMI to conduct a Symposium on the concept of Home-based Decentralized Landfill using the organic Garbage Enzyme, enhance awareness on garbage laws and ordinances and create different solutions in eliminating the garbage in the community.

Witnessing the event were (L-R, 1st photo) Engr. Vera Marie Lanaria, Ms. Josephine Otadoy, Engr. Rosario Dangin, Engr. Amis Pacamalan, Engr. Nicarter Teves, Mr. Hilario Amisola, Dr. Dan Salud, Ms. Jocelyn Tamarra, Ms. Analie Bejoc, Ms. Michelle Gee Santiago and Mr. Yuhan Abadiano.

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