cvscaft student

Top 10 for Master Electrician

2010-10-21T08:25:00.000-07:00

1 PIERRE DELMONTE ESPENA BICOL UNIVERSITY-LEGAZPI 86.50
JIMMY COREA SAMONTE CAMARINES NORTE STATE COLLEGE-DAET 86.50
2 JERIC PRIEL PRIANES BICOL UNIVERSITY-LEGAZPI 86.00
3 JOSE DAENDELS ESCARTIN CABILLA BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN 85.50
4 RICHARD JACOB RAMORES CAMARINES NORTE STATE COLLEGE-DAET 85.00
5 OLIVER CRAEL APOSTOL PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITYQUEZON 84.50
ROWEL ROSARIO FRIAS PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-CALASIAO 84.50
ALMEL ESTIDOLA HUBILLA BICOL UNIVERSITY IND’L TECH.(BUCIT)-LEGAZPI 84.50
6 JOVEN NITO INOFINADA HIBAYA BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN 84.00
FRANCIS BERNARD BALAGWIS LUNA UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN PHILIPPINES-CATARMAN 84.00
KIRVEN SALVALEON NALU BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN 84.00
JAYSON DAGOS PAGADUAN TECHNICAL SCHOOL 84.00
7 LINDON DUMANIG CUA BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-CALAPE 83.50
MARK PHIL PELEO DOLOR CAMARINES NORTE STATE COLLEGE-DAET 83.50
RODOLFO CASAMA QUIAPO JR ADAMSON UNIVERSITY 83.50 NEIL FRANCIS MERCADO
SAMIANO DON BOSCO COLLEGE SEMINARYLAGUNA 83.50
MICHAEL ENRIQUEZ SOLIS PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-CALASIAO 83.50
MICHEL FRUTO VIO WESTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 83.50
8 ALEJO ENTRINA BUHIAN JR BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN 83.00
NOLLY DELA CRUZ GUARDACASA TECHNICAL SCHOOL 83.00
9 ERNEE CRISTOBAL CAJURAO BICOL UNIVERSITY-LEGAZPI 82.50
DENDEI CASTRO CAMAONGAY UNIVERSITY OF THE VISAYASCEBU CITY 82.50
SANDY BRIOLA CAMU BICOL UNIVERSITY-LEGAZPI 82.50
RODOLFO ARIG CARREOS JR BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN 82.50
ROBERT SOMBRADO LADEZA BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN 82.50

BISUans kaw ba to?

2010-10-12T18:10:00.000-07:00

A student at BISU Main, College of Engineering often heard these "un"spoken words:
"removalist ko","akong math 5 kay 3.3", "take 2 ko sa C/C++".

If you're one of them, it takes courage to continue walking on the new asphalt road leading to College of Eng'g building. Before you QUIT and STOP BREATHING, kindly read the speech below.

This speech was delivered by a La Sallian engineer in one of the graduation ceremonies at the UP College of Engineering.

Ngayong araw na ito, sa ating pagtatapos, mayroon akong dalang Transcript of Record. Ang estudyanteng may-ari ng transcript na ito ay nag-aral sa De La Salle University. Sa unibersidad na ito, kapag ikaw ay isang undergraduate, may ID number ka na nagsisimula sa “94” at pataas, kung lumipas ang isang buong school year at umabot ka sa 15 units na bagsak, masisipa ka sa paaralan.

Ang transcript na hawak ko ay mayroong 27 units ng bagsak. 12 sa mga ito ay tinamo ng estudyante sa iisang schoolyear lang. Ang isang subject ay kadalasang may bigat na 3 units. Kung iisiping mabuti, isang subject na bagsak na lang ay pwede na masipa ang estudyanteng may-ari ng transcript na ito.

Ang speech na ito ay hindi ko ginawa para i-acknowledge ang paghihirap ng ating mga magulang sa pagpapaaral satin. Hindi ko din ito ginawa para maghayag ng political statement, o kumbinsihin kayo na huwag umalis sa bansa at tulungan itong makaahon. Ang speech na ito ay para sa mga normal na estudyante na kagaya ng may may-ari ng transcript na hawak ko, dahil madalas, wala talagang pakialam ang unibersidad sa mga achievements nila. May mga awards na gaya ng “Summa Cum Laude”, “Best Thesis Award” at “Leadership Award.” Pero ni minsan, hindi pa ako nakakakita ng unibersidad na nagbigay ng “Hang-on and managed to graduate despite nearly getting kicked-out during his academic stay” award.

Maaaring isang malaking kagaguhan ang konseptong ito para sa karamihan. Bakit mo pararangalan ang isang estudyanteng bulakbol, bobo, tamad o iresponsable? Hindi ba dapat isuka ito ng unibersidad? Ito yung mga tipo ng estudyanteng walang ia-asenso sa buhay, hindi ba?

Ayun. Natumbok niyo.Iyun na nga ang dahilan.

Madalas, pag ang isang estudyante ay may pangit na marka sa paaralan, lalong lalo na sa kolehiyo, nakakapanghina ito ng loob. Nandiyan yung tatamarin ka mag-aral, nandyan yung iisipin mo “Ano pa kayang trabaho ang makukuha ko? Call center na naman o clerical? Ba’t kasi ang bobo ko. Kung matalino lang ako, sana, sa Proctor and Gamble ako, o kung saang sikat na kumpanya.”

Mas mahirap ang dinadaanan ng mga estudyanteng bumabagsak. Kahit na sabihin mong kasalanan nilang bumabagsak sila, hindi ninyo alam kung ano ang pakiramdam ng ganun. Madaling sabihin na “Kaya mo yan, mag-aral ka lang,” pero alam ba natin talaga ang sinasabi natin?

Kapag ang isang estudyante ay bumabagsak sa unibersidad, nandiyan yung tatawanan niya lang yan. O di kaya naman, ipagmamalaki niya pang “TAKE 5 NA KO!!!” o “Pare, magpi-PhD na ako sa Anmath3/Calculus/etc.” Pero hindi alam ng mga isang Summa Cum Laude kung ano ang nasa isip ng isang normal na estudyante sa tuwing matutulog ito at alam niyang pag-gising niya, kailangan niya na namang ulitin ang isang subject na nakuha niya na sa susunod na term.

Kahit kalian, hindi naging problema sa “Star Student” na sabihing “Nay, bagsak ako.” at hindi kailanman sumagi sa isip nila na “Paano kaya kung sa walang-pangalang kumpanya lang ako makapagtrabaho?” Dahil sigurado sila sa kinabukasan nila.

Huwag na tayong maglokohan. Grades are everything. Kahit bali-baligtarin mo iyan, hindi magiging patas ang mga kumpanyang kumukuha ng fresh graduates para magtrabaho sa kanila. Minsan din naman, nadadaan sa palakasan, pero ganun pa din. Kung hindi ka academically good, wala kang patutunguhan. Kung hindi man yun, mas mahirap yung dadaanan mo para lang makaabot sa prestihiyosong posisyon.

Kaya ngayong graduation, ang speech na ito ay inaaalay ko para sa mga estudyanteng lumagpak, muntik-muntikan nang masipa o yung sa lahat ng paraang pwede, ginawa na para lang makatapos. Gagawin kong patas ang mundo para sa inyo kahit isang araw lang. Kahit ano pa ang sabihin ng ibang tao, kesyo kasalanan mo man na pangit ang marka mo o muntik ka nang makick-out, saludo ako sa hindi mo pagtigil sa pag-aaral. Saludo ako na may lakas ka ng loob na harapin pa rin ang mundo kahit alam mong hindi ito magiging patas sa iyo. Saludo ako na kahit pangit ang transcript mo, taas noo ka pa rin ngayong graduation at proud na proud sa sarili mo.

Ano ngayon ang mangyayari sa mga graduates pagkatapos nitong graduation? Ayoko nang puntahan yung pwedeng mangyayari sa mga Cum Laude. Baduy. Alam mo namang may patutunguhan ang buhay nila e. Pero dun sa mga lumagpak, ano ang meron?

Maaring makakuha kayo ng mediocre na trabaho lang. Pwede ka rin swertehin, baka makapagtrabaho ka sa magandang kumpanya. Madami pang pwedeng mangyari. Huwag kayong mawalan ng pag-asa. Kung nung college, nagtiyaga kayo e ba’t titigilan niyo yung pagti-tiyaga ngayon?

Pwede ring ganito: Mag-aral ka ulit. Ipakita mo sa kanila na kung sisipagin ka lang, malayo ang mararating mo. Subukan mong patunayan sa kanila na kapag pinilit mo, kaya mo ring abutin yung naabot nila. Na hindi ka bobo, kundi tinamad ka lang.

Baka sabihin ninyo, drowing lang ako.

I’ve been on both sides. Naranasan ko na ring lumagpak, at muntikan na din akong masipa. Naranasan ko na ang umulit ng 4 na beses sa iisang subject. Naranasan ko na ang masumbatan ng magulang, kapatid at kung sino-sino pang propesor na walang pakialam sa pakiramdam ng estuyante. Naranasan ko nang hindi makatulog ng maraming gabi sa pagiisip kung paano ko na naman sasabihin sa magulang ko na may bagsak na naman ako. Kaya alam ko ang pakiramdam ninyo.

Akin ang transcript na ito.

Pagkagraduate ko ng college, ano ang ginawa ko? Eto. Nagtrabaho muna ng konti, tapos aral ulit. Kuha ng Masteral sa kurso ko. Hindi para sa trabaho o kung ano man. Kundi para patunayan sa sarili ko na noong mga panahong bumabagsak ako, tinatamad lang ako.

This is a rebellion. I raise my middle finger to every professor, over-achiever, naysayer and detractor THAT TOLD ME THAT I CAN'T MAKE IT. I raise my middle finger to every valedictory or graduation speech that only gratifies the university, those who were achievers in school or those who gratify the country when it’s supposed to be the graduate’s moment of glory. You are supposed to acknowledge EVERYONE. Even those who failed many times.

Kaya sa inyong mga graduates na medyo hindi maganda ang marka, para sa inyo ito. Kung kinaya ko ito, kaya niyo rin to. Imposibleng hindi.

2010-10-10T01:24:00.000-07:00

Tourism is one of the driving force behind Bohol's economic growth. As a matter of fact Bohol province was declared as an eco-cultural tourism zone in Republic Act No. 9446.

As part of the growing partnership between public and private sectors, BISU as a public institution offers tourism and entrepreneurship degrees that will cater to the demands of the private tourism sector such as resorts, hotels and travel agencies.

WE, as a boholano, can take part of this great endeavor through blogging. As an example, the site whyvisitbohol promotes Bohol through the use of Internet.

We must be proud in saying "I LOVE BOHOL".

New BISU-MC facilities

2010-09-21T15:43:00.000-07:00

Congratulations!!!

2010-09-16T14:42:00.000-07:00

September 2010 Mechanical Engineer Licensure Examination Passers

No. 1 TOP PERFORMING SCHOOL (BISU - MC)
(Category A, with 10-25 examinees)

GARNERING 100% PASSING PERCENTAGE

National Passing Percentage : 66.79% (1, 594 out of 2, 387)
School Passing Percentage : 100% (25 out of 25)
Date of Examination : September 9-10, 2010

NEW MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
1. Engr. Ma. Zcel D. Baldapan
2. Engr. Aileen J. Bonao
3. Engr. Ian Leevon L. Cabrera
4. Engr. Vincent John A. Calunsag
5. Engr. Dexter G. Casingcasing
6. Engr. Ray Dennis Danie
7. Engr. Michael Gabriel S. De Guzman
8. Engr. Jessa Eraldin V. Exaure
9. Engr. Stanley Russell M. Ganub
10. Engr. Jiovanni L. Guillano
11. Engr. Benigno L. Israel
12. Engr. Arnel S. Itong
13. Engr. Bryan Dave V. Loquais
14. Engr. April Jay L. Maratas
15. Engr. Joel E. Milar
16. Engr. Joey E. Milar
17. Engr. Wendyl John G. Obra
18. Engr. Buen Ian L. Pamaos
19. Engr. Junrey L. Pana
20. Engr. Ervin M. Pugoy
21. Engr. Kevin Jay L. Revita
22. Engr. Cresencio P. Saligumba III
23. Engr. Marvy Ann A. Salaum
24. Engr. Patrick E. Servillon
25. Engr. Rex Anthony C. Traya

BISU Main (cvscaft-Tcc) Engineering Graduates!!

2010-08-21T04:17:00.000-07:00

BISU Main (cvscaft-Tcc) Engineering Graduates!! Please download and kindly fill out the form. Then send it to info@bisu.edu.ph..Thank you for supporting... We will be needing your response by last of August.Thank you for your cooperation.. BISU-CVSCAFT-TCC-Tracer-Form

And Please share this ...

Memoirs of CoE Batch '09

2010-06-15T23:43:00.000-07:00

Six years ago, we were just a bunch of freshmen students hoping to become Computer Engineers. To become one, we enrolled at CVSCAFT-TCC (now BISU – MC) with the degree of Computer Engineering. Our class started with 56 students with Mr. Bobby Bastes as our class adviser. Rose Catherine “tej” Tejano became our first lady mayor.

Seatwork No. 1

2010-01-15T09:05:00.000-08:00

An airplane starts from a station and rises at an angle of 10° with the horizontal. By how many feet will it clear a vertical wall 110ft. high and 900ft. from the base?
Use: tan 10° = 0.176
Given:
100 ft. = height of the wall
900 ft. = distance from the base of the wall to the station
A = 10°

Required: x

Solution:
Fig. 1.1

Tan 10° = (100 ft. + x) / 900 ft.
0.176 = (100 ft. + x) / 900 ft.
0.176 x 900 ft = 100 ft + x
158.40 ft = 110 ft + x
158.40 ft – 110 ft = x
48.40 ft = x

Announcement!

2009-11-26T23:22:00.000-08:00

We would like to inform all DOST Alumni Scholars in Bohol batch 1994-2004 will be having a grand reunion this coming December 30, 2009.

For more details about the said event, just visit www.dostsabohol.ning.com

Thank You!!!

Words to live by for teachers:

2009-11-26T23:16:00.000-08:00

The mediocre teacher tells;

The good teacher explains;

The superior teacher demonstrates;

The excellent teacher inspires...

Teaching

2009-11-19T19:31:00.000-08:00

Teaching is a difficult job but challenging
Teaching makes me mad sometimes but inspiring/rewarding
Teaching at the same time learning
Teaching is not about you, it’s all about your students

BISU's ongoing logo contest

2009-10-26T21:35:00.000-07:00

(from a fifth year computer engineering student)

Bohol Island State University

2009-10-15T08:12:00.000-07:00

The conversion of CVSCAFT System into Bohol Island State University (BISU) was a dream come true for the administration, faculty & staff, alumni, and students of CVSCAFT System. The conversion from a state college into a state university means CVSCAFT achieved its goals and missions. It also means bigger budget (financial aspect) available for the university to be used in upgrading its resources, materials, buildings and equipments.
To those behind this conversion we salute you!!!

Erap's comeback?

2008-10-04T18:15:00.000-07:00

2010 Presidential election is getting near and every wannabies are making noise especially in the senate. With the double insertion issue to advertisement to banners...
Anyway, former president Estrada was recently touring Bohol to thanks his supporters and aligning the disunited opposition here. Who knows he will run for president a second time around? Like what Mayor Lim said "Erap's love for 'masa' is lovelier a second time around".
Should Erap run if allowed by law? I think he should not. Why? Its up to the reader to think.

My first....

2008-09-16T20:52:00.000-07:00

They say that you cannot forget your first time experience in doing something. Let me enumerate my first time experiences.

My first blog is boholnature.blogspot.com

My first website I develop www.boholnewsdaily.com

My first website I develop with pay www.sverrearnes.com

My first love...(secret)

the rest will be up tomorrow.

DOST sa Bohol acquaintance party

2008-08-12T19:14:00.000-07:00

DOST sa Bohol Acquaintance party held last July 26, 2008 at Bohol Plaza Resort and Restaurant. This is a yearly affair to welcomed first year DOST-SEI and JLAP scholars. This is my last year to attend the event together with my batch mates namely from CVSCAFT-TCC BS Computer Engineering 5 , Kennard Bamuya, Jeyboy Cagumbay, Jezreel Mark Coremo, Randy Pacatang, Bob Vistal, Mayflor Arceno, Fe Gatab, Ritche Hamoay, Geralyn Gamale, Sheryl Salve Magallanes, Jeanssen Diane Torre, and Rose Catherine Tejano; CVSCAFT-TCC BS Mechanical Engineering 5: Dulce Leopardas, JK , Ferdinand Manding, Ritchie Besas, Jessie Docena and JLAP Michael Lupot; CVSCAFT-TCC BS Electrical Engineering 5: Gilbert Torrejos and Kane Louis Mandin; Holy Name University BS Electronics and Communication Engineering 5: Michael Jala, Margaret Nitollama, Alnick Hermoguera and Gretchen.

Inflation makes me sick!

2008-07-02T05:56:00.000-07:00

Last night, I was frustrated when i needed to go back in my boarding house because my money is not enough to buy 1 liter of kerosene.Why? Prices of gasoline, kerosene always Increase... increase....every week. No rollback?
Even the basic commodities like rice, noodles, sardines.I was sad since my allowance would not be enough. As a student it is hard to budget and accommodate all expenses especially if you're away from home. Like me, i just renting a room near to my school.

i just remembered when i was in first year college, 4 years back, when I can always save money from my allowance. I even travel back to my home every weekend but now once a month. No one knows how this scenario be back to normal.

CVSCAFT HYMN

2008-06-14T05:02:00.000-07:00

I just remembered in my first year in college, we need to memorize and sing the CVSCAFT hymn. How unlucky I am, I’m not good in singing nor in memorization. But, I needed to know how to sing it or else Sir Sarigumba would give me a flying color in P.E. class. And to those who forgotten their alma mater’s hymn, better read and let your mind remember the lyrics…

Our beloved CVSCAFT, you make a difference
In the lives of young people far and wide
A system of learning with a vision
For progress and a mission to provide skills and training
For future farmers, midwives, fishery experts, traders, technologists.

Oh, beloved CVSCAFT
Let your name resound in all the lands
Heralding your traditions of quality and competitiveness
Your proud sons and daughters will always uphold the values
We love you ever now and forevermore.
Long live! CVSCAFT

Be proud cvscaftians, you are the chosen few.

Education, hard to get?

2008-06-03T22:02:00.000-07:00

Every people wish to have a college degree, right?
It takes one’s effort to have one. Take note, no shortcut!
But before we can start the journey, financial capabilities take into account. Why? Going into college is not easy as 1 2 3. It is not like high school or even elementary years where the fees are minimal which our parents could endure. In college, thousand of pesos involved and subjects are difficult.
But don’t worry, in every problem there are solutions that suited each one of us..
For financial problems:
1.Scholarships- scholarships are given to those who have talents or exemplenary achievements during high school. Anyone could avail it from universities, colleges, government and non-government institutions but before you could have one, you need to pass their qualifying exams. A scholar receives free tuition fees, book allowance, transportation and clothing expenses.
2.Working while studying- sometimes called part time. Many establishments like Jollibee, Mac Donald, Pizzahut accept students to work part time. Even schools, they have programs like this.
3.Don't forget your family and relatives they are the number one provider of money.
4.Lastly, our Almighty Father is always listening to our request. Be guided to your journey. Trust Him.

Thoughts to remember.

2008-06-02T18:22:00.000-07:00

HOPE
If we were logical, the future would be bleak indeed. But we are more than logical. We are human beings, and we have faith, and we have hope, and we can work.
 Jacques Cousteau
LEARN TO TRUST
Trust men and they will be true to you; treat them greatly and they will show themselves great.
 Ralph Waldo Emerson
DEPENDENCY
The smartest thing I ever said was, “Help Me!”
 Anon.
FRIENDS
Without friends no one would choose to live, though he had all the goods.
 Aristotle
PROMISE
The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep.
 Robert Frost
KINDNESS
I wonder why it is that we are not all kinder to each other… How much the world needs it! How easily it is done!
 Henry Drummond
GIVE HELP
Isn’t it better to have men ungrateful, than miss a chance to do good?
 Denis Diderot
TRAVEL LIGHT
Reduce the complexity of life by eliminating the needless wants of life, and the labors of life reduce themselves.
 Edwin Way Teale
SHOPAHOLICS
There is no greater calamity than lavish desires. There is no greater disaster than greed.
Lau-Tzu
TRIM THE EXCESS
Not what we have, but what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance.
 J. Petit-Senn
TOYS CAN'T BE US
I am happy and content because I think I am.
 Alain-Rene Lesage
SKEWED PRIORITIES
Things that matter most must never be at the mercy of things that matter least.
 Johann Goethe
SMOOTH AS HONEY
To be simple is the best thing in the world.
 G.K. Chesterton

School Friends

2008-05-27T08:10:00.000-07:00

Without friends no one would choose to live, though he had all the goods.
 Aristotle

All of us would take different roads after elementary, high school and college. Having a family, going abroad, even death etc… We may not see each other for a long time. Others may forget us, others may not. But we still have one year to say goodbye before graduation and cherish every moment with them. Don’t forget to keep their mobile number and pictures!

I want to share to you a wonderful message from the book shoelaces...

What a joy to be with friends; how lonely and sad it would be without them.

Sometimes, it is unfortunate that as we grow to be adults we forget the importance of friends. Imagine going to a place alone by yourself. You are stuck in traffic with no one to talk to. Think of the times you were depressed, and there was no one to cheer you up and make you laugh. Recall the instances when you didn’t know what to do, and there was no one to ask advice from. You were in a mess, and nobody lent a hand for you.

The world is getting bigger for most of us – plenty of acquaintances, connections and organizations. But is this the world we wish to be in? You know many people, yet you have put up a good image, even to the point of being insincere, in order to be wanted and accepted. You deal with them in a business like fashion knowing it’s a scratch-your-back-and-I’ll-scratch-yours affair. It’s often getting to be a utilitarian kind of relationship; we need them because we want something from them, and vice-versa.
How we yearn for the times when our world was smaller, but we have a bigger circle of real friends. We can’t really expand the growth of our true selves as persons without the warm comfort of people whom we can cherish, trust, and share life with. We may have accomplished much, but we still lacking; we have gained a fortune, but we feel empty; we have travel far, but we are still searching. Ah, friends complete the beauty of being. We cannot ignore the deep longing for friends in our lives.

Where are our friends? What happened to them? Maybe, we had too many reasons. Or were excuses? Too little time for them because we are busy; too expensive to meet them; too far to reach them; and too occupied to hear them. Are we aware that even our appreciation of friends has changed over the years? We may have discovered wealth and fame, but we can’t help feeling sorry for having lost our friends. Let us ask ourselves, where are my friends of yesteryears?

CVSCAFT-TCC's CompE-4 tour

2008-05-22T08:07:00.000-07:00

Look! Everybody has its unique posed. They seemed happy, yes we are! No problems, no worries and no exams. Camaraderie makes our trip unforgettable. Everyone contributed to the success of our educational tour.

on the job training

2008-05-13T02:41:00.000-07:00

For many cvscaftians, specially for senior students who would undergo ojt. Summer time is for ojt! We Computer Engineering students have different companies or institutions who accepted us. I am in Auza.net who serve Bohol's Information Services. Together with my batchmates at auza.net, each maintains a website. Mine is boholnewsdaily.com,it contains information and events in Bohol and around the nation. We also have a blog at techsier.org which contain each experience in auza.net. View our sites to see our works.

enrollment

2008-05-09T23:45:00.000-07:00

I been in cvscaft for 4 years but their enrollment system is still far beyond other schools in Bohol. Taas linya sa pagprocess sa pagkuha ug card, papirma sa cashier...patience is a virtue. But don't worry sa mga bag-ong studyante maanad ramo or be lucky if madayon ag online enrollment puhon.