Loading...

WELCOME TO MY SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF THE CORDILLERAS

BAGUIO CITY, PHILIPPINES

HISTORY
HOMEPAGE
01

SPECIALTY

  • Autonomous
    On June 10, 2010, the University of the Cordilleras was conferred the "Autonomus Status" by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), after being issued the "Award of Distinction" certificate by the CHED Chairman himself, Emmanuel Y. Angeles.
    Global Linkages
    The University of the Cordilleras has formal ties with international educational institutions and agencies, under either as project-based linkages, sisterhood partnership or exchange agreements. Currently, UC has active linkages
    Trimester Program
    A trend-setting University with a history of pursuing the innovative path, UC conducts its academic programs on a trimestral basis. A four-year course can be completed in three years, resulting in huge savings in the living expenses of students, together with a fast and focused track to the professional world.
    State-of-the-Art Facilities
    The continuous upgrading of academic support facilities and infrastructure, maintains latest technology in ICT and laboratory equipment, accredited and recognized testing, research and software development centers, and awarded as cleanest and greenest school in Baguio City.
  • President
    Ray Dean D. Salvosa
      President
    • "Can't say enough about his commitment and dedication to the mission of the Foundation which was to serve those in need. That is exactly the kind of person he is."
    • Bachelor of Arts, University of the Philippines
    • Master in Politics and Literature, University of Dallas
    • Master of Philosophy, University of Kansas

    Executive Council
    • President
    • Ray Dean D. Salvosa
    • Executive Vice President & AVP for IT Systems and Services
    • Nancy M. Flores
    • Vice President for Academic Affairs
    • Rhodora A. Ngolob
    • Vice President for Administration
    • Leonarda R. Aguinalde
    • Vice President for Finance
    • Linden Branscome S. Bowman III
    • Dean, Office of Student Affairs & Services
    • Angeli B.Bustillo

    Administrative Council
    • University Registrar
    • Ma. Teresa U. Bejar, BSC
    • Comptroller
    • Jeffrey P. Remiendo, BSA, MBA
    • Chief Accountant
    • Janice S. Sergio, BSA
    • Senior Legal Counsel
    • Renato S. Rondez, AB, LIB, LLM
    • In House Legal Counsel
    • Rojane M. Puruel, AB, LIB, LLM
    • AVP/Director, Human Resource Development Office
    • Michael Alexander B. Salvosa, BSC
    • Director, Research and Innovation Office
    • Nathaniel A. Lubrica, BSCE, MAEHP
    • Director, Software Development Office
    • Junard B. Leckias, BSIT
    • Director, Alumni Affairs Office
    • Judy Ann C. Miguel, AB, MA
    • Director, Facilities Management Office
    • Roselyn M. Gama, BSICS, MBA
    • Head, Guidance and Counseling Office
    • Faith M. Grothkopf, BSPysch, MSPysch, MSGC
    • Head, Medical and Dental Clinic
    • Proserfina R. Ruiz, BSBio, MD
    • Head, Center for Sports Development Office
    • Danilo L. Cong-o, BS PEHM, MAEd, PhD
    • Head, Student Welfare Office
    • Jennifer P. Malayo, BSPysch

    Academic Council
    • Dean, College of Law
    • Reynaldo U. Agranzamendez, AB, LIB, LLM
    • OIC-Dean, College of Engineering & Architecture
    • Nelson G. Notarte, BSCE, BSEnSE, MSCE
    • Dean, College of Arts & Sciences
    • Roldan C. Ta-a. ABMC, MC, PhD
    • Dean, College of Teacher Education
    • Ramir S. Austria, BSEd, BEEd, MAEd, PhD
    • Dean, College of Business Administration
    • Nolan L. Guillao, BSC. MBA, PhD
    • OIC-Dean, College of Accountancy
    • Jasmin May P. Baniaga, BSA, MBA
    • Dean, College of Criminal Justice Education
    • Ariel Nimo B. Pumecha, BSCrim, MSCrim, PhD
    • Dean, College of Information Technology & Computer Science
    • Jeffrey S. Ingosan, BSCS, MCS
    • Dean, College of Hospitality & Tourism Management
    • Laarni Lourdes B. Andam, BSHRA, MBA
    • Dean, College of Nursing
    • Judith Odanee G. Magwilang, BSN, MAEd, MAN
    • Academic Director, Senior High School
    • Ronaldo L. Pontanosa, BSEd, MA
    • Principal, Grade School & Junior High School
    • Gladys S. Sibayan, BSEd, MM

02

ACTIVITIES

03

PROGRAMMING

CITCS

In 1986, the University of the Cordilleras, then known as the Baguio Colleges Foundation, became the first institution in Baguio City to offer a four-year course in Computer Science. Under the umbrella of the Arts and Sciences, this new division started with barely 100 students, 4 faculty members, and one course offering: Bachelor of Science in Information and Computer Science.


With its transition from a division to a separate college in June 1995, the College grew to more than 1,200 students and 34 faculty members.


In keeping with the philosophy of the University of the Cordilleras, the College of Information Technology and Computer Science has recognized its responsibility to respond to the changing needs of society, particularly in the field of Information Technology.


The College is aware that today's technology revolves around the indispensability of the computer in the fields of computations, database systems, web & graphics, networking & security, mobile technology and digital arts.


The present courses offered by the College are geared towards bolstering computing competencies, a vital role it plays in the community.


In 2007, CHED Conferred the highest academic status to the college as "Center of Excellence". UC holds the distinction of being among the nation's top nine(9) in IT education.


To fulfill these, the College shall strive to:


  • Upgrade periodically the Institution's course offerings focusing on innovative tools, current trends, and industry requirements;
  • Prepare the student to apply his/her acquired academic skills to his/her related profession with commitment and dedication;
  • Excel in the use of Information Technology (IT) facilities, their prototypes and development, including evaluations and tests; and
  • Become the Institution's number one provider of Information Technology tools to promote people productivity at lower costs.
1996 Received scholarship grants for students from Texas Instruments Philippines, Inc. (TIPI)
1997 The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) and Associate in Computer Technology (ACT) programs were accredited by the DOST for its scholarship program.
1998 CS was awarded the Microsoft Corporate Solutions Program, Philippine Reference Award.
1999 The College was identified as the Regional Center of Development for Excellence in Information Technology Education (CODE-ITE) by CHED.
2000 Master in Computer Science program and Bachelor of Science in Information Management were initially offered.
2001 The College spearheaded the North Luzon PSITE Regional Chapter organization
2002 CITCS underwent initial survey by the Philippine Accrediting
2003 The College offered a new program: Bachelor of Science in Information Technology.
2004 PAASCU granted Level 1 accreditation to the BSCS Program.
2005 The faculty members actively participated in CHED-related activities, such as the Zonal Research, and ITE Curriculum Development Workshop; and served as IQuAME Assesor, and Regional Quality Assurance Team.
2006 The College was represented as member of Technical Working Group in CHED's Science and Engineering Graduate Scholarship and Cyber Corridor Bridging Program.
2007 The 1st batch of MIT scholars graduated.
2008 A total of 157 ITE faculty from regions 1,2,5 and CAR enrolled as scholars in the MIT Program.
2009 Hosted 1st Regional PeLS Kapihan in coordination with Philippine E-learning Society (PeLS).
2010 Identified as TI-SAP/R3's sole HEI partner in the Philippines particularly, the industry-led ERP curriculum
2011 CHED COE Status of UC-CITCS extended for another 3 years
2012 Initial offering of UC-DIT Program
2013 Instituted the UC-MIT Off-Campus Program at Bicol University and Strengthened partnership with Texas Instruments, Phils. Inc. thru faculty industry immersion in IT-ACE SAP


  • Steve Jobs

    Apple

    Great things in business are never done by one person. They're done by a team of people.
  • Bill Gates

    Microsoft

    The advance of technology is based on making it fit in so that you don't really even notice it, so it's part of everyday life
  • Mark Zuckerberg

    Facebook

    The biggest risk is not taking any risk... In a world that changing really quickly, the only strategy that is guaranteed to fail is not taking risks.
04

FACULTY

  • “when you don't create things, you become defined by your tastes rather than ability. your tastes only narrow & exclude people. so create.”

    ― Why The Lucky Stiff

  • “Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute.”

    ― Harold Abelson, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs

  • "YES U CAN!"

    ― University of the Cordilleras

05

AVP

VIDEO

The CITCS mission is to provide competent instruction geared towards the development of responsible Information Technology (IT) professionals equipped with skills and strong moral values, thus, becoming the preferred source of services and manpower.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Bachelor of Science in Data Analytics
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Associate in Computer Technology