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BSCS|BSIS|BSIT - Program Educational Objectiv... | CITE Articles
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) The Program Educational Objectives are as follows: A. Acquire supervisory positions in the design and development of computer software. B. Acquire careers in the Non-Government and Government sectors. C. Handle small or big projects as a computing freelance worker. D. Pursue an advanced degree and other computing competencies or engage a research career in the field. BSCS Program Outcomes: The graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science program have the ability to: A. Apply knowledge of computing fundamentals, knowledge of a computing specialization, and mathematics, science, and domain knowledge appropriate for the computing specialization to the abstraction and conceptualization of...
Dameans Receive Virtual Welcome for the Class... | Article
It could have been a tale of warm hugs and eager smiles of the students to commence the opening of classes. But COVID 19 Pandemic redirected the once happily celebrated school opening. The academic year 2020-2021 will be remembered as the reference of new normal existence in all aspects. NDMC formally opened the class opening with a virtual program to welcome the students in their respective college and course on August 17 at the Bulwagang Genoveva Deles-Jaranilla through Facebook Live. Mrs. Eva C. Sison, MPA – HRDMO Directress introduced the members of the NDMC Administration. Engr. Ronniel D. Labio, MIT – VP for Academics gave the Academic Challenge to thrive amidst the pandemic. The respective deans and faculty of the different colleges welcomed the students via tarpaulin and paper...
Pre-School Orientation Highlights Virtual Tra... | Article
There is only one thing in this world that is constant – and that is change. The COVID 19 Pandemic has forced all the operations in the world to migrate from physical to virtual transaction – keeping in mind safety and security. The virtual change was abrupt and demanding – everyone scurried for compliance. NDMC is on excuse to this new normal compliance. In the two-day Personnel Pre-School Orientation last August 13-14 held at the Bulwagang Genoveva Deles-Jaranilla, everyone was adjusting to the conduct of the activity – everyone in facemask, a meter apart from each other and constantly reminded of safety protocol. The Day 1 session lined up updates and concerns from the following offices: VPAA – Engr. Ronniel D. Labio, MIT VP Admin – Engr. George C. Serot, MBA, MAS HRDMO – Mrs. Eva C....
NDMC Welcome New Kapamilya | Article
The Notre Dame of Midsayap College is the second home of shapers and shakers of the society - local, national and international. The room of opportunity in NDMC is greener, vast and vibrant. It is not a wonder why perspicacious individual choose NDMC to advance their career. This academic year, NDMC opens its doors of employment to 39 new personnel – 34 in the teaching posts and 5 in non-teaching department. College of Arts and Sciences – 09 College of Business and Accountancy – 03 College of Criminal Justice Education – 01 College of Education – 02 College of Information technology and Engineering – 02 College of Nursing – 07 Grade School – 01 Junior High School – 01 Senior High School – 08 Learning Resource Center – 01 President’s Office – 01 ICTC – 01 GSD - 02 An orientation program...
Personnel Attend Psycho-Social Support Servic... | Article
The ravaging onslaught of COVID-19 has reached a global hysteria and depression. This pandemic swept the entire goings on of the world into an unimaginable chaos. Everyone felt uncertain and anxious of what is yet to come. There is too much depression everywhere and the academic institutions are no exemption. The Campus Ministry Office and the Guidance Office along with volunteer facilitators form the different departments and colleges conducted a series of Psycho-Social Support Services session to the personnel from June 17 to July 10 at the Primera Function Hall. The activity is aptly themed “Striving and Thriving Amidst Covid-19” which is in line with the vision of NDMC’s Resiliency Plan 2020. The session aimed to: a. provide venue for the personnel to express their quarantine...
NDMC Gets TES Batch 1 Release | Article
Recipients of the Tertiary Education Subsidy flocked the campus to claim the much awaited financial assistance from the government. The six-day TES release started in June 2 and ended in June 9. The said subsidy is intended for the first semester of last academic year. The prompt submission of NDMC to CHED on the documents required has made it to be included in the first batch of schools to receive TES. The recipients along with their parents/guardians lined up to listen to the Schoology Orientation and Clarification on TES concerns conducted by the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs. After the orientation the recipients were all smiles waiting for their turn to receive the educational subsidy in cash. Everyone felt the long wait was all worth it. It may be an uncertain...
NDMC Welcomes Academic Year in Schoology | Article
While the COVID-19 pandemic crippled all the operations around the world, this is not a case NDMC will roll up sleeves sitting down. Long before the pandemic, NDMC is already bent on training teachers to utilize Schoology. This multimedia platform will complement teachers’ competency to optimize teaching and learning output. The new normal in the academe implements little or no physical contact with the students thereby utilizing technology with virtual classroom and on line activities and assessments. Teaching personnel from different levels attended the training on Schoology held at the PRIMERA Function Hall last May 19 June 16, 17, 19, 22, and 23. The training was divided into 6 topics handled by the members of the NDMC Schoology Support Group : Introduction (theory, principles and...
MEMO 19-20-006V | Article
MEMO 19-20-006 TO: NDMC COMMUNITY and STAKEHOLDERS FROM: (Sgd) FR. JONATHAN R. DOMINGO, OMI- President RE: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs) for Academic Year 2020-2021 Implementation As a response to various inquiries, issues and concerns on Academic Year 2020-2021 with regards to Enrollment, Government Subsidies and Teaching Modalities, NDMC has formulated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for your information and guidance. In this trying time when we are most challenged, NDMC will strive to provide Quality Catholic and Oblate education. May we not only heal as one but also learn together as one. A. Enrolment A.1. When is the opening of classes in NDMC for School Year 2020-2021? NDMC will start the Academic Year 2020-2021 on August 2020 in all levels. A. 2....
CCJE Salutes 28 Class Alakdan Registered Crim... | Article
The College of Criminal Justice Education hosted a testimonial dinner for the new registered criminologists who passed the Criminologist Licensure Exam conducted last November 29-December 1, 2019. Ms. Melvie F. Bayog, MSCrim, CST - CCJE Dean welcomed the honorees, parents and guests. The school president, Fr. Jonathan R. Domingo, OMI took the opportunity to congratulate the honorees and acknowledged the effort of the Department for producing excellent number of passers. Ms. Evelyn P. Albrando, MSCrim - CCJE faculty introduced the guest speaker. Patrolman Elthon John Alcantara, RCrim, an outstanding alumnus who is now based in Regional Mobile Force Battalion XI under Action PNCO of Technical Support Company, was in awe to be invited as the guest speaker of the night. Alcantara shared his...
English Fest 2020: A Showcase of Exquisitenes... | Article
The annual celebration of the English Festival provides the students an opportunity to further appreciate English language. This is an event that serves as an avenue to wider platform of communication. It is a festival that enhances students’ communication skills in different competitions. The English Festival was headed by the English Circle officers and member together with their moderator Ms. Ivy N. Macgaba, LPT, MALT. The culmination program was held at the Bulwagang Genoveva Deles-Jaranilla last March 07 with the theme, “Communication Skills: Key to Excel in a Multicultural Nation”. This event was participated by the Senior High School students which were divided into four teams. Team Maharlika, Lakas, Katipuneros, Mga Ibong Mandaragit and Team Ladinos. Results of different...