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PLO-01 Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, technology fundamentals, and a technology specialization to defined and applied technology
procedures, processes, systems, or methodologies. In aid of systems design addressing identified technology problems, conduct the following: Identify
problems, conduct researches, Investigations and experiments, and come up with conclusions and solutions;
PLO-02 Shape and sustain strategic thinking and attitudes towards the common good;
PLO-03 Evaluate the application of Critical Thinking (Higher Order Thinking Skills) and adjust Problems Solving Techniques;
PLO-04 Manage and evaluate workplace policies and procedures relevant to the workplace;
PLO-05 Develop systems in managing and maintaining information;
PLO-06 Establish, manage, and sustain OHS programs relative to the workplace;
PLO-07 Select and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern technology and IT tools, including but not limited to, prediction and modelling, to
broadly-defined technology-related activities, with an understanding of limitations;
PLO-08 Function effectively as an individual and as a member of diverse technical terms;
PLO-09 Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of technology management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a
term and to manage projects in multidisciplinary environments;
PLO-10 Lead and present ideas and practical suggestions to appropriate people on how improvements could be made;
PLO-11 Communicate effectively on broadly-defined technology-related activities with the technology-affiliated community and with the society at large, by
being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear
instructions;
PLO-12 Understand the impact of technology solutions in a societal and environmental context, and demonstrate knowledge of and need for sustainable
development;
PLO-13 Demonstrate understanding of the social, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the technology-
practice;
PLO-14 Apply professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of technology practice;
PLO-15 Demonstrate the sense of patriotism, both the national and global milieu.
PLO-16 Recognize the need for, and have the ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning in specialized technologies;
PLO-17 Develop high-performing entrepreneurs; and
CURRICULUM MAP FOR 3-year Diploma
SEVENTEEN (17) PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES
No. Course Title Resultant Unit Course Outcome 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 Introduction to 3 CO1 – Explain fundamental
CompTIA ITF+
Computing (IT fundamentals) principles, concepts and
evolution of computing
systems as they relate to
different fields
Computer Systems
Servicing NC 2
2 Computer (CSS) 3 CO1 – Design, implement,
Programming 1 test and debug a program,
based on a given
specification, which uses
fundamental programming
components.
CO8 - Differentiate
nationalism from patriotism
based on its meaning and
contents
C09 – Implement the
exercise program to help
improve the cardio-
respiratory hindrance and
body composition.
C1O – Learn and practice
common safety, health
regulation, and first aid for
the home and community
CO11 – Learn the principle
and concepts on methods
and application of family
planning and birth control.
10 FUNDAMENTALS OF Web Dev NC 3 3 CO1 – Differentiate
DBMS database systems from files
systems by enumerating the
features providing by
database systems and
of programmatic interfaces
to a database and be able
to use the basic function of
one such interface.
12 SCIENCE, 3 CO1 – Perform with
TECHNOLOGY AND proficiency and effectively it
SOCIETY communication (writing,
speaking and use of new
technologies) skills.
CO2 – Apply the different
analytical modes
(quantitative and
qualitative, artistic and
scientific, textual and visual,
experimental, observation,
etc.) in tackling problems
methodically
CO3 – Appreciate and to
reflect on moral /
imperatives as they
individuals and society
CO4 – Apply computing and
information technology to
assists and facilitate research
13 PLATFORM 3 CO1 – Master functions,
TECHNOLOGIES structure and history of
operation system
CO2 – Master understanding
of design issues associated
with operating systems
CO3 - Master various
process management
concepts including
scheduling, synchronization,
deadlocks
CO4 - Master concepts of
memory management
including virtual memory
of iterative vs recursive
solutions and on the aspects
of abstraction,
encapsulation and
information hiding)
20 Fundamentals of 3 CO1 - Describe data
Networking communication and
network models, topologies
protocols, standards and
architectures
CO2 - Describe necessary
hardware and components
used to establish
communication between
multiple networks and
analyze the effect of various
topologies, applications and
devices on network
performance
CO3 - Analyze routing
algorithms protocols, process
routing tables and configure
routers for proper orientation
of an efficient networks
21 Advanced DBMS Programming 6 CO1 - Examine the different
NC III techniques of warehousing
(Oracle) and mining data that will
support organizational
decisions
CO2 - Propose possibilities on
how to improve a specific
algorithm as may be applied
to data warehousing and
mining
22 Integrative 3 CO1 - Design, develop and
Programming & test a program that uses a
Technologies messaging service that sends
asynchronous message
across the live network
CO2 - Design, develop and
test a program that uses SAX
or DOM to parse an XML
documents XSL and XSLT to
transform a data stream
from one format to another
CO3 - Write, debug and test
a script using an operating
scripting language to
facilitate the management
of an operating system
23 Trigonometry 3 CO1 - Know the proper way
of solving the problems,
equations and other
mathematical operations.
CO2 - Hove working
knowledge and skills about
the trigonometric functions
of several classes of angles
CO3 - Fully understand the
historical development of
the subject. Develop further
their analytic skills and
learning skills
CO4 - Be more expressive
and more versatile in solving
this mathematics problems,
in which they can use in the
field that they are going to
have in the future.
CO5 - Value the correct
problem solving in which
they can use in the long run.
24 Object-Oriented Programming 6 CO1 - Compare and
Programming NC III (JAVA contrast
procedural/functional
& .Net approach to object-oriented
Technology) programming approach.
CO2 - Design, implement,
test and debug programs
using OOP concepts like
abstraction, encapsulation,
inheritance and
polymorphism
25 Fundamentals of 2 CO1 – Provide a wide variety
Games and Sports of meaningful and fruitful
concepts and activities in
ballgame and principle in all
forms and outputs.
CO3 – Enrich the skills and
interests in line with the
structure and functional aims
of physically, mentally,
emotionally and physically fit
students through different
indoor games such as table
tennis and others.
CO4 - Demonstrate various
hands on activities in every
performances.
26 Art Appreciation 3 CO1 - Enhance their talents
and skills and appreciate
Arts to improve their personal
effectiveness to any field of
specialization
27 Systems Administration CSS NC II 6 CO1 - Justify how resources
& Maintenance will be allocated for the
various administrative
domains
CO2 - Formulate policies
governing the use of IT
Systems within the
organization
CO3 - Recommended
measure on how to
administer and maintain
systems effectively
CO4 - Modify configuration
of an operating system to
implement policy
28 Application Dev. & 3 CO1 - Develop specifications
Emerging for a software development
Technologies effort that precisely
articulates the functional
requirements, expected
execution paths and the
explicit use of cutting edge
or emergency technologies,
which includes hardware
devices and software library
APLs.
CO2 - Select and use a
defined coding,
documentation writing, and
licensing standards in a
sufficiently complex software
project where coding idioms
and mechanisms for
implementing designs to
achieve desired properties
such as reliability, efficiency,
and robustness are
practiced with respect to
legal and ethical
considerations
CO3 - Undertake, as part of
a learn activity, an
inspection of the source
code and until testing of the
functional units of a
sufficiently complex software
project
29 Social and Professional 3 CO1 - Analyze ethical and
Issues 2 legal issues that arise in
information technology field
to determine how to address
them technically and
ethically
30 Information Assurance 3 CO1 - Describe the set of
and Security controls and processes both
technical and policy
intended and defend
information and information
systems by insuring their
availability and providing for
non-repudiation
CO2 - Articulate the
strengths and weaknesses
associated with different
approaches to security to
the validity of current and
past processes and data
Systems Analysis and 2nd year 3 CO1 - Use systems thinking to
Design standing analyze business processes
and identify problems and
opportunities that can be
solved and supported by
technology solutions
CO2 - Apply appropriate
tools, methods,
models/techniques in
systems analysis and design
CO3 - Develop and defend
a project design proposal to
different audiences.
31 Recreational Activities 2 CO1 - Develop coordination
and agility through drills and
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