GROUP 3 / /

PRESENTER: ELPEDIO CORBETA JR., JUVECENT URBIZTONDO AND BRANDON ENRIQUITO / /

PROFESSOR: ENGR. MA. ANGELA ESTELLA, ECE, ECT / /
JUNE 24, 2020

ECE PROFESSION REGULATORS

PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION (PRC), BOARD OF ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERS (ECE), INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS OF THE PHILIPPINES
(IECEP)

Picture Caption: PRC Official

Logo

Professional Regulation
Commission (PRC)
ABOUT PRC
(Filipino: Komisyon sa Regulasyon
ng mga Propesyon) otherwise
known as the PRC, is a three-man
commission attached to
Department of Labor and
Employment (DOLE). Its mandate
is to regulate and supervise the
practice of the professionals
(except lawyers, who are handled
by the Supreme Court of the
Philippines) who constitute the
highly skilled manpower of the
country. As the agency-in-charge
of the professional sector, the PRC
plays a strategic role in developing
the corps of professionals for
industry, commerce, governance,
and the economy.
Picture Caption: PRC Board of Directors
History of PRC
Credit to official PRC website: September 11, 2006
https://www.prc.gov.ph/history
As supplemented by
The Professional Regulation
Executive Order No. 565-
Commission was first created as a
A, PRC was attached to
national government agency by the Department of Labor
Presidential Decree (P.D.) No. and Employment (DOLE)
223 dated June 22, 1973, signed
for administrative
by then President Ferdinand E. supervision and control.
Marcos, mandated to enforce the Being an attached agency
laws regulating the various of the DOLE, the PRC
professions. It was previously works closely to the
called the Office of the Board of mandate of its mother
Examiners, which was created by agency.
Republic Act No. 546 on June 17,
1950, under the aegis of the Civil
Service Commission.

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 December 5, 2000
President Joseph Ejercito
Estrada signed Republic
Act No. 8981 otherwise
known as the PRC
Modernization Act of
2000. The Implementing
Rules and Regulations were
adopted on February 15,
2001 through PRC
Resolution No. 1 series of
2001. With the passing of
RA 8981, the Commission
exercises three functions:
1. executive functions
2. quasi-legislative
function
3. Quasi-judicial
functions.
In fulfillment of its legal
mandate, the PRC performs
two important functions,
which are:
1. To conduct and
administer licensure
examinations to
aspiring professionals
2. To regulate and
supervise the practice
of the professions
exercised in
partnership with the
forty-three (43)
Professional
Regulatory Boards
(PRBs) in the fields of
health, business,
education, social
sciences, engineering
and technology.
PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION
TITLE OF THE TOPIC
Further, the Office of the President,
through the Executive Secretary,
issued a Memorandum on May 16,
2017 on the approval of the
creation of PRC new
offices/services: Regional Offices in
NCR & Regions I, III, IV-B, XII and
XIII, Legal Service, International
Affairs Office, Information and
Communications Technology
Service, and Planning,
Management and Financial
Service. The NOSCA formalizing
the approved OSSP of the
approved new offices and positions
and the reclassification.
The PRC serves more
than 4.3 million
professionals from 43
various regulated
professions and the
hundreds of thousands of
aspiring professionals
who take the licensure
examinations every year.
Thus, PRC stakeholders
include the professionals,
would-be professionals,
accredited professional
organizations, foreign
professionals seeking
temporary permit to
practice their professions
in the country, schools
and academe, and other
government agencies.
The PRC became
operational on January 4,
1974. The office was
attached to the Office of
the President for general
direction and coordination.
On December 9, 1974,
the Implementing Rules
and Regulations of P.D.
No. 223 were
promulgated, paving the
way for standardization of
rules and procedures for
the thirty-three (33)
professions then under
the CSC.
.
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 BOARD OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (ECE)
BACKGROUND OF THE
BOARD
Alnar L. Detalla, D. Sci., PECE,
ACPE, Asean Engr. He is the
Chairman of Professional
Regulatory Board of Electronics
Engineering Professional
Regulation Commission.
Herminio Orbe, Member, D.
Eng., PECE, Asean Engr. Is the
Member of Professional
Regulatory Board of Electronics
Engineering Professional
Regulation Commission.
Qualification of the Board
The chairman and members
of the Board must possess
the following qualifications at
the time of their appointment:
Be a citizen and a resident of
the Philippines for at least five
(5) consecutive years prior to
his/her appointment;
Be of good moral character
and integrity;
Be a holder of a valid
Certificate of Registration and
a valid Professional
Identification Card as a
Professional Electronics
Engineer, duly qualified to
practice as a Professional
Engineer in the Philippines;
Be a member of good
standing of the Accredited
Professional Organization;
PICTURE CAPTION:
Engr. Alnar L. Detalla,
Chairman
PICTURE CAPTION:
Engr. Herminio Orbe,
Member
Must not have any
pecuniary interest, directly
or indirectly, in any school,
academy, college,
university or institution
conferring an academic
degree and/or
certification/accreditation
necessary for admission to
the practice of Electronics
Engineering and/or
Electronics Technician or
where review classes in
preparation for the
licensure examination.
The ECE Licensure
Examination
#ECEBoardExamAwareness
PICTURE CAPTION: The General Areas
BOARD OF ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERING Res. No. 02, S. 2007
Sec. 39, Art. VIII of RA 9292 –
An act providing for a more
responsive and comprehensive
regulation for the regulation,
licensing and practice of
professional electronics engineers
and technicians, repealing RA
5734, otherwise known as “THE
ELECTRONICS AND
COMMUNICATIONS
ENGINEERING ACT OF THE
PHILIPPINES”
IRR of RA 9292 Rule III
Examination, Regulation,
and Liciensure
SEC. 13 . Licensure
Examination. – Except as
specifically provided in
Sections 20 and 33 of R.A. No.
9292, all applicants seeking to
be registered and licensed as
ECEs and ECTs shall undergo
the required examinations to be
given by the Board in such
places and dates as the
Commission may designate in
accordance with the provisions
of Republic Act No. 8981.
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Be in active practice of the
electronics engineering
profession for at least ten
(10) years prior to his
appointment, either in self-
practice, or employment in
government service and/or in
the private sector;
SYLLABI FOR THE ELECTRONICS
ENGINEER (ECE) LICENSURE
EXAMINATION
I. MATHEMATICS (20%)
1. Algebra & General
Mathematics
2. Geometry
3. Trigonometry
4. Calculus
5. Mathematics Laws, Terms and
Theories
II. GENERAL ENGINEERING &
APPLIED SCIENCES (20%)
1. Engineering Mechanics
2. Strength Of Materials
3. College Physics
4. General Chemistry
5. Thermodynamics
6. Engineering Materials
7. Engineering Economics
8. Engineering Management
9. Laws and Ethics
_ Contracts and Specifications
_ Telecommunications and
broadcasting law and regulations
_ Electronics engineering law of
2004
_ Code of professional ethics and
conduct
_ Philippine electronics code
_ Code of Technical Standards
and Practice
(Manual of Practice
Must not have been
convicted of an offense
involving moral turpitude.
III. ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERING (30%)
1. Electricity/ Magnetism
Fundamentals
2. Electrical Circuit
3. Solid State
Devices/Circuits
4. Power Generator/
Sources/
Principles/Applications
5. Electronic (Audio/RF)
Circuit/Analysis/Design Cells
and batteries
6. Tests and Measurements
7. Microelectronics
8. Industrial Electronics
Principles/Applications
9. Computer Principles
IV. ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS
AND TECHNOLOGIES (30%)
1. Radio Communication
System
2. Digital and Data
Communications Systems
3. Satellite , Broadcasting
and Cable TV Systems
SEC. 15 Scope of
Examination. - For ECE
Mathematics (20%), General
Engineering and Applied
Services (20%), Electronics
Engineering (30%) and
Electronics Systems and
Technologies (30%). n Subjects
to be covered shall include the
following: Mathematics,
Applied Sciences, Engineering
Economics, Laws and Ethics,
Electronics, Communications,
Computers and Information
and Communications
Technology (ICT).
For ECT
Shall consist of written and/or
practical tests covering
subjects to be prescribed by
the Board and shall cover
topics specific to the practice
of ECTs.
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Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines (IECEP)
WHY CHOOSE IECEP Issuances IECEP Information
IECEP? These are the following Issuances, Addres
s
: Unit 712
Cityland
also the source link for more Shaw Tower.
Shaw Blvd.
IECEP, being information: cor St.
accredited professional Francis
organization by the IECEP RESOLUTION Street
Professional Mandaluyon

Regulations https://iecep.ph/issuances/iecep- g City, Metro

Manila
Commission and resolution/ Tel. No. : (632) 687-7187
mandated to provide Fax No. : (632) 687-1676

continuing Philippine Executive Order and Email : iecep.secretariat@gmail.co

m
professional Decree URL : www.iecep.ph
development to its Contact : Engr. Raymond Medina
https://iecep.ph/philippine- Person President
members to be more
executive-order-and-decree/ Profile of : Electronics engineers
competitive, presents Members
an avenue of gathering IECEP Mid-year Convention Total : 27 chapter members,
Membershi 10,000 individual members
of the Philippines’
Presentation p
practicing electronics
engineering https://iecep.ph/iecep-mid-year-
professionals, such as convention-presentation/
– consultants,
executives, managers, NTC MEMORANDUM CIRCULARS
supervisors, cadet
engineers and https://iecep.ph/ntc-
technicians in the field memorandum-circulars/
of electronics,
telecommunications, PRC RESOLUTION
computers and https://iecep.ph/prc-resolution/
information
technology,
broadcasting and
HISTORY
cable TV,
manufacturing, The IECEP was organized in 1950
semiconductors, by the group of pioneers in the
construction, power field of Electronics and
generation, biomedical Communications in the country.
technology and the
government, the
They were, Dean Jose S. Alfonso,
military and the who served as the founding
academe. president of the organization,
Mamerto Buenafe, Fred Carino,
Ciriaco Coronel, Jose Grey,
Alfredo Gella, Ariston Hulinga,
Gonzalo Kamantigue, Albino Lara
and Venancio Pineda.
IECEP was registered with the
Securities and Exchange
Commission under the name of
“Institute of Electronics Engineers
of the Philippines, Inc.” The
organization still retains its
acronym “IECEP.”

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 OOBJECTIVE OF IECEP

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.

PICTURE CAPTION: Official Logo of IECEP

National Officers and Board of Directors - IECEP

What we aim for? The Vision and Mission of the organization is
supported by the following objectives:
• To promote professional
VISION development and competence
among its members.
The organization • To institutionalize professionalism
envisions “world- and ethical practice.
class organization of • To preserve and enhance the social
humane, competent, and moral stature of the profession.
virtuous and globally- • To protect the rights and privileges
of the members in their profession.
competitive
• To promote general well-being of
electronics its members.
professionals.” • To provide infrastructure and
resources for academic and career
MISSION development programs.
• To mainitain unity among
“To be the showcase Electronics professionals.
of professional and • To increase membership and
technical encourage the active participation
of the members to the activities of
development and the
the organization.
paradigm of • To recognize outstanding academic PICTURE CAPTION: Official National Officers and Board of
Directors - IECEP
excellence in and professional achievements and
applying the contributions to the technical
principles of standards that affect the profession.
electronics • To validate complaints and assist
technology for the affected parties for corrective
advancement of measures against the violators of
law, rules and regulations.
humanity”.
• To cooperate, coordinate and
assists government and non-
government organizations in all
matters relevant to the practice of
the profession.

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Davao City Officers and Board of Directors since 2015 - IECEP
HISTORY

IECEP – Davao City Chapter is stablished on September 1976, currently

the IECEP Governor of Davao City Chapter headed by Engr. Lynneth
C. Sorronda, PECE, ACPE

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