Field trip and Seminars or FTS is part of our curriculum and as a BSIT and BSCS students we should be exposed on the technologies existing not just in Davao City which helps us to be aware of the trends and latest technologies for us to develop our character and intellect as well as to inspire us students by keeping ourselves on track, finish the race and to be successful in our chosen field.
Last September 10 – 14, 2012, we had our Major Field trip. Actually, we’re the third batch to experience this out of town trip. This documentation talks about the unforgettable experiences that we've encountered in Metro Manila and all the things that we've learned from all the companies that we've visited. Together with the Maynilad Travel and Tours, we were able to experience this one of a kind trip. They were able to make our trip successful they truly played an important role during our trip.
Day 1
Today, I went to company visit to…
DOST
Bicutan (Science Technology Information
Institute) and Traffic Engineering (MMDA), EDSA, Makati
What I Learned?
From
the airport we directly went to DOST or the Department of Science and
Technology is a Philippine institution that is responsible for the managing the
science related projects in the Philippines. In support to the national
development, it also helps formulate procedures and plans connected to science
and technology. The Department Executive is Dr. Mario Montejo. He was appointed
by the President himself last June 29, 2010. Dr.
Mario is responsible together with his team for
the featured slides and waves at the water amusement park Water Fun using
Filipino technology. Department of Science and Technology have child
agencies. One of which is the PAGASA or Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and
Astronomical Administration which is a Philippine institution that is
responsible to provide warnings in flood, typhoon, weather forecasts and
advisories. PHILVOCS or Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology is
also part of DOST it monitors the activities of the volcanoes, earthquake and
tsunamis and PSHS or Philippine Science High School Systems which focused in public high school system in the Philippine that operates as an attached agency of the DOST. In
other words, this institution gives data and services for the protection and
developing the life and property for the productivity of our country.
After
taking our lunch, we went to MMDA or Metropolitan Manila Development Authority. It’s a
Philippine Institute that aims to unite the cities of Metro Manila. In
addition, MMDA plans, monitors and has a coordinative functions that supervise
the Metro Manila. The MMDA office is
located Epifanio Delos Santo Avenue corner Orense Street, Guadalupe Nuevo,
Makati, Philippines.
What
I Liked?
In
DOST, I liked it when the IT experts shared their skills to us and gave us some
inspirational messages that will help us developing our skills for our future.
I also loved them for welcoming us it was fun.
In
MMDA, I liked it when the officers in-charge really explains their functions
and for giving us warm welcome.
What
I didn’t like?
Honestly,
in DOST I don’t like the place especially the hall because it was creepy like
it’s unused for several years.
In
MMDA, I don’t like the place because compared to PSSCC it was crowded and
unsecured place.
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| DOST Hall |
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| MMDA Control Center
Day 2
Today,
I went to company visit to…
University
of the Philippines Diliman in Quezon City for Philippine Youth Congress
Information Technology (Y4IT)
What
I Learned?
While
I’m sitting in the “Bahay ng Alumni” I’ve learned new things from the speakers
like the proper designing. What should be the appropriate color to consider,
the effects and he also shared the software’s that he used in making his
projects. He also tackled the history of animation and some part of it was
already discussed by our multimedia teacher which was ma’am Maui. In the
afternoon, we moved to the UP Theater. I also learned new things like the
devices used in ABS-CBN because they’ve invited a speaker from ABS-CBN.
What
I Liked?
I
liked the place because it was so big and also you are very free to do whatever
you want. I liked the UP Theater because it was very huge and comfy. Also, I
like their souvenir shops because there were plenty of items to choose from.
What
I didn’t like?
I
don’t like the ambience because it makes me feel sleepy and tired. Also, while
the speakers were sharing I feel sleepy although I am very interested with the
topic but it makes me feel sleepy, maybe because were tired.
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| Y4IT
Day 3
Today,
I went to company visit to…
PLDT,
Mandaluyong City and Social Security
System, East Ave., QC
What
I Learned?
I’ve
learned so many things in PLDT. The officer in-charge thoroughly explained and
introduced us the meaning of PLDT and its functionalities. I laso learned that
Mr. Manuel “Manny” Pangilinanan is the chairman of the board. The speaker
toured us in the innolab and tackled the history of PLDT like the “Age of
Birth”, “Age of Destruction”, “Age of Hope”, “Age of Change”, “Age of Control”,
“Age of Revolution”, “Age of Gatekeeper” and
“Age of Transformation”. I also learned that telecommunications came
from two words, Tele means distant and Communications which means exchange
data/Info.
After
PLDT, we went to SSS or Social Security System in Quezon City. It is social
insurance program for workers in the Philippines. I also learned that it provides retirement and health benefits to
all enrolled employees in the Philippines. Members of the SSS can also make
'salary' or 'calamity' loans. Salary loans depend on the monthly salary of the
employee. Calamity loans are for such times when there is a calamity that has been
so declared by the government, in the area where the SSS member lives, such as
flooding, earthquake and other acts of God.
What
I Liked?
In
PLDT I liked their facilities and I want to work there. I liked it when they’ve
toured us and I loved their business solutions because I’ve tried their
products and it was awesome.
In
SSS, I liked it when one of the officer said that they liked us because we’re
very attentive and they’ve observe that we’re interested and eager to learned
about their functionalities.
What
I didn’t like?
In
PLDT, I don’t like when they don’t allow us to take some pictures for
documentation.
In
SSS, I don’t like it when they weren’t able to give me a ballpen because I was
able to ask questions and they’ve said that they will give a prize.
PLDT view outside the building
Day 4
Today,
I went to company visit to…
Laguna
Electronics, Canlubang, Calamba City
What
I Learned?
In
Laguna Electrpnics there were many companies related to electronics and one of
which was the tsukiden which was the company that we were able to visit.
Tsukiden is an Electronic Manufacturing Service provider in the Philippines.
I‘ve learned that they were part of the brain of some technologies like epson.
Also, I have learned their process on how their company functions and also how
the make their products but not totally because we didn’t saw the process
actually.
What
I Liked?
I
liked it because they were very clean and they have some programs like slogan
making contest, bikini contest, etc. So that they employees will be determined
to work and to have a good relationship between the managers and the epmloyees.
What
I didn’t like?
I
don’t like it when they didn’t allow us see the process actually. They’ve just
showed us a video which makes us sleepy.
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| Tsukiden building
Day 5
Today,
I went to company visit to…
J.P.
Morgan Chase, Bonifacio Global, Taguig
What
I Learned?
J.P.
Morgan Chase is one of the oldest financial institutions in the United States. It’s
an American banking corporation of securities, investments and retail. In fact,
it is the largest bank in the USA. They were leading global financial services
firm with assets of $2.3 trillion. They operate in more than 60 countries. They
serve millions of consumers, small businesses and many of the world's most
prominent corporate, institutional and government clients.
What
I Liked?
I
really liked there employees because they welcomed us with both hands and you
can see that they were very glad to meet us. I liked it when they were
encouraging us to study hard and prioritize their company after our graduation
and work there. I also liked there coffee machine because it was unlimited.
What
I didn’t like?
I
don’t like it when we were not able to see their war room because they were
using it.
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| JB Morgan Chase |
Recommendations
Hereunder are the list of companies that I recommend
for the next batch:
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PLDT
·
JB MORGAN
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SSS
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MMDA
I suggest that they will elect their officers ASAP so
that the officers will be able to prepare for the requirements because it takes
time. I also recommend the MAYNILAD TRAVEL and TOURS because it’s proven and tested
and I liked their service.
67. Travilla, Zyra Jane M
List of Students
1. Abarquez, Argen Pearl V.
2. Aberjedo, Che May Ann A.
3. Alderite, Jon Ares A.
4. Amistoso, Emmanuel E.
5. Amora, Kristine Faith M.
6. Anzano, Jordan M.
7. Asueros, April Anne A.
8. Bacaoco, Joanna P.
9. Barayan, Marco C.
10. Bargamento, Claire R.
11. Belayro, Yvonne P.
12. Bestis, Sheila Mae A.
13. Biloy, Victorio Q.
14. Bonto, April Mae B.
15. Cagnaan, Ruby Jean P.
16. Canoy, Jeffrey D.
17. Cariño, Louella Marree C.
18. Casal, Sherry Ann Marie J.
19. Catalan, Xevler B.
20. Chavez, Laian Joy D.
21. Chua, Rina Richie M.
22. Comidoy, Nikko P.
23. Cubelo, Jhun Rey T.
24. Datoy, Jerland O.
25. Dela Luz, Chenny G.
26. De Paz, Ricardo Jr. R.
27. Diacono, Jose Jr. B.
28. Dicon, Jonie T.
29. Espina, Firlyvir T.
30. Flores, Brian
31. Flores, Roscel O.
32. Galindo, Jesmael G.
33. Gallardo, Jecris P.
34. Gascon, Miguel Paulo Anthony
35. Insierto, Jeanie Joy L.
36. Juarez, Jazel Noreen C.
37. Larayos, Arpi S.
38. Lejano, Benjamin A.
39. Letchadores, Raquel D.
40. Librea, Eldrin Jay Chit L.
41. Literatus, Nikki P.
42. Magallen, Febie Jane D.
43. Manipis, Ozy Hale D.
44. Mendez, Kevin P.
45. Miguel, John Cyril D.
46. Morado, Welfred L.
47. Narciso, Loren E.
48. Obiso, Karina N.
49. Olmedo, Kleant James R.
50. Osiones, Vanessa Joy C.
51. Paman, Jesse Rhey V.
52. Panoy, Rhea Eleonor B.
53. Partosa, Therry Charm R.
54. Perez, Jasper Humprey O.
55. Polinar, Joemar M.
56. Reyes, Jomarie L.
57. Saclauso, Salveah M.
58. Salar, Mary Ann A.
59. Santos, Sandina Y.
60. Sarga, Myrine A.
61. Sarino, Jefalyn B,
62. Soriano, Uriel Emmanuel R.
63. Sumalinog, Fretzeil Mae V.
64. Tomanding, Khelly M.
65. Tomas, Jed Wil T.
66. Torres, Jay Erickson T.
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