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DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
(DIT)

DIT Objectives

  • To provide relevant and quality education in information and communications technology.
  • To generate innovative technologies and systems that upholds the global and national initiatives of bridging the digital divide in the diverse range of human experiences, in every sector of the society and the economy.
  • To provide technological expertise in the field of information technology for the country, the region and beyond.

DIT Faculty Members

Dr. Khavee Agustus W. Botangen

Associate Professor

Cenon Conrado C. Divina

Instructor I

Daryl F. Espino

Instructor II

Joey G. Fernando

Instructor I

Anazel P. Gamilla

Instructor I

Jerome O. Garcia

Instructor I

Gemlyn S. Inocencio

Instructor I

Amir . Ledesma

Instructor I

Dr. Nemesio A. Macabale Jr.

Professor IV

Almarc A. Marco

Instructor I

Dr. Marlon A. Naagas

Assistant Professor

Chezalea Fay A. Pena

Instructor I

Maria Isabel M. Santos

Assistant Professor I

Genalyn B. Sebbey

Instructor I

Anjela C. Tolentino

Instructor III

Gerald L. Valdez

Instructor I

Evelyn A. Villanueva

Assistant Professor I

DIT Undergraduate Programs

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)
Areas of Specialization
  • Systems Development
  • Network Administration
Program Educational Objectives (PEO)

Three to five years after graduation, graduates of the BSIT program are:

  1. Extensively-trained professionals who are equipped with analytical, technical, interpersonal, leadership, and entrepreneurial competence affording them maximum flexibility to assume appropriate ICT lead roles and to function effectively in multi-disciplinary and diverse teams;
  2. Cognizant to opportunities for personal and professional growth, participating in life-long learning processes, either on-the-job or in graduate school;
  3. Adaptive to the changing work environment, keeping abreast to technology trends and developments;
  4. Capable to lead and conduct ICT-based solutions, taking into account environmental, legal, ethical, moral, cultural and societal implications of ICT projects and researches; and
  5. Adept with the sense of professionalism and the personal discipline to succeed in their chosen career to become productive, responsible, and contributing global citizens.

DIT Awards & Recognition

DIT Researches

Faculty Research Undertakings

DIT Extension Activities

Aside from conducting researches, the IT faculty and students also conduct extension and training activities as a way of transferring the knowledge gained and technologies developed throughout the years.

DIT Training Activities

Training and seminars are enhancement activities that provide avenues for both faculty members and students to be updated and trained as skilled individual in their specific fields of study. Through the years, CEn has been proactively participating in local and international trainings and seminars, either as guest participants or resource speaker.

Seminar/Training Inclusive Dates Sponsoring Agency Faculty Participant

DIT Facilities

Group Study Time
Examination Hall
Final Year Study

DIT Alumni