SEES 2015

RE-ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS

SOCIETY OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

STUDENTS

MISSION & VISION

AND
CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS

MISSION
To be the showcase of professional and technical development and a paradigm of
excellence in applying the principles of electronics technology for the
advancement of humanity.

VISION
The world-class organization of humane, competent, virtuous and globallycompetitive electronics professionals.

CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS

PREAMBLE
We, the members of the Society of Electronics Engineering Students of Asia Pacific College,
strengthened by the common ties that bind us, ECE students, and with the knowledge that this
organization was established for the primary purpose of serving as a medium of expression of
our ideals and aspirations, and aimed at creating an atmosphere highly conducive to moral,
social, and intellectual development, do hereby ordain and promulgate this Constitution and ByLaws.

ARTICLE I
NAME
The name of this Organization shall be Society of Electronics Engineering Students (SEES)
ARTICLE II
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
The aims and objectives of SEES are:
1. To promote a high standard of competence among ECE students and graduates by
motivating improvements in the educational system, by encouraging research and by
holding open discussions and seminars,
2. To foster a more cordial and intimate relationship among ECE and other students, not
only in Asia Pacific College, but also in other colleges and universities, through the
initiation and operation of student projects;
3. To acquaint the members with the nature and activities of the Institute of Electronics
Engineers of the Philippines Inc;
4. To maintain better communications and understanding between members of SEES and
College authorities; and
5. To develop civic consciousness and discipline among its members.

ARTICLE III
MEMBERSHIP
Any bona fide student of Asia Pacific College who is currently enrolled in the Bachelor of
Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering program shall be entitled to regular
membership in SEES upon proper compliance with all the requirements of the Membership
Committee, provided that such application has been favorably acted upon by the Executive
Officers as recommended by the Membership Committee.

ARTICLE IV
RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF MEMBERS
SEC. 1. The regular members of SEES shall have the following rights and privileges:
a. The right to participate in the discussion in all the meetings of SEES
b. The right to vote, be elected and/or appointed to any official position in SEES provided
that he comply with the requirements provided for;
c. The right to access in the financial statements duly certified by the auditor at a
reasonable time; and
d. The right to use the facilities of SEES as long as it is solely for the official function or
upon approval of the President.
SEC. 2. The members of SEES shall have the following express duties and obligations:
a. The duty to attend meetings, whether regular or special;
b. The duty to comply with the provisions of this Constitution and By-Laws and other rules
that may be promulgated or agreed upon by SEES;
c. The duty to vote in the assembly or any questions or matter that may arise therein;
d. The duty to pay the annual dues, and other such fees as may due in accordance with the
Constitution;
e. The duty to attend and participate actively in all its activities and functions; and
f. The duty to comply with all other requirements set by the Membership Committee.

ARTICLE V
GOVERNING BODIES
The principal governing bodies of SEES shall be:
1. The Assembly
2. The Executive Board

ARTICLE VI
THE ASSEMBLY
SEC. 1. The Assembly shall be composed of all accredited members of SEES.
SEC. 2. The Assembly shall be the highest body of SEES.
SEC. 3. The Assembly shall have the sole power to elect the Executive Officers.
SEC. 4. The Assembly shall meet regularly and as soon as occasion may require.

ARTICLE VII
THE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
SEC. 1. The Executive Officers shall be elected from any and by the regular members of SEES.
SEC. 2. The following shall be the Executive Officers of SEES.
a. President
b. Vice-President for Internal Affairs
c. Vice-President External Affairs
d. Secretary
e. Treasurer/Auditor

SEC. 3. The Executive Officers shall hold office for one (1) year or until their successors shall
have been duly elected and qualified.
SEC. 4. The incoming Executive Officers shall assume the position for which they were elected
upon proclamation.
SEC. 5. In case of vacancy due to resignation, or any other cause, among the Executive
Officers, the Assembly shall elect a successor to the vacant position for the unexpired term,
within twelve (12) schooldays, under the supervision of the Committee on Elections. Until such
vacancy has been filled, the Chairperson of the committee assigned to such officers shall act as
the concurrent Officer-in-Charge (OIC).

ARTICLE VIII
QUALIFICATIONS OF THE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
SEC. 1. All officers must be bona fide active regular members and of good moral standing.
SEC. 2. No regular member graduating in the first trimester of the coming school year shall run
for any elective position in IECEP-APC.

ARTICLE IX
COMMITTEES AND REPRESENTATIVES
SEC. 1. There shall be six (6) standing committees:
a. Membership Committee
b. External Affairs Committee
c. Information and Publicity Committee
d. Finance Committee
e. Education and Research Committee
f. People, Events, and Public Relations Committee

SEC. 2. Each committee shall be composed of regular members, headed by a Chairperson and
at least two (2) Co-Chairpersons.
SEC. 3. The Chairperson and Co-Chairpersons of each committee shall be appointed by the
majority vote of the Executive Officers.
SEC. 4. The term of the Chairperson and Co-Chairperson of each committee shall be for a
period of one trimester. In case of vacancy due to resignation, or any other cause, a successor
shall be appointed by a majority vote of the Executive Officers for the unexpired school term
within six (6) schooldays.
SEC. 5. A regular member shall be member of only one committee. However, the President,
even though a regular member shall not belong to any committee.

ARTICLE X
DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMMITTEES
SEC. 1. The Membership Committee (MEMCOM) shall:
a. Take charge of the recruitment, the screening, and integration of the applicants into the
Organization.
b. Review the standing of each member and ferret out delinquents from the Organization
c. Keep and update a complete list of the names and addresses of all officers and
members.
SEC. 2. The External Affairs Committee (EXTERNAL) shall:
a. Coordinate the external affairs of SEES as well as conduct socio-civic activities
b. Uphold a favorable image of IECEP-APC and shall be the working committee of VicePresident for External Affairs
SEC. 3. The Information and Publicity Committee (INFO) shall:

a. Facilitate information dissemination and compile the records of SEES.

b. Assist the Secretary and the Public Relations Officer in all clerical work and other such
functions necessary for a systematic file
c. Take charge of arranging the bulletin boards of SEES, making of posters for publicity
purposes, and making of any other printed material for SEES
SEC. 4. The Finance Committee (FINANCE) shall:
a. Take charge of approving the budget of committees for their respective projects/
activities.
b. Prepare the Organizations master budget, determine the ability of SEES to finance its
projects and operations, control the operational expenditures, and assist the Treasurer
and Auditor in the execution of his/her duties.
c. Establish business contacts for the financial projects of SEES and be directly involved in
the financial aspect of financial projects.
d. Be extensively responsible for all revenue-generating projects with the exception of
major financial project of SEES.
SEC. 5. The Education and Research Committee (EDUCOM) shall:
a. Plan the educational projects for SEES.
b. Take charge of various convocations or seminars to be sponsored by SEES.
c. Engage the tutorial services of willing members for the benefit of students within and
outside SEES.
d. Sponsor any accounting or academic competition, as well as coordinate the poling of
SEES representatives to such interschool competition.
SEC. 6. The People, Events, and Public Relations Committee (PRO) shall:
a. Prepare and take charge of the social and cultural affairs of SEES.
b. Prepare and supervise the sports of activities of SEES, sponsor inter-organizational and
other such games and arrange competitive games among members for general
interaction.
c. Schedule all games and any programs involving other committees as well as any other
outside party, having the authority to approve or disapprove such proposed activities.

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ARTICLE XI
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
SEC. 1. The Executive Board shall be composed of the following:
a. Executive Officers
b. Committee Chairpersons and Co-Chairpersons

SEC. 2. The President and the Vice-President for Internal Affairs shall automatically serve as
Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Executive board, respectively. In the absence of both, the
remaining officers shall elect among themselves as to who shall temporarily preside over the
Board.
SEC.3. The Executive Board meetings shall be held regularly. However, the President may call
special meetings.
SEC. 4. The general management of the affairs and properties of SEES shall be vested upon
the Executive Board.
SEC. 5. The Executive Board shall consider the general principles of cooperation and
maintenance of order and discipline in the pursuit of the purpose and objectives of SEES.
SEC. 6. The Executive Board shall approve the amount of fees to be collected from the
members, upon recommendation of the committee/s concerned.

ARTICLE XII
DUTIES AND POWERS OF THE OFFICERS
SEC. 1. The President shall:
a. Be the Chief Executive of SEES and shall have the duty of supervising its affairs.

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b. Serve as Chairman and preside over all meetings of the Executive Board.
c. Have the authority to create a transient committee or committees as may be deemed
necessary upon the recommendation of the other Executive Officers, authorize
expenditures and/or prescribe duties to other officers and members who may be
prescribed by this Constitution and By-Laws.
d. Lead the members in carrying out the activities in attaining the purpose and objectives of
SEES and in enforcing the provisions enacted in the Assembly.
e. Be responsible to inform the Adviser(s) of SEES of all organizational activities, meetings,
and functions of SEES.
f. Serve as one of the signatories for the SEES bank account.
g. Perform such other duties and powers inherent in the office of the President.
SEC. 2. The Vice-President for Internal Affairs shall:
a. Be responsible for the cooperation, active participation, and general well-being of all
members of SEES.
b. Perform the functions and a duty of the President, in case of the latters absence or
disability, in a temporary capacity.
c. Serve as Vice-Chairman of the Executive Board.
d. Be the officer-in-charge of the Membership Committee.
SEC. 3. The Vice-President External Affairs shall:
a. Be directly responsible for all external affairs and shall serve as liaison officer between
SEES and external organizations.
b. Be the external coordinator of all external activities of SEES and shall see to it that these
do not conflict with the important activities of other local chapters of the national
organization, which may impair the success of the functions.
c. Take care of informing the President on all external developments affecting SEES.
d. Be the officer-in-charge of the External Affairs Committee.
SEC. 4. The Secretary shall:
a. Take the minutes of all meetings, which shall be considered as the official record of all

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business transactions.
b. Be the official custodian of all records which he shall kept unless a special office has
been chosen for that purpose.
c. Issues notice of all special and regular meetings of SEES.
d. Be responsible for the proper acknowledgment of letters and other media of information
and communication, provided, however, that such other media of information shall first
be noted by the President
e. Serve as one of the signatories for the SEES bank account.
f. Be the office-in-charge of the Information and Publicity Committee.
SEC. 5. The Treasurer shall:
a. Be the official custodian of all funds of SEES and shall have the primary duty to keep all
funds in his possession or if necessary deposit such fund with a bank approved by the
Executive board.
b. Be responsible for the prompt collection of all fees and contributions from the members
and the applicants.
c. Receive and disburse all funds for and in behalf of SEES provided, however, that all
disbursements shall be supported by petty cash vouchers or original receipts or other
supporting documents which shall be kept as part of the records.
d. Serve as one of the signatories for the SEES bank account.
e. Be the officer in charge of the Finance Committee.
SEC. 6. The Auditor shall:
a. Audit the financial report or documents of the Treasurer to ensure prompt, proper, and
effective management of the assets and liabilities of SEES.
b. Examine and verify reports or statements and certify the correctness of the report of the
Treasurer before submission to the Executive Board and the Assembly.
c. Be official custodian of all the properties of SEES.
d. Serve as one of the signatories for the SEES bank account.
e. Be the officer in charge of the Education and Research Committee.

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SEC. 7. The Public Relations Officers shall:

a. Be responsible for the social, cultural, and sports development of the members of SEES.
b. Be responsible for social interaction between the members of SEES and other College
organizations.
c. Be the officer in charge of the People, Events, and Public Relations Committee.

ARTICLE XIII
ELECTIONS
SEC. 1. Elections of the Executive Officers of SEES shall be held on the date, time, place, and
manner as prescribed by the Election Code.
SEC. 2. The nature of the Committee on Elections, its functions, and procedures, shall be in
accordance with the Election Code set forth for this purpose.
SEC. 3. The decision of the Committee on Elections shall be final, executor, and binding upon
all.

ARTICLE XIV
ADVISER
SEC. 1. The Adviser shall be duly elected, appointed, or selected by the Executive Officers and
shall hold office for a period of one year or until their successors shall have been duly elected,
appointed or selected.
SEC. 2. The Adviser shall be an active member of the Institute of Electronics and
Communications Engineering.
SEC. 3. The Adviser shall have the right to be informed of all organizational activities, meetings,
and functions of SEES.

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SEC. 4. An adviser has the duty to inform the Executive Officers when he believes that an
activity, a policy or the like will be detrimental to the members of the Organization as a whole
and may suggest ways to improve such activity or policy.
SEC. 5. The adviser should be a faculty member of BS Electronics and Communications
Engineering program.
ARTICLE XV
THE NATIONAL STUDENT CHAPTER
SEC. 1. The IECEP-APC shall be one of the local chapters comprising the Institute of
Electronics Engineers of the Philippines National Student Chapter and as such would support
and participate its activities.
SEC. 2. A group composed of one representative from each committee of SEES and directly
supervised by an Executive Officer shall be formed. It would be charged with the responsibility
of coordinating the affairs of the National Student Chapter and ensure the participation and
support of the local chapter.

ARTICLE XVI
TERMINATION OF MEMBERSHIP
SEC. 1. Any member may resign or withdraw from membership in the Organization by notice in
writing submitted to the Vice President for Internal Affairs, provided, however, that even if a date
is fixed on said notice of resignation or withdrawal, such shall be effective until acted upon by
the Executive Board which action shall be taken six (6) schooldays upon receipt of such notice
of resignation.
SEC. 2. Any member who failed to affirm his membership shall be deemed to have withdrawn
such unless such failure to be considered to have been due to reasonable circumstances
sanctioned by the Membership Committee.

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ARTICLE XVII
QUORUM
SEC. 1. A majority of the members of the Assembly shall constitute a quorum, or in its absence
the business of the Assembly shall not be done or discussed unless approved by the President.
SEC. 2. A majority of the members of the Executive Board shall constitute a quorum to transact
business.
ARTICLE XVIII
EXPULSION
SEC. 1. Any of the Executive Officers of SEES shall be removed from office by impeachment on
a conviction of a gross violation of the Constitution and By-Laws, internal rules of SEES, as well
as the rules and regulations promulgated by the Executive Board.
a.
Any officer or member of SEES who believes that an Executive Officer is guilty of any of
the offenses mentioned above may forward the written charges to the Executive Board. The
Executive Board shall give notice to the Executive Officer herein charged and shall set a date
wherein both parties shall be heard together with their counsel and witnesses, if any. The
proceeding shall be recorded.
b.
An Executive Officer who is charged on any of the grounds constituting the basis for
impeachment shall be suspended from his office immediately.
c.
The hearing is o be presided by the adviser of SEES. A two-thirds vote of the Assembly
shall be necessary to impeach the Executive Officer. A decision must be rendered within twelve
(12) working days upon receipt of the notice of the charge. If no decision is arrived at within the
stipulated time, the accused shall be acquitted.
d.
If the accused is found innocent, the Executive Board shall acquit him and there will be no
further deliberations on the case. The Executive Officer shall thereby resume office.
SEC. 2. For the impeachment of other members of the Executive Board, the provisions of
Section 1 of this article apply, except that a two-thirds vote of the Executive Board, excluding the
accused, is sufficient.
SEC. 3. Any member who intentionally or willfully violates any provision of this Constitution and
By-Laws or rules of ethics, and/ or upon recommendation by the Membership Committee shall

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be expelled from SEES by a two-thirds vote of the Executive Officers.

SEC. 4. Judgment in cases of expulsion may be appealed within six (6) working days upon
receipt of notice of expulsion.
ARTICLE XIX
SEC. 1. Amendments to this Constitution and By-Laws shall be made by:
a.
A resolution in writing by at least one-third of SEES regular members in good standing
calling for such a convention to amend the Constitution, or
b.
A majority vote of the Executive Board in such resolution in writing calling for such
convention to amend the Constitution.
Within sixty (60) days after the passing of such a resolution, a Constitutional Committee shall be
created, the membership of which shall be composed of seven (7) members, preferably, four of
whom shall be appointed from the ordinary members, and the other three shall be appointed by
the Executive Officers, provided that all committees shall be represented. They shall convene
immediately.
SEC. 2. The proposed amendments at least (5) members of the Constitutional Committee shall
be submitted to the Executive Officers, and a copy shall be posted on the SEES bulletin board
for at least ten (10) days.
SEC. 3. The proposed amendments shall be ratified by majority vote of SEES members in an
assembly to be held after ten working days provided it does not exceed fifteen (15) working
days after the date of publication.

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LIST OF OFFICERS FOR

ACADEMIC YEAR 2015 - 2016

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John Maynard M. Heyasa

PRESIDENT
Samboy Jim B. Montante
VP INTERNAL
Raisa Fatima V. Nasara
VP EXTERNAL
Kathleen Mae C. Manarin
SECRETARY
Jerome R. Guemo
TREASURER
Dianne Joy V. Fariscal
AUDITOR
Lynn Roselle B. Ecube
P.R.O.
BATCH REPRESENTATIVES
Adrian Jonel P. Abad
Doreen Joyce G. Cajanding
TERMINAL REP.
Jejomar M. Abengaa
Kimberly Joy D. Dela Cruz
4TH YEAR REP.
Carlos Angelo E. Ng
3RD YEAR REP.
Gher Christian B. Mojica
Diana B. De Guzman
2ND YEAR REP.

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LIST OF ACTIVE MEMBERS

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SOPHOMORES

2013-300743
2013-100479

BUNGAY, ARLY MAY MANANSALA

CADA, RONALD JAMES RUELA

BSECE
BSECE

2013-100609
2013-100043

CORIA, JURELLE NAVOA

COROS, LEMUEL LIPIO

BSECE
BSECE

2013-100022
2013-100343

DELA CRUZ, ANGENICA MENDOZA

ECUBE, LYNN ROSELLE BARAQUIO

BSECE
BSECE

2013-100307
2013-100567

FARISCAL, DIANNE JOY VALDEZ

FULGE, SHANN MIKELL RIVEL

BSECE
BSECE

2013-100204
2013-100439

GARCIA, JOHN CARLO BUENVIAJE

GOMEZ, RENZ DARYL CARULLO

BSECE
BSECE

2013-100359
2013-100049
2013-100385
2013-100527
2013-100630
2013-100131

GUEMO, JEROME ROMERO

HIDALGO, RAY MIGUEL SY
LISACA, JULIAN EYMARD RAMIREZ
LOARES, JERIC COROCOTO
MABATAS, JUAN MIGUEL MARQUEZ
MACOSE, EDWARD JOSEPH DUCHA

BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE

2013-100435
2013-100512

MANALANG, VERNON CALEB TIONGSON

MANARIN, KATHLEEN MAE CONSTANTINO

BSECE
BSECE

2013-100458
2013-100302

MATEO, MICRO JAMES MARCO

MONTANTE, SAMBOY JIM BAEZ

BSECE
BSECE

2013-200691
2013-100173
2013-100232
2013-300751
2013-100186
2013-100323
2013-100633
2012-300047

NASARA, RAISA FATIMA VIVARES

NG, CARLOS ANGELO ESPINOSA
ORATE, FRANCIS ALLEN PAGUERGAN
ORDOEZ, JOHN JOEL TIMBAL
SILI, CYRILLE JOHN ENTERO
SOLIS, PRINCE CHARLES NOVELOZO
TAGLE, AMIEL FERDINAND DE RAMOS
VIADO, LEAN MIKHAIL GABRIEL FAJARDO

BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE

JUNIORS

2012-100314
2012-100246
2012-100242

ABENGAA, JEJOMAR MENDOZA

ARMAS, PAUL JAN AGBUYA
BAUTISTA, GELLEEN MINA

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BSECE
BSECE
BSECE

2012-100165
2012-100187
2013-200699
2012-100308
2012-100056
2012-100316
2012-100013
2012-100367
2012-100428
2012-100244
2013-100675

DELA CRUZ, KIMBERLY JOY DE GUZMAN

GERVACIO, RANDOLF
HEYASA, JOHN MAYNARD MITCHELL
LAUGUICO, SANDY CRUZ
LOPENA, MARVIN SAN GABRIEL
MORALES JR., REYDON MONSALUD
NAIDAS, JOHN RHEY LOMBOY
SORIANO, JOHANNAH ALAIN DE MESA
TARUN, JESTONI ALLAUIGAN
TOBIAS, ROGELIO RUZCKO
WONG, DENZEL JANSEN CHUA

BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE

SENIORS

2011-100163

ABAD, ADRIAN JONEL PEREZ

BSECE

2011-100475
2011-100404

BAGADIONG, JORGE MARTIN AMARANTO

BANTOK, RAMIL VERZO

BSECE
BSECE

2011-100398
2011-100202

CABILLA, LANNAE MARIZZ ORPILLA

CAJANDING, DOREEN JOYCE GUEVARA

BSECE
BSECE

2011-100356
2011-100371
2011-100335
2011-100009
2011-100387
2011-100227
2011-100173
2011-100276
2011-100458
2011-100296
2011-100216
2011-100459
2011-100171
2011-100481
2011-100273
2011-100226
2011-100331
2011-100039
2011-300009
2011-100136

CLAMOR, GENE KHYRON DE GUZMAN

CRUZ, JAN ERICKA PEREZ
DOMONDON, PAOLO DIONISIO II GACAD
FELICIANO , LEO AUGUSTO CACHO
GABAYNO, NETALIE VALLEGA
GALANG, ELISE JOY PASTOR
GALGAO, ALDRIAN JORNE ESPINA
LAYGO, ARMAN CRUZ
NAKPIL, CHARLES ANDREW CUETO
PASILIAO, LYSTON ALFRED OGANIA
PINSON, KARL LOUIS SORIANO
POLIDARIO, HUGH DELANO LOPEZ
QUEZADA, PAULINE GRACE LAMSEN
SANTOS, RAVEN CLARONIO
SORIANO, JOHANNES PAOLO FLORES
TOACAO, JULIUS CEASAR LEDESMA
TRINIDAD, DANIEL PATRICK FABIA
VARILLA, LENARD PHILIPPE MORATA
YAP, RAFAEL AREN TAN
ZUIGA, MICHAEL KIM CABUSAY

BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE

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TERMINAL

2010-100578
2010-100005
2010-100037
2010-100059
2010-100091
2010-100036
2010-100299

ANGELES, SEBASTIAN MAKKIEL TIBAYAN

BANIQUED, MARVIN DHAVE CALLUENG
CORTEZ, LIEZL TRIA
DELA PAZ, MARA PATRICIA TALANGBAYAN
DELIGUIN, MECHA MONTANER
DELOS SANTOS, ANNIE BUENAOBRA
DIVINAGRACIA, CLAIRE BARRERA

BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE

2010-100286
2010-100070

DIZON, JARRELL RAFOL

DOMINGO, KEVIN CHRISTIAN KEITH REYES

BSECE
BSECE

2010-100090
2010-100386

FAJARDO, JOHN CYRUS LAGANGAN

FORMELOZA, JEMANUEL ABRIGO

BSECE
BSECE

2010-100475
2010-100078
2010-100336
2010-100023
2010-100102
2010-100435
2010-100551

LACUATA, JERICK LORZANO

OAMIL, INNA ARRIANA TIMBAS
PANER, BRIAN CARLOS LABUSON
PERALTA, MARIA CECILIA BACATIO
ROBERTS, RYAN Q.
SONDIA, GENSON RONNEL SAN BUENAVUENTURA
VILLAMOR, CARLO ZARZOSO

BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE
BSECE

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CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES FOR

ACADEMIC YEAR 2015 - 2016

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First term: June-September (2015)

Freshmen Orientation
Team Building
SoE General Assembly
Clash of Ingenium
Engineering Tutorials
Seminars
ECE Forum

Second term: October December (2015)

SoE Intramurals
Engineering Week
Clash of Ingenium
Engineering Tutorials
Seminars
ECE Forum

Third term: January- April (2016)

College Week
Outreach Program
Clash of Ingenium
Engineering Tutorials
Seminars
ECE Forum

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ADVISER INFORMATION SHEET

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Engr. Stanley Glenn Brucal

Aside from being the ECE coordinator, Engr. Brucal is now the program director of the
Engineering Department. Along which, he stands as the adviser of the ECE academic
organization, Society of Electronics Engineering Students. He is also an active member in
IECEP Manila chapter, he is currently a Director in the said organization for ECE professionals.
With his newly attained position, he aim to have ECE accredited by PAASCU and CpE
leveled up to being the Center of Excellence. Also, he has these plans of attaining quality
education for both via implementing more advanced learning kits in its curriculum and of
course, maintaining above national passing rate for ECE students.
He earned his BS and Masters Degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering
at the Adamson University (2003) and De La Salle University (2006), respectively. He is also
currently taking up his Masters in Medical Physics at the University of Santo Thomas.
Professional work stress seems not putting much pressure to Engr. Brucal as he
manages to accomplish personal goals of him along with his goals for the student body of the
School of Engineering.

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COMPILATION OF PAST ACTIVITIES

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IECEP Leadership Training Seminar

May 2 - 4, 2014
Pranjetto Hills Resort and Conference Center,
Sitio Mayagay, Sampaloc, Tanay Rizal

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This is the culminating activity of the organization, IECEP - MSC (Institute of Electronics
Engineers of the Philippines Manila Student Chapter). It is like an expanded team building
seminar for the new and old Board of Directors. This lasts for three days during the month of
May. This provides activities which will boost the leadership skills of the members. Also, the
election of new officers will be conducted in the said event.
The main theme of the said event is LTS: Legacy of the Past, Triumph of the Present,

Supremacy of the Future.

The Leadership Training Seminar of the IECEP MSC was attended by John Maynard
Heyasa as the SEES Vice President for External Affairs. He was the Asia Pacific Colleges
representative for the said event.
On the first day of the event, they had undergone several seminars which were
spearheaded by different renowned speakers in the field of Electronics and Communications
Engineering. After the seminars, they had a masquerade party in the evening.
On the second day, Team Building Activity was included in the program. And on the
third day, the much awaited Amazing Race was played by each different teams of the said
event.
Overall, the Leadership Training Seminar aims to bring out the best of all the
participants. It also aims to exercise the leadership skills of them. By having an event like this,
the students from different school had an opportunity to gain friends from other school and to
have connections outside their school.

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SoE 13th General Assembly

July 4, 2014
APC Auditorium

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On July 4, 2014, Friday, the School of Engineering held its 13th General Assembly at the
APC Auditorium with the theme Emerge-Eng: The Rise of the Engineers. The theme was
chosen in lieu of the increasing number of engineering students enrolling every year.
Registration started at 1:30PM and when everybody's settled down, the program started.
The Doxology was led by Mr. Patrick Angelo Hernandez, the president of ACES
(Association of Computer Engineering Students), followed by the National Anthem led by Ms.
Kimberly Joy Dela Cruz, then Engr. Ross Mel B. Lingon, the adviser of SEES (Society of Electronics
Engineering Students) gave the opening remarks. Soon after, Ms. Inna Oamil and Mr. Vince
Reyes the Masters of Ceremonies introduced the first speaker, Engr. Stanley Glenn E. Brucal, the
program director for the School of Engineering.
Engr. Brucal talked about the SoE accomplishments for the previous year and gave an
overview of what are the plans for the present school year and some updates in the ECE
Curriculum. Engr. Brucal then talked about the board exam statistics and the available programs
for the ECE. But the most important topic of Engr. Brucal is the SoE population, because the
number of engineering students is increasing, pointing out that the SoE is now twelve percent
(12%) of the total school population from the previous figure of ten percent (10%). Which
everyone is very excited about thus the theme.
The second speaker was Engr. Einstein Yong, the program head for the CpE students. He
gave some updates about the CpE Curriculum without failing to give humor as he always does.
The third speaker was Engr. Sergio Peruda Jr., The ESLO (Engineering and Sciences Laboratory
Office) Coordinator. He gave a presentation of what is new in the laboratories and reminded the
students to take care of the equipment, he also shared some very inspiring quotations. The
third speaker was Mr. Jake Bamba, The MRC (Math Resource Center) Head. Mr. Bamba gave
some updates about the Math programs of MRC including consultations and reviews, as we all
know Engineering is very tied to Mathematics.

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It was time for the students to take the stage, Mr. Edward Adriano, the outgoing
president of ACES, and Mr. Adrian Abad, the outgoing SEES president gave their
accomplishment reports. Soon after some emotional and sentimental speeches of the two
outgoing presidents, Ms. Xusia Norberte, the SAO (Student Activities Office) Officer, awarded
certificates of recognition to the outgoing officers of SEES and ACES assisted by Engr. Ana
Antoniette Illahi (ACES Adviser) and Engr. Ross Mel Lingon (SEES Adviser).
The next part of the program is the Oath Taking of the incoming Officers of SEES, ACES,
The Processor and ROBORG (Robotics Organization) which is a new organization headed by
engineering students. It was again led by Ms. Xusia Norberte, the SAO (Student Activities Office)
Officer, awarded certificates of recognition to the outgoing officers of SEES and ACES assisted by
Engr. Ana Antoniette Illahi (ACES Adviser), Engr. Ross Mel Lingon (SEES Adviser), with Engr.
Sergio Peruda and Engr. Einstein Yong (ROBORG Adviser).
The last part is the passing of the key of responsibility to the incoming presidents of the
two major organizations of SoE. For the SEES it was Mr. Denzel Wong, and for ACES it was Mr.
Angelo Patrick Hernandez. After accepting the keys of responsibilities they both gave a speech
of what are their plans and they promised to their best as presidents. After that, Engr. Ana
Antoniette Illahi, the ACES Adviser ended the event by giving a very fun closing remarks.
The SoE General Assembly was very fun because of the Raffle segments and Intermission
numbers in between the speakers. And it just keeps getting better every year, especially now
that the SoE Family is getting bigger. We surely are Emerge-Eng and very soon we'll rise.

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IECEP General Assembly

July 6, 2014
San Juan Gymnasium

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This is the first event of the organization, IECEP - MSC (Institute of Electronics Engineers
of the Philippines Manila Student Chapter) for the school year. In here, the members from
different accredited schools of IECEP - MSC will get a chance to meet each other. Series of
presentation prepared by the Executive Officers, together with the Board of Directors, will be
showcased. Games and presentations will also be done. Oath taking of both Executive Officers
and Board of Directors from different schools will also take place in the said event.
The theme of the event is CKT: Connecting and Knotting the Tie.
The IECEP General Assembly was headed by the Asia Pacific Colleges IECEP Manila
Student Chapter Board of Directors, John Maynard M. Heyasa, Paul Jan A. Armas, both from
ECE 121, Doreen Joyce Cajanding, Adrian Jonel Abad, both from ECE 111 and Raisa Fatima V.
Nasara from ECE 141.
The event was made for all the members of the IECEP MSC from different school to
gather for the said event. It was made for the camaraderie among the students of different
Universities and Colleges.
The Asia Pacific College was represented by the attendees from 1st Years, 2nd Years, 3rd
Years and 4th Years. More than 50 students from APC attended the said event. The organizers of
the event had included different intermission numbers from different Performing Groups of
other schools. They also included some games for everybodys interaction. And the Oath taking
of the new IECEP MSC Executive officers and IECEP MSC Board of Directors was also
included.

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IECEP Team Building

August 3, 2014
Adventure Camp, Tanay, Rizal

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This event strengthens the bond formed among the Executive Officers, Board of
Directors and members of the organization. This is a series of outdoor activities done in one
whole day. This promotes camaraderie among accredited schools which will address the aim of
the organization. More so, this will help in achieving the thrust of the organization: One
Organization, One Profession, and One Family.
The said events theme is VOLT: Valuing the Objective of Leadership and

Teamwork.
This event was attended by APC students from different year levels. This is open for all
students that are member of IECEP MSC. The attendees of the IECEP Team Building from Asia
Pacific College were Raisa Fatima Nasara from ECE 141, Francis Orate and Lemuel Coros, both
from ECE 131, John Maynard Heyasa and Paul Jan Armas, both from ECE 121, and Doreen Joyce
Cajanding and Adrian Jonel Abad, both from ECE 111.
We had undergone several challenges all throughout the team building. The whole
participants of the event were come from different colleges and universities in Manila which
are affiliated in IECEP Manila Student Chapter. Each member was designated in different
groups. With that group, they have to finish all the challenges that was prepared by the officers
of IECEP MSC. In every challenge, the team may build their camaraderie, strategy, team work,
leadership skills and all the other characteristics of being a student leader.
All the participants from Asia Pacific College had fun in the said event. Even though their
body was aching, they will cherish the lessons that they have learned by the help of the
challenges offered by the IECEP MSC event.

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IECEP Quiz Bowl

August 15, 2014
Jose P. Laurel Hall of Freedom
Lyceum of the Philippines University - Manila

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One aim of the organization is to uphold and promote the academic excellence of our
members; thence, we will be holding an ECE quiz show. This will be a battle of the brains
amongst members of accredited schools of IECEP-MSC. This showcases the best of the bests
among the members. The winner of this event will compete on a national level of competition
in the fields of Electronics Engineering such as Electronics, Telecommunications, Mathematics
and Engineering Sciences.
The IECEP MSC Quiz Bowls theme is OHM: Outstanding Heads of the Millennium
This event is a battle of the brains among different universities and colleges in Manila,
Rizal and Bulacan that are members of IECEP Manila Student Chapter. Asia Pacific College is
aiming to be academically inclined even outside the school. By joining different Quiz Bees
outside the school, we can prove to other school, that Asia Pacific College is also good
academically. With that, we can be proud to our school.
The SEES had chosen students that will represent Asia Pacific College in the said Quiz
Bowl. They chose those students who excel in their class academically. The Asia Pacific College
Society of Electronics Engineering Students had chosen Adrian Jonel Abad, Doreen Joyce
Cajanding and Julius Ceasar Toacao, all from ECE 111, Sandy Lauguico and Rogelio Ruzcko
Tobias, both from ECE 121 and Jerome Guemo from ECE 131. They accepted the challenge to be
a part of the Quiz Bowl and to share their knowledge about the topics that were discussed in
their whole ECE journey. The quizzers were trained by their coach, Ross Mel Lingon who was
also there on the day of the Quiz Show.
In line with this, the said event was assisted by the IECEP Manila Student Chapters
Board of Directors from Asia Pacific College namely John Maynard Heyasa and Paul Jan Armas,
both from ECE 121 and Raisa Fatima Nasara from ECE 141. They helped the Executive Officers
of the IECEP MSC to prepare for the Quiz Bee and also to assist the participants while the
show is going on.

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Engineering & Science Exhibits and Ingenium

August 28 and 29, 2014
APC Auditorium and Cafeteria

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School of Engineering had its first project presentation and exhibit for this school year
last August 28 & 29, 2014. On Thursday, Ingenium: Engineering Projects Presentation was
held at the APC Auditorium for Hardware Projects and the registration started at 8:30 in the
morning for the presentation of PHYLAB2 classes under Ms. Jacquelyn Cuansing with Mr.
Mackie Dizon and Engr. Alain Ranola as the judges for the said event. LOGLAB1, ELEX3LB,
NUMELAB and CONTLAB classes presented their projects in the afternoon from 1:00 pm to 4:30
pm with the panelists Engr. Ross Lingon, Engr. Stanley Brucal, Engr. Kevin Jovellanos and Engr.
Duwi Iscala.
While for the Software Projects, it was held at the MPH1 having Engr. Toni Illahi, Engr.
Sergio Peruda, Engr. Monette Martinez and Engr. Einstein Yong as the panel of judges for
LOGLAB2, TRA2CPE and CPETRC3 classes in the morning starting the registration at 8:30 am and
DASTLAB class from 1:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon.
The second day of the said event started its registration at 8:30 in the morning for the
Engineering and Science Exhibits and ended at 12 noon. It was held at APC Cafeteria for the
PCBOARD class under Engr. Ross Lingon with Engr. Mark Cua, Engr. Alain Ranola, Engr. Einstein
Yong and Engr. Samaniego as the panelists while NATSCI2 AND PHYSICS2 classes presented
their projects at the MPH1.
In the afternoon of August 29, the Awarding Ceremony started at 1:30 pm at the APC
Auditorium, announcing the awardees for the best projects accordingly. Galaksy group with
their LOGLAB1 project got the Ingenium Award garnering the highest grade among all other
projects. The event ended at 3:00 pm with the picture taking of the Society of Electronics
Engineering Students (SEES) and Association of Computer Engineering Students (ACES) and
other groups who presented in Ingenium and Exhibit.
Engineering & Science Exhibits and Ingenium aims to let the students apply what they
have learned in the courses/subjects for the whole term and to show what Real Projects, Real
Learning is.

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Microcontroller Seminar
September 16, 2014
APC Room 415

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Last September 16, 2014, Society of Electronics Engineering Students (SEES) conducted
a microprocessor seminar for all the students of APC who are interested to learn the basics of
coding a microprocessor. Engr. Ross Mel B. Lingon, SEES adviser, was the instructor in change in
this event. In giving a brief background about the topic he will be presenting, he first discussed
about the power and capabilities of the microprocessor. He also showcased the things this
small device can perform. Next to that was the identification of the basic parts of the
microprocessor. He talked about the functions of each part and how these parts help in
accomplishing the desired output. To command these parts, programming is essential. Engr.
Lingon shared to the group some basic and essential codes in programming. He used these
codes to make simple examples and applications that he presented. At the later part of the
seminar, the students from different year levels also have their chance to program a
microprocessor and make it work. The students actions showed that they learned from the
experience and enjoyed the experience.

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IECEP Festival
September 22 and October 4, 2014
Asia Pacific College

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This will be a battle of talents and beauty amongst members of accredited schools of
IECEP - MSC. This showcases the versatility among the members. It also equipped the students
with creativity, skills in arts and talents. Event such as Singing Idol, Dance Machine, and Mr. and
Ms. IECEP-MSC 2013 and Short Film will be the highlight of the said event. This will run for two
consecutive Saturdays.
The event aims to promote the talent, beauty and skills of all the ECE students in
Manila. This can prove that ECE students are not just brainy, but they also have talent that they
had showcased in IECEP Festival. The theme for the IECEP Festival this year was AMP:

Acclaiming the Mores of the Philippines

This is a two day event that was held in our very own school, the Asia Pacific College.
APC SEES joined the entire event except for the Dance Machine. Netalie Gabayno from ECE
111 represented our school in the Singing Idol. She sang Hanggang Kailan Kita Mamahalin in
the Elimination Round. But unfortunately, she didnt make it until the Finals Round. APC also
passed their entry for the Short Film Making competition. The entry for the Short Film Making
was made by an ABMA student, Carle Duncan De Guzman and bagged the 2nd Place for that
competition. One of the highlight of the entire event was the Mr. and Ms. IECEP 2014. Our
representative for the Mr. IECEP was Rogelio Ruzcko Tobias from ECE 121 and for the Ms. IECEP
was Jasmin Hernandez from ECE 141. Our representatives were both competitive especially
when they showcased their hidden talents in the talents night. Tobias played the song of Lady
Gaga, Applause using his violin while Hernandez showed her dancing skills. On the coronation
night, they both look stunning in their different wears. Ms. Hernandez from APC has been one
of the Top 5 and won the Best in Theme Wear Award.
Overall, the event was a success for both the IECEP Manila Student Chapter and the
ECE Local Organization of the Asia Pacific College, which is the Society of Electronics
Engineering Student.

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IECEP Sports Festival

November 16, 2014
Amoranto Sports Complex

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Of course ECE students do not just focus on academic requirements. We are also
equipped with skills in outdoor activities and sports. Thats why we, annually, conduct a sports
festival for the accredited schools. Events such as Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Table
Tennis and Chess are often played in this event. Moreover, the cheer dance competition is
proposed to be one of the highlights of the said event.
The Asia Pacific College joined all the events in the Sports Fest to prove that ECE
Students in APC is not just academically good, they are not just talented; they are also inclined
and good in sports.
All the teams in different events were supervised by the External Vice President of SEES,
John Maynard Heyasa, from ECE 121. They reserved the gymnasium as much time as possible to
train for the Sports Fest. They also hired Badminton Court for the training of the Badminton
Players.
The APC Basketball team was headed by Rafael Aren Yap from ECE 111. They had
several training in the gymnasium. The Volleyball Men team was headed by John Maynard
Heyasa from ECE 121. On the other hand, the Badminton Men and Women, Singles and
Doubles, was headed by Sandy Lauguico from ECE 121. The players for Badminton Men and
Women Singles were Kirk Patrcik Isabela and Sandy Lauguico. For the Badminton Mix Doubles,
it was played by Pauline Grace Quezada and Demetrio Olarte. Our representative for Chess is
Edward Joseph Macose and the Games of the Generals was played by Paolo Dionisio
Domondon. The Table Tennis Women was played by Lynn Roselle Ecube and Kathleen Mae
Manarin and for the Mens Division, it was played by Caleb Vernon Manalang and Paolo Dionisio
Domondon.
The participants of the Asia Pacific College have enjoyed the Sports Festival of the IECEP
Manlla Student Chapter. Though they havent won any awards, they had already won through
the experience that they had by joining to such events.

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Food Trip ENG

November 24, 2014
APC MPH 1

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The School of Engineering celebrated their SOE Week last November 24-28, 2014. They
held many fun-filled activities and exciting competitions. One of it is the FoodTripEng where all
Engineering students showcased their talents in cooking and food presentation as well. This
competition was held at MPH1 last November 24, 2014, from 10 am to 12 noon.
This years FoodTripEng is a batch competition and here are the list of each batches
dishes; for Batch 14XLumpia and Chopsuey, for Batch 131Pork and Tofu, for Batch 121
Pork Barbecue and Grilled Bangus, and for the terminals-Morcon and Bicol express.
Before the food presentation, another competition per block was held and that is
SingEng Bee. After that every batches prepared and presented their food. With every delicious
dishes they have presented and with the colorful presentation they have made, it seems that
Engineering students were not only good at science and mathematics but also in cooking.
It is obvious that the students cant wait to eat and taste the different dishes, so
The boodle fight began at exactly lunch time and everyone ate together and enjoyed the event.
The winners for this event was announced during the SOE Night that
was held at the APC Cafeteria last Novermber 28, 2014 . For the winner that received 20 points
is the Batch 121, followed by Batch 131 and Batch Terminal.

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Minute to Win It
November 24, 2014
APC MPH 1

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On November 24, 2014, engineering students participated in this years minute to win it
activity, organized by the Society of Electronics Engineering Students officers as an activity for
this years School of Engineering Week celebration. A fun filled afternoon where two
representatives from each block had to compete in order to win points for their block. It was
exciting, stressful and fun. A total of three levels, 15 games and 2 hours until two remaining
teams stood out. But after a final game Jerome Guemo and Caleb Manalang from ECE 131
stood out as the champions.

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Human Games of the Generals

November 25, 2014
APC MPH 2

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SOE 2014, every year the School of Engineering celebrates a week long Engineering fun
filled activities that will surely make every students of the department to have fun. SOE Week
2014 is the week wherein all engineering students will take a break from all the dreadful
Engineering lectures, quizzes, projects and tests and also to test this celebration will test the
camaraderie of every blocks wherein the block who collects the most number of points will
have the bragging rights and a cash price worth of five thousand pesos.
Human Games of the General is one of those activities. The winner of the said event will
garner will gain 20 points, the second placer will gain 15pts, the third placer will gain 10pts and
the last placer will gain 5pts. The said event was hosted by the Society of Electronics
Engineering. It is held on the Multi-Purpose Hall 2 of the Asia Pacific College and it started at
the time of 9:30 am. The rules of the games is just like the popular game board of Games of the
General wherein. However instead of using a board pieces, the game uses humans as board
pieces wherein piece of papers are handed to the team captain, these captain will control an
army, and a neutral arbiter (sometimes called a referee or an adjutant) to decide the results of
"challenges" between opposing playing pieces, that like playing cards, hide their identities from
the opponent. The game simulates armies at war trying to overpower, misinform, outflank,
outmaneuver, and destroy each other. It optimizes the use of logic, memory, and spatial skills.
The batch that prevails in the game of Human Games of the General is the batch of 121.
Second place is the batch of 14X. The third place is the batch of batch of 131. The last place is
the batch of Terminal.

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WreckENG Ball
November 25, 2014
APC Gymnasium

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Players of basketball in SOE have gathered for this event. The event has two games
which is the 4 on 4 and 3 point shootout. The 3 point shoot game was started and player
from each block take their chance and luck for the 3 point shootout game but at the end of the
game, Erwin Orfrecio dominated the game from the block of CPE 121. After this event, it is
followed by the 4 on 4 basketball.
The First match up were 1st year and 3rd year and the second match were 2nd years and
the terminals. Each game was so intense and players do their best just to win the game. It was a
physical fight for the 1st years and 3rd years but the 1st years have defeated the 3rd years with 10
points. The second match has started and was dominated by the 2 nd years. The final game was
played by the 1st years and the 2nd years. It was a good game but still the 1st years have
dominated the court. For this event the 3rd place is the batch 121 and 131, 2nd place is the Batch
131 and lastly the champion for the half-court basketball is the batch 141.

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Kalok-a-like
November 26, 2014
APC Auditorium

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Kalokalike is one of the much awaited events in School of Engineering Week. Once
more, this event brought smiles back in the faces of everyone in SoE department.
Kalokalike was held simultaneously with ENGkwentro and Now ShowENG last
November 25, 2014 in APC auditorium. With SoE Weeks theme EMERGENG: The Rise of the
Engineers, each block chose two persons to represent their team. They were tasked to
impersonate or mimic famous duo. Then, they showcased their talents and abilities to prove
their similarity to the person that they impersonate. Some kalokalike preferred to dance, others
chose to sing and a lot did not hesitate to act. All the students have weak and strong points but
of all the performers, Maleficent and Aurora tandem stood out. They out shined all the
contestants as they jive with the music with heart and passion. Almost everyone cannot contain
their happiness as they watch the majestic dance and drama of the two. Without further ado,
these talents were from the block of ECE121 and they were Rogelio Ruzcko Tobias as
Maleficent and Gelleen Bautista as Aurora.
Each team was Representative will be judged by the following criteria:
B na B (Bigay na Bigay)
Performance Level

30%

F na F (Feel na Feel)
Confidence

20%

K na K (Kalook-alike na Kalook-alike)
Similarity

40%

P na P (Pak na Pak)
Audience Impact

10%

TOTAL

100%

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ENGkwentro
November 26, 2014
APC Auditorium

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When we hear that SoE Week is fast approaching, two big events come to mind. One is
the usual pageant that every School in APC has during their respective weeks, and the other
one is the much awaited Eng-Kwentro.
The Eng-Kwentro is a unique event in the School of Engineering week, where every
Engineering block can showcase their talents and skills and they can literally do anything under
the sun. Because of the theme of "Merge-Eng: Brotherhood" the traditionally by block
performance became a by batch competition.
This year's Eng-Kwentro happened during the third day of SoE Week, November 26,
Wednesday, 5:00 PM, at the APC Auditorium. The event was hosted by Mr. Vince Ricafrente,
who made the audience laugh and made the whole night a happy and memorable one.
Every batch did their best but at the end of the day this is still a competition and one
batch stood out. It is none other than Batch 121, the highlight of their performance is when
they made a Parody of Frozen's "Let It Go" where Ruzcko Tobias of ECE 121 portrayed the
character of Elsa. Their performance made every person in the Auditorium cry because they
were laughing so hard and in that that moment the place really did seem magical.
Here is the ranking of the batches:

1st - Batch 121

2nd - Batch 111
3rd - Batch 131
4th - Batch 14X

The Eng-Kwentro 2014 was a blast, and everyone is anticipating what's in store for the
next year.

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Pera o Plus Points

November 28, 2014
APC Cafeteria

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SoE Week is being celebrated every year, and one of the event is Pera o Plus point that
was held at APC cafeteria last November 28 ,2014. The game is like the popular game pera o
bayong but the twist is youll need to choose between pera or supot.

Each block will have 5 representatives. The game started with players answering a series
of multiple choice questions (A, B, C, or D), hoping to eliminate all others until only one
remains. Some of the question will be about the topics about engineering or trivia about the
professor and many more. If two people remain in the game and both choose the correct
answer, the first person to arrive at his/her choice is declared the winner. The winner will
choose one of the supot then the bargaining will start.

The game ends with three winners Neil Verzosa, Kevin Balisalisa and Jejomar Abengana.
All of the winners didn't get the grand prize but rather they get a set of tools and some gadget
accessories.

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IECEP Christmas Party

December 14, 2014
3rd Floor, Gabriela Silang Hall,
College of Engineering and Architecture
PUP Manila, Sta. Mesa, Manila

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Celebrating and rejoicing for the blessings and success of each event would be the
highlight for this event. It invites the active Board of Directors, Past Executive Officers and
professionals to gather for this event to have some entertainment and to join fun activities
prepared by the Executive Board.
This event of the IECEP Manila Student Chapter is exclusive only for the Board of
Directors who became active in the whole IECEP MSC events all throughout the year. This also
serves as a thanksgiving and also a year-end party for the IECEP MSC. This event aims to
acknowledge the hard work of everyone in helping for the events of IECEP MSC. The loyalty of
each and every one in the group is worth the party.
They organized different games that will test the friendship among the Board of
Directors from different schools. It was a very entertaining event for the members of the IECEP
MSC.
The event was attended by the Board of Directors of the Asia Pacific College namely,
John Maynard Heyasa and Paul Jan Armas, both from ECE 121, Raisa Fatima Nasara from ECE
141 and Doreen Joyce Cajanding and Adrian Jonel Abad, both from ECE 111.
The theme of the event was LED: Live, Enjoy, Dance

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AUECESS Bee Excellent Season 6

February 13, 2015
Adamson University (CS Gate Entrance)

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The Asia Pacific College SEES was invited by the Adamson University to join their Quiz
Show namely the Bee Excellent Season 6. APC only wants to be recognized by the other
Universities thats why we, as much as possible are always joining different competition outside
the school.
Engr. Stanley Glenn Brucal, the Program Director of the School of Engineering,
personally picked the Quizzers that will represent the school for the said Quiz Show. He chose
John Carlo Garcia and Jerome Guemo, both from ECE 131, John Maynard Heyasa, Rogelio
Ruzcko Tobias, Sandy Lauguico and Kimberly Joy Dela Cruz, all from ECE 121 and Doreen Joyce
Cajanding, Julius Ceasar Tonacao and Jarell Dizon, all from ECE 111, as APC quizzers.
The students were divided into 3 different teams with 3 members. They were equally
divided based on year levels and capabilities in terms of academics. The team were trained by
their Coach, Engr. Kevin Jovellanos.
The elimination round is like an Amazing Race. There are different random challenges
that measure the speed, the knowledge and presence of mind of the contestants. After the
elimination round, only 8 schools who gained the highest scores will proceed to the final round.
And all the 3 teams from APC got the highest scores and were proceed to the final round.
After the final round, all the teams are very happy cause they know that they had been
given a good fight and they had done all their best to give pride and honor to their school, the
Asia Pacific College.

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ENG Yoga
March 4, 2015
APC MPH 2

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Yoga is a physical, mental, and spiritual practice or discipline. A yogi is a practitioner of

yoga and has achieved a high level of spiritual insight. This kind of practice is done by simple
breathing, stretching, balancing, and different poses such as the famous lotus flower stance.
Doing this activity will have a greater effect if paired by a relaxing music.
EngYoga was launched by the School of Engineering department during the college
week to give a soothing relief for the students who are stressed from their studies and also to
give them knowledge what yoga can do for our way of living.
The event was a success with the help of the invited yoga instructor and specially the
organizers, SEES, who made the event possible. The participants were first sceptical with what
practicing yoga can do but the instructor explained how it helps and how it works. Doing yoga is
best suited if youre a vegetarian. The instructor first taught the participants about what yoga is
and how it originates. For the second part of the event they showed some generally used yoga
poses and allowed the participants to do the same. After the session ended the participants
claimed they feel calmed and relaxed.
Yoga is an exercise that replaces doing excessive force in your body. It doesnt also give
you a good shape for the body but also it exercises your internal organs keeping it healthy.

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Amazing Race
March 4, 2015
Asia Pacific College

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The first event of SoE Day is the Amazing Race which was conducted throughout the
APC building. Similar to the game with the same title, challengers have to go through different
stages in order to win. Some of the stages that were present are: Game Ka Na Ba, Money Quest
and Minute to Win it. These stages aim to enhance the cooperation, patience and teamwork of
the group. Four colleges participated in this event the School of Accountancy and Business
(SoAB), the School of Computer Science and IT (SoCSIT), the School of Multimedia Arts (SoMA)
and lastly the SoE. Each group consisted of 10 members and the group which emerged
victorious was the SoE group. The winners were given medals and a cash prize.

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