The document summarizes the orientation program for the College of Computer Science (CCS). It highlights recent renovations to buildings and facilities, as well as policies for the computer labs. It also outlines various student services, organizations, and programs offered by the CCS, including research, extension activities, cultural and sports programs, on-the-job training, and alumni affairs.

1. Orientation ProgramJune 26,
2015
Jda
hall

2. College of Computer Science

3. Highlights of the CCS
Best Academic Unit
2014 Level III Reaccredited
Best SBO Unit

4. Highlights of the CCS
Major Renovations and Improvements
2014

5. Renovations: New Building

6. Renovations: Room Partition

7. Renovations: Comfort Rooms

8. Renovations: Steel Matting

9. Renovations: Landscape

10. Planning
Engr. Conrado D. Basa
In-Charge

11. Planning: Lab Policies
Students are not allowed to enter
the computer laboratory room without their
respective teachers
Students are prohibited from changing
any of the computer’s default settings.

12. Planning: Lab Policies
After each period, students are required to just
log off and not shut down the
computers
Students are not allowed to install
application programs to any of the computer
units

13. Planning: Lab Policies
When a computer malfunctions, it should be
reported immediately to the
instructor so that proper and immediate action
can be made
Nobody is authorized to repair
malfunctioning computers except the assigned
in-charge of the computer laboratory room.

14. Planning: Lab Policies
Swapping of computer accessories is
highly discouraged
Bringing any kind of foods and
drinks inside the laboratory room is
strictly prohibited.

15. Planning: Lab Policies
Always clean the Computer Laboratory
Rooms after each class
Last period classes are responsible for
shutting down the computers and A/C
units; turning off the lights and locking the doors.

16. Planning:InfotechServices
Internet
Printing
Scanning
Computer Rental
10/hour
Burning

17. Research
Emely A. Munar, MIT
Research Facilitator

18. Research: Activities

19. Research: Activities

20. Publications
Book of Abstracts
Research Journal

21. Extension
Lucille N. Dacaymat, MIT
Extension Facilitator

22. Extension: Activities
STUDENT FACILITATORS
for Professor in the Barangay

23. Extension: Activities
STUDENT FACILITATORS/SPEAKERS
for Computer Literacy Training Program

24. Extension: Activities
STUDENT FACILITATORS/SPEAKERS
for Share-A-Ware Programs

25. Business Affairs
Clarisa V. Albarillo, MIT
Facilitator
Maria Concepcion Balcita, MIT
Assistant Facilitator

26. Announcements
Activity Booklets: 12 pesos each
Lockers: 45 pesos/month
Test Booklets: 3 pesos each

27. Announcements
Available Soon:
School Supplies

28. Student Body Organization
Charlie S. Marzan, MIT
SBO Adviser

29. Student Body Organization

30. Student Body Organization
Election for Municipal and
Regional Officers

31. Activities
Acquaintance Party
CCS Week
Coastal Clean up
Community Services
Tree Planting
Pageant
Olympics
Olympics

32. Cultural Affairs
Maria Jeseca C. Baculo, MIT
Cultural Facilitator

33. Cultural Highlights
ACQUAINTANCE PARTY

34. Cultural Highlights
MR. AND MS. CCS

35. Cultural Highlights
CCS OLYMPICS

36. Cultural Announcements
SIGN UP FOR
PACS
Performing Arts and Creative Society
Literary
Writing
Public Speaking
Dances Music
Instruments
Vocals
CCS Band
Visual Arts
Digital
Arts
Photography
Videography

37. PACSAdvisers: Literary

38. PACSAdvisers: Dances

39. PACSAdvisers: Music

40. PACSAdvisers: Visual
Arts

41. PACSAdvisers: Digital
Arts

42. Sports
Richard M. Marzan, MIT
Sports Facilitator

43. SportsHighlights: Olympics
TRY OUTS

44. Sports HighlightsCCS FUN
RUN

45. EnviromentalAffairs Management
Joe Anthony M. Milan, MIT
EAM Facilitator

46. Anti Littering Campaign
1st Offense
Php100 or Ten (10) hours
community service

47. Anti Littering Campaign
2nd Offense
Php200 or Twenty (20) hours
community service

48. Anti Littering Campaign
3rd Offense
Php 500 or Thirty (30) hours
community service

49. Illegal Dumping
1st Offense
Php100 or Two (2) hours
community service

50. Illegal Dumping
2nd Offense
Php 200 or Five (5) hours
community service

51. Illegal Dumping
3rd Offense
Php 500 or Ten (10) hours
community service

52. Open Burning
Php1000 (Private Individual)
Php2000 (Business Establishment)
Php5000 (Industries)

53. On-the-Job Training
Darwin C. Llavore, MIT
OJT Facilitator

54. On-the-Job Training
240
hours
training on
the
designated
Agency

55. Linkages
There are
84%
public and
16%
private
agencies
accommodating trainees as of 2014

56. Management of InformationSystem
Christianne Lynnette G. Cabanban, MIT
MIS Facilitator

57. Management of InformationSystem
Exclusive Google Apps for
Education Account
Unlimited Cloud Storage on Google Drive
Professional email at your school's domain (Ex: @yourschool.edu instead of @gmail.com)
Shared access to Drive, Calendars, Docs, and more
No advertising
24/7 phone and email support
99.9% guaranteed uptime
Enhanced security features

58. Management of InformationSystem
GOOGLE DEVELOPERS KIT

59. Management of InformationSystem
WEBSITES: ccs.dmmmsu-sluc.com

60. Management of InformationSystem
FB PAGE: DMMMSUCCS

61. Management of InformationSystem
FB PAGE: DMMMSUCCSPACS

62. AlumniAffairs
Belinda M. Dungan, MIT
Alumni Facilitator

63. CCSAlumni Online

64. Job Fair for Graduates

65. Alumni Projects

66. of Presentation