Annual Report 2009

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TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

August 2010
University Planning Office
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Ayala Blvd. Ermita, Manila
Overview
President’s Message
July 7, 2010
HIS EXCELLENCY
President BENIGNO SIMEON C. AQUINO III
Republic of the Philippines
Malacañang Palace, Manila
Philippines
Dear Mr. President:
On behalf of the Board of Regents of the University, officials, faculty and staff, I
have the honor to submit the Accomplishment Report of the Technological
University of the Philippines for the year 2009. The report contains the
institution’s accomplishments as a technological university in its mandated task
of providing quality instruction, and relevant and meaningful research and
extension services.
For the year 2009, the University has adopted the theme “TUP @ 108: A Legacy
in Technology Education” in celebration of its 108th Foundation Anniversary.
In its more than a century of existence, the University has been a veritable agent
of change and a significant contributor to nation building through relevant and
quality technology education. It takes pride in its accomplishments made
through the joint efforts of the various colleges and departments of the four
campuses of the University.
With your assumption into the highest office of the land, the management and
staff of the University affirm its commitment to serve the Filipino people by
providing quality technology education and producing globally-competitive
graduates as the nation joins the rest of the world in this era of globalization and
technological modernization.
Sincerely,
OLYMPIO V. CAPARAS, Ed.D.

President

Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Overview
TUP History
Mission Vision
Governance and Administrative Structure
The Colleges and Campuses
Highlights
8
Academic Affairs
Academic Initiatives
Accreditation
Faculty Profile
Faculty Development
Faculty Awards
Instructional Materials Development
Expanded Tertiary and Equivalency Accreditation Program
Linkages
Enrollment / Student Population
Graduates
Scholarship Grants
Licensure Examination Performance
Student Awards
Student Development
62
Research & Extension
Research
Extension Services
88
Planning, Development, and Information Systems
Planning
Linkages and External Affairs
Information Technology
86
Administration and Finance
Administrative Personnel Profile
Physical Development
Financial Report

Overview Overview
TUP History
The Technological University of the Philippines (TUP) was established upon the
enactment of Organic Act No. 74 by the Philippine Commission in 1901. It was
known then as the Manila Trade School with the primary intention of developing
the dignity of labor. In 1910, MTS was renamed as the Philippine School of Arts and
Trades (PSAT). Pursuant to Republic Act 2237 issued on July 17, 1959, PSAT was
given the college status and was renamed the Philippine College of Arts and Trade
(PCAT). From 1959 to 1978, PCAT pioneered programs in engineering technology
and industrial teacher education. Under Presidential Decree No. 1518 issued on July
11, 1978, PCAT became the Technological University of the Philippines.
Presently, TUP is a system comprising of four campuses. The main campus of the
University is located in Manila. The three satellite campuses are in Taguig, The
Cavite,
old TUP
and Visayas. In addition to the four campuses, TUP maintains the Integrated
Research and Training Center located in the main campus. The Center was
established by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) through a
Technical Cooperation in 1982.
The University
Mission-Vision
MISSION
The mission of TUP is stated in Section 2 of P.D. No. 1518 as follows: The renovated TUP Facade
“The University shall provide higher and advanced vocational, technical, industrial, technological and
VISION
professional education and training in industries and technology, and in practical arts leading to
certificates, diplomas and degrees. It shall provide progressive leadership in applied research,
developmental studies in technical, industrial, and technological fields and production using indigenous
materials; effect technology transfer in the countryside; and assist in the development of small-and-
medium scale industries in identified growth centers.”
Under the present leadership, Dr. Olympio V. Caparas envisions the Technological University of the Philippines as a
Center of Excellence in technological and industrial education in the country and in the Association of South East Asian
Nations (ASEAN). Being a national university for science and technology, TUP shall endeavor to develop citizen-workers
who will be skillful, innovative, competent, knowledgeable, and morally upright, both local and international.
The TUP Manila Campus and Colleges
The TUP in Manila is the nucleus of the University. The

campus is located along Ayala Boulevard corner San
Marcelino St. in Ermita, Manila. Presently, the main campus
has six colleges as follows:
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Overview
The College of Engineering (COE). The College of Architecture and Fine Arts
(CAFA).
The COE was organized when PCAT became a University
in 1978. Presently, the college is composed of four The roots of CAFA can be traced from the drawing
departments, namely: Electronics and Communications subjects required in all courses offered by the
Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical University since 1907. The college has been a
Engineering, and Civil Engineering. The college is a consistent contributor in the University’s
recipient of Center of Development (COD) status from achievements and recognition in various art
the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) for its competitions here and abroad. Presently, the college is
programs BS Electrical Engineering, BS Mechanical composed of three departments, namely: Architecture,
Engineering, and BS Civil Engineering. Fine Arts, and Graphics. baccalaureate, and masteral.
The College of Science (COS).
The COS emerged after the split-up of the College of

Applied Arts and Sciences as approved by the
University Board of Regents (BOR) in 1995. At
present, COS has three departments, namely:
The College of Industrial Technology (CIT). Mathematics Department, Chemistry Department,
and Physics Department.
The CIT was the forerunner of the Technical Department
of PCAT. Majority of the pre-baccalaureate or 3-year The College of Liberal Arts (CLA).
technology courses leading to Bachelor of Technology are
offered by CIT. Currently, the college is the biggest college The CLA is the other half of the College of Applied
in terms of faculty and student population. It operates Arts and Sciences. The CLA was used to be a full
with eight departments, namely: Basic Industrial service college until in 1999, the BOR approved the
Technology, Food and Apparel Technology, Graphic Arts offering of Bachelor of Arts in Management major in
and Printing Technology, Mechanical Engineering Industrial Management. To date, CLA is composed of
Technology, Power Plant Engineering Technology, Civil four departments, namely: English, Filipino, Social
Engineering Technology, Electronics Engineering Sciences, and Physical Education.
Technology, and Electrical Engineering Technology.
The Integrated Research and Training Center
The College of Industrial Education (CIE). (IRTC)
IRTC is the result of the $8.5M donation of the
The roots of CIE can be traced in 1929 when the first Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) of
formal two-year Industrial Teacher Education was the Japan government in 1980. The Center is an
offered at the then Philippine School of Arts and Trades. accredited training institution of the Professional
At present, the college serves as the foundation of teacher Regulation Commission with Accreditation No. 96-
education in the University. The program BS in Industrial 006, the Civil Service Commission with Accreditation
Education which is offered at CIE was offered since 1951 No. GTI-00602-0594, and the Department of Science
as a four-year teacher education for elementary and and Technology. The IRTC offers advanced training
secondary levels. Currently, CIE is composed of four and continuing education programs for professionals,
departments, namely: Professional Industrial Education, research and development studies, and
Student Teaching, Technical Arts, and Home Economics. consultation/extension services in engineering and
related technologies.
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Overview Overview
The TUP Branches ( Taguig, Cavite and Visayas)

The TUP Taguig campus was established in 1977 as one of the three prototype technician institutes in the Philippines.
On January 3, 1985, the BOR passed and adopted Resolution No. 100 s. 1985 changing the name of the Manila
Technician Institute to TUP Taguig campus. The campus is located at Km. 14 East Service Road, South Super Highway,
Taguig, Metro Manila. At present, TUP Taguig offers programs in pre-baccalaureate, baccalaureate, and masteral.
The TUP Cavite campus is located in Barangay Salawag, Dasmariñas, Cavite. The campus was established through
Board Resolution No. 1985, s. 1979. The Cavite campus was established with the primary aim of training technicians and
skilled workers for gainful employment and income generation particularly in the CALABARZON area. At present, the
campus’ academic offerings are focused on 3-year technology courses and bachelor’s and master’s degree programs.
The intervention of the University in TUP Visayas campus started with the Letter of Instruction (LOI) No. 79 issued by
President Ferdinand E. Marcos on December 28, 1978 authorizing TUP to administer the operation of then Visayas
Technician Institute. In 1985, as per TUP Implementing Order No. 85-15, the Visayas Technician Institute was renamed
to TUP Visayas campus. Presently, TUP Visayas is situated in Talisay City, Negros Occidental with two branches located
in Sagay and Cadiz. Currently, the academic offerings of TUP Visayas campus are 3-year technology courses, bachelor’s
degree, and master’s degree in Technology.

Overview
Governance
and Administrative Structure
The Technological University of the Philippines is governed by a Board of Regents composed of key stakeholders of the
University. The Board is chaired by the Chairman or Commissioner of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and
vice-chaired by the University President. The members of the Board are represented by various sectors in the country, which
include the Chairman of the House Committee on Higher and Technical Education, Chairman on Senate Committee on
Education and Culture, the Undersecretary for R&D of the Department of Science and Technology, the Assistant Director
General from the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA), two representatives from the private sector, and
the three presidents of the associations in TUP composed of Alumni Association, Faculty Association, and University Student
Government.
The President of the University exercises the overall leadership in ensuring that the University’s efforts are directed towards
the attainment of the institutional vision and mission of TUP. The President works in partnership with the four sectoral vice
presidents, namely: Vice Presidents for Academic Affairs, Administration and Finance, Research and Extension, and
Planning, Development, and Information System. Each of the vice presidents are assisted by appropriate directors and other
officers for the effective implementation of their functions. Since the TUP is a system of four campuses, the Executive
Directors of Taguig, Cavite, and Visayas campuses assist the University President in the supervision of the campus activities.

Overview Overview
TUP Highlights
TUP, the premiere technological institution in the country boldly outlives its more than a hundred years of existence
through the implementation of academic reforms and quality improvement in performing its four-fold functions:
research, instruction, extension and administration.
2009 is a year of transition and re-formation as it marked the turnover of the two highest posts in the university -
BOR Chairman and President. In November 13, 2009, Emmanuel Y. Angeles was designated as the new CHED
Commissioner and TUP-BOR Chair.
In October 16, 2009, Dr. Olympio V. Caparas was designated as the 6th President of the University. Dr. Caparas, a
crowd-favorite during the presentation of candidates for the Presidency of TUP has served the University for more
than twenty years as former Department Head of Student Teaching in CIE, former Dean of CIE, and former Campus
Director of TUP Cavite. He obtained his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Industrial Education and Doctor of
Education major in Industrial Education in TUP. He is married to Dr. Hellen Dellosa-Caparas, a senior faculty of CIE
and is blessed with four children. His vision for the University is to be "a reengineered technological university with
cutting-edge technology programs, operating in a high trust environment, and state-of-the art facilities with high
quality workforce".
In December of 2009, TUP celebrated its 108th Foundation Anniversary with the theme “A Legacy in Technology
Education.” Aside from the traditional “Palaro” and ADALFA NIGHT, a different twist of fun was set for the students,
faculty, alumni, admin staff and guests. There were the Techno Challenge to test the skills and endurance of the
participants and the first-ever competition for the possession of the Perpetual Torch. Among the six colleges and the 3
campuses that vied for the honor of taking home the Perpetual Torch, the representatives from the College of Liberal
Arts won the competition.
It was also in 2009 when the Memorandum of Agreement between Kumoh National Institute of Technology (KIT),
South Korea and TUP was further strengthened through the Exchange Student Program. Three TUP students
successfully underwent selection and testing by the English Department of CLA. They participated in the English
Training Program of KIT and were given Korean Language Training for 3 months as part of the Exchange Culture
Program. The program was an offshoot of the 2-year Exchange Professor Program that was received by Prof. Mona J.
Purganan in 2007-2009. The English Language Center of the College of Liberal Arts– English Department was also
inaugurated in time with the Official Visit of KIT President Woo Jeong Suk.
TUP boasts off its graduates’ performance in Licensure Examinations. The College of Engineering of TUP- Visayas
ranked 1st nationwide in the 26 to 85 Examinees Category-Mechanical Licensure Examinations held last October 14-
15, 2009 and in the 25-99 Examinees Category -Electronics Engineering Examination held last October 26-27, 2009.
On the other hand, TUP-Manila applauds the topnotchers in the Engineering Board Examinations: Engr. Radino E.
Estoria- ME Board Exam, 1st Place (October 2009); Engr. Bryan Anthony D. Cabauatan- CE Board Exam, 8th Place
(October 2009); Engr. Kristoffer L. Manalaysay – ME Board Exam, 8th Place (April 2009); and Engr. Edwin C.
Bardinas- CE Board Exam, 10th Place (May 2009).

Overview
Highlights of R&D in 2009
The following best describes what transpired in the year 2009: (a) research outputs pending for patent; (b) research
outputs published/disseminated; (c) faculty researchers granted with incentives in publication; (d) R&D linkages
established; and (e) awards for R&D.
Research Outputs Pending for Patent Release

One of the vital criteria for research productivity of state higher education institutions are its number of patents.
TUP has now acknowledged the relevance of this challenge and has successfully filed three (3) patent applications for
the following research outputs: “K-VIO 2T Oil“ of Engr. Felipe Ronald M. Argamosa, et. al.; “R-134a Refrigerant
Recovery Machine” invented by Prof. Bilomar Floresca; and “Multi-Operational Device” invented by Prof. Maximo
Merillo;
Dissemination of Research Results
The University ensures that its research outputs are properly disseminated to academic community, R&D
institutions, and general public through publication of research journals or presentation in research conferences and
similar activities.
For the year 2009, there are a total of 29 research articles published in various journals (local, national, and
international) as summarized.
Prof. Maximo Merillo
Engr. Felipe Ronald M. Argamoza Prof. Bilomar Floresca
Linkages
Pertinent to the provision of Republic Act (RA) No. 7722 otherwise known as the Higher Education act of 1994, the
office of the Vice President for Planning, Development and Information (OVPDIS) system reports its local, national
and international linkages.
Its objective is to promote linkages not only in the world of academe but also in the world of Technology as well as in
the world of sports between and among local and international higher education institutions and ultimately assist
TUP in developing database on International Linkages which will serve as the basis for policy development and
facilitate International Network on information exchange of new trends and emerging technological challenges.

Academic Affairs Academic Affairs
Academic Initiatives
TUP with its new President, Dr. Olympio V. Caparas is envisioned to be the University of First Choice in Technology
Education. In this light, the University constantly keeps track on its programs and assures that it produces highly
qualified graduates armed with not just strong theoretical background but also with superior technical skills. To respond
to the global demand for professional and technical manpower, TUP through its colleges and campuses has conducted
curricular revisions and development.
Table 1 presents the Academic Initiatives of the University for 2009.
Table 1. Academic Initiatives
COLLEG
CAMPUS
E
DEGREE PROGRAM ACTIVITY STATUS PROPONENTS
TUP CLA Masters Master in Curriculum On-Going Research Dr. Martina Mendoza
Manila Management Revision
CAFA BS Arch Bachelor of Science Curriculum Submitted to CHED, Arch. Dept.
in Architecture Revision Project Standard for
Approval
BFA & BGT Bachelor of Fine Arts Program Level 1 Candidate FA Dept.
Accreditation
Bachelor in Graphics GT Dept.
Technology
COE Baccalaureate BS Civil Eng’g COE / Manila AACCUP
BS Electronics Eng’g Accreditation
BS Electrical Eng’g
BS Mechanical Eng’g Qualified for Level 3
Phase 1
Professional Industrial Education Department
BSIE Industrial Teacher Instructional On-Going Dr. Apollo P. Protez
Education Module Making Dr. Cherrypyn B. Barbacena
BTTE Technical Teacher Instructional On-Going Dr. Apollo P. Protez

Education Module Making Dr. Cherrypyn B. Barbacena
BSIE-Math / Industrial Teacher Program Revival On–Going Prof. Cresenciano L. Laza

Physics / Chem Education Dr. Viola T. delos Reyes
Dr. Apollo P. Portez
BSIE-Guidance Industrial Teacher Proposed On-Going Dr. Gabriel Sicam
and Counseling Education Program
Prof. Rosemarie Cruz
Dr. Crisanta M. Parro
Technical Arts Department
BSIE Basic Technology Additional fields Planning Phase All the faculty of TAD
and Computer of specialization
Programming
CIT Undergraduate Bachelor of -Curriculum For presentation to CIT
Mechatronics development the Academic Council
Engineering (BMET) -Pubic Forum
COS Masteral Master of Science in Completed Prof. Fernando Renegado
Eng’g major in
Computer
Academic Affairs
Table 1. Academic Initiatives (continuation…)
COLLE
CAMPUS DEGREE PROGRAM ACTIVITY STATUS PROPONENTS
GE
TUP COS Masteral Master of Arts in Teaching Completed David S. Balando

Manila Math
Masteral Master of Science in Math Completed Editha Jorda
Masteral Master of Eng’g major in Thesis Writing Priscilla Sotelo
Computer
Masteral MS Chem Academic Requirements Rodell Barrientos
Masteral Master in Information Thesis Writing Francis dela Cruz

Technology
Doctoral Doctor of Philosophy in Units Earned Nelson Abana
Science Education major in
Physics
Doctoral Ph. D. in Science Education Academic Requirements Ernita Calayag
major in Math
Doctoral Ph. D. in Technology Mat Units Earned Gener de Jesus
TUP Cavite Baccalaureate BS Engineering (CE, ME, EE) -Preparation of -Preparation on-going Engineering
Feasibility Study Faculty
on the possibility
of offering of the
complete
Engineering
Program
TUP Visayas CoET 3-year Mechatronics Engineering -Various - The training units are in TUP Mechatronics
Technician Technology industries were place. However, the Team :
Course visited and laboratory still lacks (Moises Bonache,
Program consulted necessary facilities in Nelson Franco,
regarding the Computerized Integrated Joshua Berja,
proposed Manufacturing (CIM) Glenn Ang,
Mechatronics - The structure was Gershom Defe,
curriculum finished. It was already Joebe Panhilason,
-Additional presented to the Pierre Diaz)
training units for Academic Council and
electro- was also approved by the
pneumatic and Board of Regents (BOR).
electro-Hydraulic Right now, the curriculum
were acquired - is with CHED for review
Technical and standardization.
seminars were - Currently, TUPV is
conducted by creating three to four sets
Festo Didatic, of training units. The
Inc. (Parañaque) components were donated
to concerned by the TUPV Alumni.
faculty members.

Accreditation:
TUP Systems has been vigorous in improving the quality of education of the programs through the periodic evaluation scheme
of the Accrediting Agency for Chartered Colleges and Universities of the Philippines (AACUP). To date, TUP System has 26
accredited programs.
Table 2. List of ACCUP Accredited Programs.
AACCUP Accreditation
Program College/Campus
Status
Doctorate
Ph.D. Technology Management CIT Level 3 Phase 1
Doctor of Management Science CIT Level 1 Accredited
Doctor of Technology CIT Level 3 Phase 1
Ed.D. Industrial Education Management CIE Level 3 Phase 1
Ed.D. Career Guidance CIE Level 3 Phase 1
Master’s
Master in Management CLA Level II Re-Accredited
Master of Arts in Industrial Education CIE Level 3 Phase 1
Master of Arts in Teaching CIE Level 3 Phase 1
Baccalaureate
BS Civil Engineering COE Level 3 Phase 1
BS Electrical Engineering COE Level 3 Phase 1
BS Electronics and Communication Engineering COE Level 3 Phase 1
BS Mechanical Engineering COE Level 3 Phase 1
Bachelor of Technology CIT Level II (Re-accredited)
BS Industrial Education CIE Level 3 Phase 1
BS Architecture CAFA Level I (Candidate Status)
Bachelor of Fine Arts CAFA Level I (Candidate Status)
BS Mechanical Engineering TUP Visayas Level I (Candidate Status)
BS Electronics and Communications Engineering TUP Visayas Scheduled for self-survey visit on October 2010
BS- Industrial Education TUP Cavite Level 1 Accredited
Bachelor of Technology TUP Cavite Level 1 Accredited
BS Civil Engineering TUP Taguig Level 1 Accredited
BS Electrical Engineering TUP Taguig Level 1 Accredited
Bachelor of Engineering TUP Taguig Level 1 Accredited
BS Mechanical Engineering TUP Taguig Level I Candidate Status
BS Electronics and Communication Engineering TUP Taguig Level I Candidate Status
Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology TUP Taguig Level I Candidate Status

Academic Affairs
Faculty Profile
TUP academic workforce is comprised of highly qualified, effective and competent educators. Their expertise has been
acknowledged locally and internationally. To maintain such pool of faculty members, TUP and other funding
institutions through the University Staff and Development Council (USDC) offer educational scholarships and
trainings both here and abroad.
Figure 1. Distribution of Faculty According to Academic Rank

D istributio n o f Faculty
AccoAsso.
rdingProf.
to Acade m ic Rank
Prof. (38) 5% Part Tim e
Part
Asst.
(79) 9%
Prof. Instructo Tim e Instructors
rs (344)
(180) Asst . Prof.
(1 99) 41%
21 %
24% Asso. Prof.
Prof.
Figure 2. Distribution of Faculty According to Highest Educational Attainment
H ig h e s t (2 1 9 )
E d u c a tio n a l A tta in2 m
6 %e n t
Baccau l
au r e at e D o ct o r a
(5 4 8 ) te
65% (7 3 ) 9 %
Figure 3. Distribution of Faculty According to Campus
Visayas
Cavite (93) 14%
(80) 12%
Taguig
(58) 9%
Manila
(609) 72%

Faculty Development
TUP as a state university recognizes the importance of building a robust pool of faculty members in all its campuses.
Through the University Staff and Development Council (USDC), it regularly screens aspiring faculty members who would
want to avail of the educational scholarships offered by the university and other local and foreign funding institutions.
Also, TUP honors its members who in one way or another contribute to its glorious history and bear its name with pride
and dignity by giving awards and tokens of appreciation.
Table 3. List of Faculty Members with Training Grants Abroad
Name Title of Training/Purpose Duration Host Country Sponsor
TUP Manila
College of Industrial Technology
May Ann Robledo Group Training Course on Enhanced June 4— Dec. 5, 2009 Japan Chiba
Mechatronics Technology for VET Instructors Polytechnic
Center, JICA
Mary Jane Concepcion Vocational Technology Education Course Nov.16— Dec. 3, 2009 Japan JICA
Gina Basa AMEICC Training Aug. 23—Sept. 3, 2009 Japan AOTS
Enrico Hilario Biennial Conference of the Nov. 5-8, 2009 Myanmar JICA
Asean Council of Japan Alumni
5th JICA Alumni Regional Conference Feb. 4-5, 2009 Siem Reap, JICA-
Cambodia
Integrated Research and Training Center
Felipe Ronald Argamosa Strategic Management by Intellectual Property July 27 - Aug. 1, 2009 Jakarta, AOTS
Indonesia
Laarni Coronel Logistic and Supply Chain Management August 4-13, 2009 Jakarta, AOTS
Indonesia
TUP Cavite
Jose Ortega Diploma in Automotive Engineering June 2009— March 2011 Malaysia The Automotive
College (TOC)
Table 4. Faculty Members on Scholarship Grants for Advanced Degrees of 2009
Name Program Degree College Type of Scholarship

TUP Manila
Calayog, Ermita R. Ph.D. in Science Ed.—Math Doctorate COS DOST
Jorda, Editha R. MS Math Masters Plan B
Sotelo, Priscilla M. ME Major in Computer Plan B
Garcia, Teedinis O. Ph.D.—Eng’g Doctorate COE Plan B
Norbe, Mario Regino M. Ph.D.—TM Plan B
Santos, Ma. Cristina A. MTE—Graduate Program Masters CIE Plan A Full Release
Gatus, Edgar MAIE—Graduate Program Plan A Full Release
Bautista, Amelia L. CAFA
Enriquez, Wilma D.
TUP Cavite
Jose Ortega Diploma in Automotive Engineering June 2009— March 2011 Malaysia The Otomotif College(TOC)
Lasa, Amelita M. Ed.D.—Educational Administration Doctorate Plan B
Piano, Zenaida P. Ph.D.—Edcational Psychology Plan A
Beltran, Emily L. Ph.D.— Language Education Plan B

Academic Affairs
Table 5. Faculty Members on Local Training Programs for 2009
Sponsoring
Faculty Training Seminar Date/Venue
Agency
TUP Manila
Ruel Aggabao 13th National Conference on Mechatronics Oct. 21-22, 2009 MRSP
Ghazali Sison Cebu City
Venerando Sison Training the Trainors Seminar Workshop on Energy Nov. 19-20, 2009 IEEP
Efficiency Lighting System IEEP Bldg., Cubao
Nena Garino Men’s and Women’s Rights: Justice in Equality Oct. 15-16, 2009
Embassy of Islamic
Republic of Iran
– Manila
Ma. Ian Delos Trinos Fundamentals of IT Project Management Sept. 2-4, 2009 UPITTC/EITSC
UPITTC, Q.C.
Karen Foronda Seminar/Workshop on Software Engineering Oct. 12-14, 2009 UPITTC/EITSC
UPITTC, Q.C.
Nena Garino Seminar on Phil-German Relation (Association of March 19-22, 2009 Hanns Seidel
Hanns Seidel Foundation of the Philippines) Makati City Foundation of the
Philippines
Elpidio Virrey Seminar on Public—Private Partnership in Technical May 21-22, 2009
Vocational Education and Training WVCST, Iloilo City
Bilomar Floresca Seminar-Workshop on Patent Search and July 15-17, 2009 PPO
Documentation IPO Bldg., Makati City
Gemma Belga E-Learning Development and Implementation May 14-18, 2009 InWent-UPOU
(eLDI) Laguna
Enrico Hilario 7th PACUIT National Conference May 4-7, 2009 PACUIT
Gina Basa Cagayan De Oro City
Alberto Del Rosario
Edgardo Dula Training on Electronic Fuel Injection May 25-30, 2009 TMP
Marvin Solayao Toyota Sta. Rosa,
Laguna
Alberto Del Rosaio Jobstreet.com Career Congress for School July 31, 2009
Administrators Q.C. Sports Club
Enrico Hilario Mechatronics Conference Part 2 for Curriculum January 28-29, 2009 TUP Manila
Ma. Ian Delos Trinos Development of Bachelor of Mechatronics Manila
Ruel Aggabao Engineering Technology
May Ann Robledo
Gina Basa
Ghazali Sison
Venerando Sison
Ruel Aggabao Faculty Immersion Training Program on Unigraphix May 13-22, 2009 RAMTECH
May Ann Robledo NX Operation Ramcar Technologies Inc.
Jerry Ligaya Faculty Immersion Training Program on CNC May 13-22, 2009 RAMTECH
Arthur Martin Sr. Programming, Set-Up and Operation / EDM Wire- Ramcar Technologies Inc.
Cut Operation
MET Faculty Members NC2 Certification for Conventional September 2009 TESDA
Lathe and Milling TESDA and TUP Manila
Nena Garino Workshop on Gender and Development September 17, 2009 TUP Manila
Norma Bajar
Gina Basa IRTC
Ghazali Sison
TUP Manila
Ma. Ian Delos Trino

Table 5. Faculty Members on Local Training Programs for 2009 (continuation…)
Sponsoring
Agency
TUP Manila
Enrico Hilario Update on RA 9184 April 29, 2009 TUP Manila

Ma. Ian Delos Trinos
Nestor Vargas TUP Manila
Romeo David
Ghazali Sison
Gina Basa
Arceli Rosario
Noel Bulawan
Ruel Aggabao
Edgardo Dula
Enrico Hilario Strategic Planning Workshop and Team Building May 24-25, 2009 TUPMMPC
Norma Bajar Seminar for Coop Officers and Management Staff World of Life
Ma. Ian Delos Trinos Calauan, Laguna
Enrico Hilario Annual Presentation of Accomplishments, Review June 9, 2009 TUP Manila
Ma. Ian Delos Trinos and Preparation of Plans (APARPP) IRTC, Manila
Nestor Vargas
Romeo David
Ghazali Sison
Gina Basa
Arceli Rosario
Noel Bulawan
Ruel Aggabao
Edgardo Dula
Gemma Belga Training on Java July—December 2009 PhilKor

Judith Balbin IRTC, Manila
Gemma Belga Seminar-Workshop on Web Development November 9-13, 2009 TUP Manila
Vicente Estember and Administration IRTC, Manila
Michael Narisma
Felicidad Agustin Seminar-Workshop on Development Advising August 4, 2009 TUP Manila
IRTC, Manila
College of Engineering
Melito Baccay Regional Meeting on the Recognition of Higher May 6-7, 2009
Education Qualifications in the Asia-Pacific Region Manila Hotel
One Rizal Avenue,
Manila
Seminar on The New Procurement Law August 14, 2009
Bayview Park Hotel,
Manila
Performance Management: System Office August 26, 2009 TUP Manila
Performance Evaluation System and Anti-Red Tape IRTC, Manila
Act (ARTA)
2009 PATE Annual General Membership Meeting August 28-29, 2009 Baguio University of
“Sharing Best Practices in Engineering Education City the Cordilleras
Amidst Local and Global Challenges”
Melito Baccay 3rd JSPS-DOST International Symposium on March 9-10, 2009 SEAMEO
Ma.Richie Ogawa Environment (Symposium on Harmonizing Diliman, Quezon City INNOTECH
Infrastructure Development with Environment)

Academic Affairs
Sponsoring
Agency
TUP Manila
Melito Baccay MEET your SCIENTIST Program September 17, 2009 St. Jude Catholic
San Miguel, Manila School
National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) July 7-9, 2009

Scientific Meeting and Convention Manila Hotel
Melito Baccay 3rd ERDT Conference (Engineering Research and September 11, 2009
Ronaldo Juanatas Development for Technology) entitled, “Post Graduate Edsa Shangri-La Hotel
Multidisciplinary Approach to Solving Philippine
Problems”
Lyndon Bague 2009 NCR Conference (IIEE—Institute of Integrated September 15, 2009 IIEE National Office
Electrical Engineers of the Philippines Inc.) Quezon City
Antiro Ca-ay Educational Plant Visits, Mechanical Engineering September 22-26, 2009
Edwin Macalintal Department Industrial and
Benedicto Fortaleza Power Plants in Luzon
Romulo Basaen
Jeffrey Santos
Ronald Juanatas
Mario Regino Norbe
Melito Baccay Civil Service Orientation Seminar, Performance August 26, 2009 TUP Manila
Ronaldo Juanatas Management System—Office Performance IRTC, Manila
Benedicto Fortaleza Evaluation System (PMS-OPES)
Antiro Ca-ay
Romeo Jorda Jr.
Simplicio Cortez Jr.
Christopher G. Chan
Antiro Ca-ay 1st Mechanical Engineering Lecture Series August 12, 2009 TUP Manila
Ronaldo Juanatas IRTC, Manila
Benedicto Fortaleza
Jeffrey Santos
Edwin Macalintal
Benedicto Fortaleza Seminar: Update on R.A. 9184 April 29, 2009 TUP Manila
Melito Baccay Manila
Ronaldo Juanatas
Simplicio Fortez Jr.
Gilbert Hollman
Benedicto Fortaleza ISO 9001:2008 Management Overview May 15, 2009 Manila TUP Manila
Lucia Ortega Study Tour May 26-28, 2009

Ma. Analin Pajaro La Trinidad, Benguet
Edwin Macalintal Teachers Skills Upgrading Program (TSUP) May 18-29, 2009 Litton
Roel Mendoza Mills Compound Barrio Rosario,
Nilo Arago Pasig City
Laarni Coronel
Salvador Gonzalo Jr.


Sponsoring
Faculty Training / Seminar Date/Venue
Agency
TUP Manila
Benedicto Fortaleza 57th PSME Annual National Convention and 6th November 4-7, 2009
Antiro Ca-ay International Expo on Mechanical Engineering SMX I, Convention Center
SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City
Romeo Jorda Jr. SWEEP Technology Seminar November 27, 2009

August Thio-ac (Public Affairs Group of Smart Communications) College of St. Benilde Hotel
International Conference Hall
Lyndon Bague Field Trips and Seminars November 20-24, 2009

Rey Juganas Electrical Engineering Department Tarlac, Pangasinan,
Roel Mendoza La Union, Baguio,
Rovenson Sevilla Laguna and Batangas
Enrico Manalo CISCO (CCNA2) Routing Fundamentals and Protocols November 2008—March 2009
Romeo Jorda Jr. Field Trips and Seminars November 6—10, 2009
Nilo Arago Electronics Engineering Department Subic Olongapo and Baguio
Luna Dela Cruz City
Thomas Vicmar Gonzales
Ronaldo Juanatas TAIZ Curriculum Development Meeting (Ministry of Higher October 24-31, 2009
Education and Scientific Research , MOHESR) Sanaa, Yemen
Ronaldo Juanatas Seminar-Workshop on “Non-Parametric Analysis and September 30, 2009 FEU-East Asia
Statistical Design of Experiments” and October 21, 2009 College
FEU-East Asia College
Sampaloc, Manila
Lyndon R. Bague Evaluation and Verification of the COD Application for July 21-24, 2009 Central Philippines
Engineering Jaro, Ilo-Ilo City University
Evaluation and Verification of the COD Application for July 28-31, 2009 Eastern Visayas State
Engineering Tacloban City University
Vilma Pagtalunan Java Training Course July 4-August 22, 2009 PhilKor
August Thio-ac TUP Manila
Luna Dela Cruz
Edmon Fernandez
Roel Mendoza
Virgilio Coquilla 4th Run Sweep Faculty Immersion May 25-June, 2009
Pasay City
Benedicto Fortaleza Workshop on the Bids and Awards April 30, 2009 TUP Manila
Melito Baccay Committee (BAC) Manila
Ronaldo Juanatas
Simplicio Fortez Jr.
Gilbert Hollman
Melito Baccay Seminar-Workshop in Management Overviews on the ISO May 15, 2009 TUV SUD
Benedicto Fortaleza 9001; 2008 Quality Management System (QMS) Pasig City

Academic Affairs
Sponsoring
Agency
TUP Manila
College of Science
Ma. Teresa Mandi Seminar-Workshop in Quantitative Design and Process April 6, 2009 University of Sto.
Teresita Cortez Manila Tomas
Darwin Quinsaat Training the Trainors in Result, Document, Monitoring TUP Visayas TUP Manila
and Evaluation of Extension Coordinator of UES Faculty
David S. Balando Teacher’s Training (Program) May 22-23, 2009 Inno Tech
Seminar on Ethics of Science and Technology and Quezon City
Teaching Philisopy in School
Fidela Arañes Workshop on Microscale Chemistry May 26-28, 2009 UST-CHED-SEI
Manila
MaryJane Cenizal Seminar-Workshop on Web Development and August 24-28, 2009 TUP Manila
Adminstration Manila
Physica Faculty In-House Hands-On Training on the Use of PASCO October 22-23, 2009 Physics Dept.
Members Instruments Manila TUP Manila
Dario Logmao 2009 National Seminar—Workshop on Math and November 25-28, 2009
Marilyn Ignacio Science Education Baguio City
Fidela Arañes Financial Workshop Management December 14-15, 2009 TUP Manila
Teresita Cortez Manila
Marilyn Ignacio
Minabelle Villafuerte
Fidela Arañes Annual Convention for Chemists and Chemistry February 17, 2009 TUP Manila
Irmaly Santos Educators Camp Crame,
Quezon City
Fidela Arañes Annual Presentation of Research and Extension Output February 23, 2009 TUP Manila
Erwin Elazegui Manila
Nancy Pastrana The Philippine Chemistry Congress April 14-17, 2009 TUP Manila
Bohol
Cleopatria Bernardo International Conference in Graph Theory April 24-25, 2009 TUP Manila
Combinatorics DLSU, Manila
Marilyn Ignacio Update on Republic Act 9184 April 29, 2009 TUP Manila
Minabelle Villafuerte Manila
Dario Logmao 2nd SPP Physics Education Festival May 21-23, 2009 TUP Manila
Johor-Bahru International Orchid DLSU, Manila
and Bonsai Show
Marilyn Ignacio 2009 Annual Convention of the May 21-22, 2009 TUP Manila
Mathematics Society of the Philippines Cagayan De Oro
Teresa Ranay Recent Advances in Philippine Science Sept 10-11, 2009 TUP Manila
and Technology Pasay City
Teresita Cortez MathEd Conference October 23-24, 2009 TUP Manila

Palawan State University
Elvira Silfavan PCAM Annual Seminar/Congress November 9-21, 2009 TUP Manila
San Scran MM

Table 5. Faculty Members on Local Training Programs for 2009 (continuation)
Faculty Training / Seminar Date/Venue Sponsoring Agency
TUP Manila
College of Science
Corazon Sacdalan Digital Laboratory Management System November 13, 2009 TUP Manila
Elvira Silfavan Q.C. Sports Club
Adora Pili Lecture Series in Science and Mathematics February 22, 2009 TUP Manila
Darwin Quinsaat Manila
Erwin Elazegui 58th Annual Convention Philippines AAS September 9-10, 2009 TUP Manila
Pasay City
College of Liberal Arts
Flaviana Baluyut Seminar in Government Procurement April 29, 2009 TUP Manila
Jovita Cablao Manila
Thelma Serrano
Victor Faldas
Margareth Aquino
Flaviana Baluyut Financial Management Workshop December 14-15, 2009 TUP Manila
Jovita Cablao Manila
Thelma Serrano
Victor Faldas
Margareth Aquino
Jovita Cablao Seminar in Enhancing Halal S. Hotel Shangrila, Civil Society
And T as Driver of Economic and Equity Makati
Leila Deuna Proposal Development and Workshop Business CSB Hotel CHED
Lean Gigantoca
Emelinda Agbuya
Franco Velas Dance Exchange Seminar Roxas City Dance Exchange
Competition
College of Architecture and Fine Arts
Roberto Panganoron UAP National Convention April 2009 UAP

Rowena Nacion
Roberto Panganoron Update on RA 9184 April 2009 TUP Manila
Rowena Nacion Bayview Hotel
Vicente Daulong TAO Filipinas August 2009 TUP Manila
UP College of Architecture
Ramon Dela Cruz Workshop on Gender and Development September 2009 TUP Manila
IRTC Manila
Rowena Nacion Energy Efficient Lighting System November 2009 PELMATP
College of Industrial Education
Romeo Ebonite Conference Cum Training of DORP and School Heads of October 21, 2009
YEM Pilot Schools Tagaytay City
Training of Guidance Counselors and DORP November 15-22, 2009
Coordinators and PTCA Tagaytay City
Romeo Ebonite Workshop on the Development of Teaching Guides for November 9-13, 2009
Cristina Celarta the 1st Year Program of the 2010 SEC Tagaytay City
Romeo Ebonite Finalization of the Self-Learning Modules for iDEP September 28 - October 7,
2009 Tagaytay City
Apollo Portez Strategic Management Training Program for Technical November 15-20, 2009 Hotel
Cherrypyn Barbacena Vocational School Administrators of the Department of La Rica, Tacloban City
Education

Academic Affairs
Sponsoring
Agency
TUP Manila
Laarni Coronel Teacher Skills Upgrading Program May 18, 2009 Gokongwei Brother
S. Gonzalo Pasig, Metro Manila Foundation
Felipe Ronald Argamosa Research Management Course for Executives of HEI UP Diliman CHED
Buenaventura Sabater Quezon City
Arjun Ansay Post Graduate Multi Disciplinary Approach to Solving September 11, 2009 ERDT
Felipe Ronald Argamosa Philippine Problems Shangrila Hotel EDSA
TUP Cavite
Alicia Topacio Precautionary Principles Nov. 16, 2009 Q.C. TUP Cavite
Alicia Topacio Campus Advising (PACSA) Nov. 26-29, 2009 TUP Cavite
Teachers Camp,
Baguio City
Edmundo Frias IIEE’s 34th Annual National Convention and Expo Nov. 4-7, 2009 SMX TUP Cavite
Dionisio Lodevico with a theme “ Achieving Excellence Convention Center
Melchor Fernando Amidst Global Challenge” Mall of Asia, Pasay City
Michelle Mag-isa A Step Through the Noblest Profession Nov. 17, 2009 AVR TUP Cavite
TUP Cavite
TUP Cavite TUP Cavite TUP Cavite TUP Cavite
Ma. Cecilia Reyes The Carolina U. Garcia Centennial Conference on the Nov. 18-20, 2009 TUP Cavite
Teaching Literature UST Manila
Ma. Cecilia Reyes English Language Academies National Conference October 28, 2009 TUP Cavite
Emily Beltran UP Diliman, Q.C.
Erlinda Lumbao
Marites Zamudio
TUP Taguig
Emerita Honojales Seminar in Nanotechnology and Polymer Materials January 6-9, 2009
Emmanuel Ferrer UP Diliman, Q.C.
Imelda Labrador Philippine Guidance and Counseling Association (PGCA) January 12-14, 2009
Leila Ramos Special National Workshop University of the East,
Manila
Ma. Lizette Peña CSC-NCR Regional Worker’s Consultation January 13, 2009
AFPCOC Camp
Aguinaldo,Q.C.
Emerita Honojales Seminar in Nanotechnology and Polymer Materials January 6-9, 2009
Emmanuel Ferrer UP Diliman, Q.C.
Imelda Labrador Philippine Guidance and Counseling Association (PGCA) January 12-14, 2009
Leila Ramos Special National Workshop University of the East,
Manila
Ma. Lizette Peña CSC-NCR Regional Worker’s Consultation January 13, 2009
AFPCOC Camp
Aguinaldo,Q.C.
Corazon Madrid 1st Philippine Engineering Summit ‘09 “Challenges in January 29-31, 2009
Selfa Briones Engineering Education, Practice, Governance and SMX Convention Center
Joseph Ulep Environment” Mall of Asia, Pasay City
Danilo Gacusan
Juan Dulaca
Gilberto Diamse 2nd Phase Conference re: Mechatronics Technology Course January 28-29, 2009
Teodoro Nimuan TUP Manila
Edwin Roldan -ANNUAL REPORT 2009- 21
Sponsoring
Agency
TUP Taguig
Gilberto Diamse Technical Training Laboratory Equipment Seminar February 13, 2009
Simeon Bondoc Rembrandt Hotel,
Ricardo Generoso Quezon City
Leo Ranzo Lim
Quirino Elopre
Yolanda Cañada
Rosario Gregorio Seminar-Workshop on “Learner-Centered Perspective in March 13, 2009
Albert Dasal Mathematics (MTAP-TL)” DLSU Manila
Ma. Victoria Camento
Edgar Gay-ya Engineering Research Conference 2009 March 9-12, 2009 Bayview
Danilo Miranda Park Hotel, Manila
Jane Morgado
Rexmel Decapia
Joseph Ulep Seminar on Adlink Solutions for Measurement and March 11, 2009
Glenn Ortiz Automation (Adlink Singapore) Vivere Suites,
Alabang
Benedicta Tagayuna 2009 National Workers Congress March 23, 2009
Ma. Lizette Peña (PSLMC) SMX Convention Center Mall
of Asia, Pasay City
Ricardo Generoso Training the Trainors in Result, Documentation, April 15-17, 2009
Clinton Icuspit Monitoring and Evaluation of Extension Programs TUP Visayas
Talisay,
Negros Occidental
Avelino Cubangbang 12th National Convention and Seminar-Workshop for April 22-24, 2009
Juan Dulaca (APOSCUA) “Enriching the Culture of Excellence in the Grand Hotel,
Virginia Polistico Governance of SUCs” Iloilo City
Caridad Gay-ya
Marilou Zabala PAGBA “Strengthening the Culture of Performance in the April 22-25, 2009
Corazon dela Rosa Bureaucracy” Montebello Villa Hotel,
Mary Gene Florendo Cebu City
Ma. Victoria Camento International Conference in Graph Theory and April 24-25, 2009 DLSU,
Albert Dasal Combinatories Manila
Avelino Cubangbang 7th National Conference of the Philippine Association of May 4-5, 2009
Gilberto Diamse Colleges and Universities of Indusatrial Technology Inc. Harbour Lights Hotel Gusa,
(PACUIT) Cagayan de Oro City
Emerita Hinojales 7th NSTP Educators and Implementers Congress May 6-8, 2009
Laarnie Macapagal Tacloban City
Angelica Olivar 69th National Student Press Convention (NSPC) Ovan’s North Farm and
ResortLucena City
Enrique Silvino TSRC-BAC and Government Supply and Property May 18-21, 2009 Dynasty Court
Ronnie Ramos Hotel Cagayan De Oro City
Doris De Vera Government Association of Certified Public Accountants May 20-22, 2009
(GACPA) BSP Convention,
Davao City
Rosario Gregorio Annual Convention of the Mathematical May 21-22, 2009
Ma. Victoria Camento Society of the Phils. (MSP) Cagayan de Oro City
Edgar Gay-ya Seminar-Workshop and Forum on May 27-29, 2009
Vicente Arevalo “Building Character and Culture: Delineating the Lyceum of the Philippines
Edilberto Barrios III Responsibilities and Social Institution’’ University,
Batangas City
Academic Affairs
Sponsoring
Agency
TUP Taguig
Emerita Hinojales Capability Building Program for June 3-5, 2009

Clinton Icuspit NSTP Educators and Implementers of HEIs AVR, ACSAT Center, Cubao
Laarnie Macapagal Quezon City
Vivian Pangan
Ramil Africa
Rosario Gregorio Seminar-Workshop on Instructional July 17-18, 2009
Angelica Olivar Materials Writing (Textbooks and Modules) Institute of Social Order
Ateneo de Manila University,
Q.C.
Luz Ricohermoso Seminar-Workshop on RA 9470 and Records Disposition July 28-30, 2009
Nenita Pagulayan Administration The Legend,
Puerto Princesa, Palawan
Edgar Gay-ya National Forum on Research and National Conference on July 29-31, 2009
Ma. Fe Gannaban Building Character and Culture: The Collective Filamer Christian College,
Emmanuel Ferrer Responsibilities of Individual and Social Institutions Roxas City
Leila Ramos
Ramil Africa
Emerita Hinojales Seminar on “Volunteer Recruitment and Nurturance” July 30, 2009
PNVSCA, NEDA Complex,
Quezon City
Rosario Gregorio Seminar on “ Government Procurement and Contract August 5-8, 2009
Simeon Bondoc, Jr. Administration Bayview Park Hotel, Manila
Belen Junia Seminar-Workshop on “Class 2013: Educating for the August 25-27, 2009
Selfa Briones Future” FEU Auditorium, Manila
John Calamiong 5th Graduate Research Congress“Enhancing Research August 29, 2009
Culture in Philippine Higher Education Institutions in NCR Emilio Aguinaldo College,
Part II” Manila
Ma. L.T M. Aguilar Science and Technology Congress Sept21-23, 2009
Terily R. Pescones De la Salle University,
Albert B. Dasal Manila
Emmanuel L. Ferrer
Normita Mata 101st PDA Annual Convention and Scientific Meeting September 22-27, 2009
SMX Convention Center
Mall of Asia, Pasay City
Edgar Gay-ya Orientation Seminar on the Establishment of Specialized September 23, 2009
Emerita Hinojales Centers at TUP IRTC, Manila
Nellie Torres
Glenn Ortiz
Teodoro Nimuan
Noe Domanais
Norway Pangan
Laarnie Macapagal
Adoracion Ulep Enhancing Partnership: Resolving Issues and Problems October 26, 2009
(NACSRA) University of
Sto. Tomas, Manila
Raquel Raymundo Strengthening the Culture and Performance in the November 18-21, 2009
Edna Barasi Bureaucracy (PAGBA) Tagbilaran City, Bohol
Gilberto Diamse 1st National Educator’s Congress on Human Rights December 7-8, 2009
Education PICC, Manila

Table 5. Faculty Members on Local Training Programs for 2009. (continuation…)
Sponsoring
Agency
TUP Taguig
Rosario Gregorio Seminar-Workshop on Instructional Materials Writing July 17-18, 2009
Angelica Olivar (Textbooks and Modules) Institute of Social Order Ateneo
de Manila University, Q.C.
Luz Ricohermoso Seminar-Workshop on RA 9470 and Records Disposition July 28-30, 2009
Nenita Pagulayan Administration The Legend, Puerto Princesa,
Palawan
Edgar Gay-ya National Forum on Research and National Conference on July 29-31, 2009
Ma. Fe Gannaban Building Character and Culture: Filamer Christian College,
Emmanuel Ferrer The Collective Responsibilities of Individual and Social Roxas City
Leila Ramos Institutions
Ramil Africa
Emerita Hinojales Seminar on “Volunteer Recruitment and Nurturance” July 30, 2009
PNVSCA, NEDA Complex,
Quezon City
Rosario Gregorio Seminar on “ Government Procurement and Contract August 5-8, 2009
Simeon Bondoc, Jr. Administration Bayview Park Hotel,
Manila
Belen Junia Seminar-Workshop on “Class 2013: Educating August 25-27, 2009
Selfa Briones for the Future” FEU Auditorium, Manila
John Calamiong 5th Graduate Research Congress “Enhancing Research August 29, 2009
Culture in Philippine Higher Education Institutions in Emilio Aguinaldo College,
NCR Part II” Manila
Ma. L.T M. Aguilar Science and Technology Congress September 21-23, 2009 De la
Terily R. Pescones Salle University, Manila
Albert B. Dasal
Emmanuel L. Ferrer
Normita Mata 101st PDA Annual Convention and Scientific Meeting September 22-27, 2009 SMX
Convention Center Mall of Asia,
Pasay City
Edgar Gay-ya Orientation Seminar on the Establishment of Specialized September 23, 2009 IRTC,
Emerita Hinojales Centers at TUP Manila
Nellie Torres
Glenn Ortiz
Teodoro Nimuan
Noe Domanais
Norway Pangan
Laarnie Macapagal
Adoracion Ulep Enhancing Partnership: Resolving Issues and Problems October 26, 2009 University of
(NACSRA) Sto. Tomas, Manila
Raquel Raymundo Strengthening the Culture and Performance in the November 18-21, 2009
Edna Barasi Bureaucracy (PAGBA) Tagbilaran City, Bohol
Gilberto Diamse 1st National Educator’s Congress on December 7-8, 2009 PICC,
Human Rights Education Manila
Moises Bonache 2nd Conference on Mechatronics January 27-30, 2009 TUP Visayas
Nelson Franco Engineering Technology Manila
Glenn Ang
Joshua Berja
Joebe Panhilason
Pierre Diaz

Academic Affairs
Table 5. Faculty Members on Local Training Programs for 2009 (continuation..)
Sponsoring
Agency
TUP Taguig
Moises Bonache 22nd AACUP Annual National Conference February 13, 2009 TUP Visayas
Manila
Jose Marie Alonso Technical Seminar on "SPM Intelligent Condition March 18, 2009 PSME Negros
Joshua Berja Monitoring Solutions" O’ Hotel, Bacolod City Occidental Chapter
Levi Delos Santos
Patrick John Delumpa
Merilo Maximo
Jonavan Esperidion
Villanueva
Ma. Leonor Validor Seminar - Workshop on Administrative Justice March 23 - 25, 2009 Civil Service
Nelson Franco Iloilo Grand Hotel, Commission
Eduardo Rufin Iloilo City Regional Office 6
Edgar Monserate CEAS - WV Planning Workshop April 19 - 21, 2009 CEAS - WV
Oak Brook, Hamtic,
Antique
TUP Visayas
Nelson Franco Hydraulics, Electro Hydraulics with PLC April 20 - 24, 2009 TUP Manila
Manila
Glenn Ang PLC Programming : Basic and Advanced April 22 - 24, 2009 Festo Didactic
Damond Genito Parañaque
Pierre Diaz
Gershom Defe
Ace Zander Antonio Walk Together with BST Refractories and Monolithics April 24, 2009 PSME
Patrick John Delumpa O’ Hotel, Bacolod City
Maximo Merilo
Edugardo Monserate
Eduardo Rufin
Moises Bonache Annual Conference of the Phil Association of Colleges and May 4 - 7, 2009
Nelson Franco Universities of Industrial Technologies Cagayan de Oro City

Table 6. Faculty Awards

Name of Faculty Name of Faculty Name of Faculty Name of Faculty
10 Years in the 20 Years in the 25 Years in the 35 Years in the Government

Government Service Government Service Government Service Service
Chan, Christopher G. Argamosa, Felipe Ronald M. Bongato, Arnulfo D. Enriquez, Antonio M.
Cortez, Simplicio Jr. F. Arias, Michael N. Balanay, Florencio Jr. D. Gollayan, Rafaela A.
Cudiamat, Michael V. Banta, Pablo M. Calayag, Ernita R. Labuguen, Florida C.
Elazegui, Erwin P. Barbacena, Cherrypyn B. Cruz, Alberto M. Ladines, Reynaldo Sr. H.
Escribe, Felixberto M. Bernardo, Jaime B. David, Romeo A. Magisa, Amancio H.
Fajilagutan, Junif F. Binay, Consuelo P. Francisco, Maria Carmela F. Ofiana, Pepito P.
Gigantoca, Lean S. Castillon, Vienna M. Haduca, Bernardo Jr. H. Reyes, Aurora A.
Lagrimas, Janice Marie J. Dela Cruz, Rodrigo A. Ramirez, Lot B. Sayse, Cleofe A.
Macalintal, Edwin G. Estacio, Josefina B. Ramiso, Vicente C.
Merin, Jovencio V. Flores, Cristito Jr. C. Tongol, Generosa G.
Ricopuerto, Jessie F. Logmao, Dario L. Uy, Susana G.
Robino, Hilda V. Manalang, Juanito F.
Sevilla, Rovenson V. Ombe, Mercedita A.
Thio-Ac, August C. Reyes, Fernando L. Salvador,
15 Years in the Gonzalo Jr. C. Santos, Vivian C. 30 Years in the 40 Years in the Government
Government Service Sarmiento, Rolando M. Tomelden, Government Service Service
Andrada, Dexter L. Gilbert S. Velasco, Gregorio B. Agno, Emilia J. Apar, Marcelo B.
Velasco, Raquel G. Villaflor, Arturo Calo, Robert Milton A.
Ansay, Arjun G. Alegria, Margarita C.
L. Villafuerte. Minabelle D.
Delos Trinos, Ma. Ian P. Bonita, Mario L. Olaivar, Teodoro M.
Horario, Romel E. Gauten, Generosa E. Sanopo, Dante P.
Janaban, Redentor A. Manabat, Imelda D. Tabirara, Elveza R.
Moy. Sergio Jr. A. Mangao, Felicito R.
Ogawa, Ma. Richie C. Oliquiano, Corazon N.
Pilar, Pablo Jr. G. Rolluqui, Gisela V.
Saco, Gertrudes S.
Torralba, Amelia C.

Academic Affairs
Instructional Materials Development

To effectively facilitate the learning objectives/goals of the various academic programs in the campuses, the university
encourages its faculty to develop institutional materials that conform to the teaching-learning strategies required by the
courses/subjects being offered. These are complemented by printed and non-printed resources available in the university
library and resource learning centers.
Table 7. Instructional Materials Developed for 2009
Category Subject Area Title Authors
Manila Campus, CLA (College of Liberal Arts)
Books Sociology Introductory Sociology M. Mendoza

F. Ramos
Syllabi Filipino Filipino 3 Filipino Department
Humanities Humanities English Department
Manila Campus, CAFA (College of Architecture and Fine Arts)
Architecture Plumbing Manual Nathaniel Balbero

Fine Arts Manual for Fine Arts F. Docotolero
Graphic Technology Graphic La Workbook GT Department
Manila Campus, COE (College of Engineering)
Books ET Machine Elements R. Basaen

J. Yasay
Manila Campus, CIE (College of Industrial Education)
Workbook Microbiology Research Manual in Microbiology Dr. Benita V. Villanueva

Manual Computer Education C++ Laboratory Manual Hilda V. Robino
Bituin L. Estaris
Allan C. Villariza
Manila Campus, CIT (College of Industrial )
Manuals ET Programmable Logic Controllers Manual EET Departmen

Instructional Trainer ET Electro-pneumatic Trainer (2) EET Department
Package Sorting PLC Trainer (1)
Color Sorting Trainer (1)
Pick-and-Place Trainer (1)
Fluorescent Lamp
Troubleshooting Trainer(1)
Electric Fan Troubleshooting Trainer (1)
CPU (condemned-40 units) EsET Department
Power train and under chassis Trainer PPET Department
Electrical and *** System Trainer
Manila Campus, COS Manila Campus, COS Manila Campus, COS (College of Science) Manila Campus, COS (College
(College of Science) (College of Science) of Science)
Manual SM Mechanic and Fluids Physics Department
General Fluids
Thermodynamics and
Electromagnetism
Cavite Campus
Hand-outs Sociology Compendium of Literary Genres Gerardo B. Ballesteros

Compiled Readings for Humanities 1
Hand-outs Sociology Test on Temperament Christopher F. Sasot
Test on Hemispheric Dominance
PowerPoint Presentation on Gen. Psychology
Computer-Aided Instruction on Sociology

Table 7. Instructional Materials Developed for 2009 (Continuation…)
Cavite Campus
Hand-outs English Compilation of Literary Works/Approaches on Literary Lesme Jr. C. Baquilod

Criticism
Collection on Different Aspects of Technical Writing
Hand-outs English PowerPoint Presentation Lessons on Erlinda O. Lumbao
Communication Arts, Oral Communication, etc.
Work Text Statistics Probability and Statistics Eng’r Alexander E. Mag-isa
Work Text Engineering Engineering Thermodynamics Eng’r Alexander E. Mag-isa
Work Text Drawing Laboratory Manual Computer-Aided Design (on-going) Eng’r Alexander E. Mag-isa
Taguig Campus
Laboratory Manual Chemistry Chemistry II, Laboratory Manual Fely L. Araneta

Terily R. Pescones
ML Theresa M. Aguilar
Worksheets Mathematics College Algebra Ma. Victoria A. Camento
Albert B. Dasal
Rosario R. Gregorio
Laboratory Manual Physics Physics I Laboratory Manual Rolito R. Cang
(Evaluation Stage) Albert . Dasal
Norway J. Pangan
Workbook English Workbook in Oral comm. Imelda C. Labrador
(Compilation) Workbook in Technical Writing
Power Point English E-Presentation - Oral Angelica F. Olivar
Presentation Communication
E-Presentation - Technical
Communication
Workbook Filipino 1 Academikong Filipino Ma. Fe E. Gannaban
(Compilation in Print
and CD Form)
Worktext Filipino 2 Retorikang Filipino Leida R. Sobida
(Compilation)
Workbook Social Science 1 Psychology Imelda C. Labrador
(Compilation) Benedicta R. Tagayuna
Workbook Social Science 4 Economics and Land Reform and Taxation Mary Ann. B. Icuspit
(Compilation)
Workbook Humanities World Literature Imelda C. Labrador
(Compilation) Ruby Mae B. Torres
Workbook Drawing 1 & 2 Eliza A. Mendoza
(Compilation) Jaime M. Pallasigue
Workbook PE 1 Physical Fitness and Exercises Edna V. Barroso
(Compilation) PE 3 Recreational Activities
Workbook PE 2 Individual and Dual Sports Heherson B. Ramos
(Compilation) PE 4 Team Sports
Workbook Philosophy Vicente G. Arevalo
(Compilation)
Workbook Rizal Leila A. Ramos
(Compilation)
Lesson Notes Control Systems Edwin Roldan
Probability & Statistics
Power Point Electrical Engineering Safety John A. Aquino
Presentation Engineering Mechanics
Visual Aids (Acetate) Entrepreneurship Selfa J. Briones
Engineering Economy

Academic Affairs
Manila Campus, COS (College of Science)

General Fluids
Thermodynamics and
Electromagnetism
Cavite Campus

Sociology Test on Temperament Christopher F. Sasot
Hand-outs English Compilation of Literary Works/Approaches Lesme Jr. C. Baquilod
on Literary Criticism
Collection on Different Aspects of Technical Writing
Hand-outs English PowerPoint Presentation Lessons on Erlinda O. Lumbao
Communication Arts, Oral Communication, etc.
Work Text Statistics Probability and Statistics Eng’r Alexander E. Mag-isa
Work Text Engineering Engineering Thermodynamics Eng’r Alexander E. Mag-isa
Work Text Drawing Laboratory Manual Computer-Aided Design (on-going) Eng’r Alexander E. Mag-isa
Taguig Campus
Laboratory Manual Chemistry Chemistry II, Laboratory Manual Fely L. Araneta

Terily R. Pescones
ML Theresa M. Aguilar
Worksheets Mathematics College Algebra Ma. Victoria A. Camento
Albert B. Dasal
Rosario R. Gregorio
Laboratory Manual Physics Physics I Laboratory Manual Rolito R. Cang
(Evaluation Stage) Albert . Dasal
Norway J. Pangan
Workbook English Workbook in Oral comm. Imelda C. Labrador
(Compilation) Workbook in Technical Writing
Power Point English E-Presentation - Oral Angelica F. Olivar
Presentation Communication
E-Presentation - Technical
Communication
Workbook Filipino 1 Academikong Filipino Ma. Fe E. Gannaban
(Compilation in Print
and CD Form)
Worktext Filipino 2 Retorikang Filipino Leida R. Sobida
(Compilation)
Workbook Social Science 1 Psychology Imelda C. Labrador
(Compilation) Benedicta R. Tagayuna
Workbook Social Science 4 Economics and Land Reform and Taxation Mary Ann. B. Icuspit
(Compilation)
Workbook Humanities World Literature Imelda C. Labrador
(Compilation) Ruby Mae B. Torres
Workbook Drawing 1 & 2 Eliza A. Mendoza
(Compilation) Jaime M. Pallasigue
Workbook PE 1 Physical Fitness and Exercises Edna V. Barroso
(Compilation) PE 3 Recreational Activities
Workbook PE 2 Individual and Dual Sports Heherson B. Ramos
(Compilation) PE 4 Team Sports
Workbook Philosophy Vicente G. Arevalo
(Compilation)
Workbook Rizal Leila A. Ramos
(Compilation)
Lesson Notes Control Systems Edwin Roldan
Probability & Statistics
Power Point Electrical Engineering Safety John A. Aquino
Presentation Engineering Mechanics
Visual Aids (Acetate) Entrepreneurship Selfa J. Briones
Engineering Economy

Taguig Campus
Lesson Notes Maintenance and Safety Joel Suan

Engineering
Lesson Notes Maintenance Management John M. Calamiong
Lesson Notes Engineering Contracts, Codes Gilberto P. Diamse
& Ethics
Lesson Notes Environmental Engineering Nemalyn Pascua
Lesson Notes Philosophy Vicente G. Arevalo
Lesson Notes Rizal’s Life, Works and Writings Ma. Fe E. Gannaban
Lesson Notes Tribology Teodoro M. Nimuan
Lesson Notes Manufacturing Methods and Materials Processes Ricardo Q. Generoso
Manufacturing System Design
Lesson Notes Engineering Drawing Christopher M. Nerie
(Manufacturing CAD) Lakan Eric Lachica
Lesson Notes Applied Electronics Glenn N. Ortiz
Digital Electronics
Process Control
Industrial Automation
Instrumentation
Lesson Notes Differential Calculus Rolito R. Cang
Integral Calculus
Lesson Notes Probability and Statistics Norway J. Pangan
Industrial Management
Industrial Chemistry
Lesson Notes Physics 2 Selfa J. Briones
Power Point Logic Design & Switching Danilo M. Miranda
Presentation Theory Jim Miranda
Power Point Industrial Electronics Jim Linda
Presentation Basic Electronics Edwin Roldan
Pal Maleter M. Domingo
Power Point Electrical Transmission and Pal Maleter M. Domingo
Presentation Distribution System
Electrical Transmission and
Distribution Line Support
Lesson Notes (PPT) C++ Programming Jim Linda
Power Point Computer Fundamental Hector Tibo
Presentation
Power Point Safety Engineering Edwin Roldan
Presentation
Video Presentation Applying First Aid Danilo M. Gacusan
Electrical and Fire Safety with
First Aid and Training Videos
Lesson Notes Industrial Automation Joseph C. Ulep
Engineering Metrology
Quality Assurance
Lesson Notes Basic Computer Programming Josephine B. Andong
Advance Computer
Programming
Lesson Notes Production System and Control Noe D. Dominais
Visayas Campus
Manual SM Nuclear Physics Perla Montealegre

ISBN # 978-971-94792-3-9
Power Point Electrical Motor Control Selfa J. Briones
Presentation Basic Electricity 1
Analytic Geometry
Differential Calculus
Lesson Notes Electrical Machine Design Edwin Roldan
Electrical Transients
Advance Power System
Power System

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Table 7. Instructional Materials Developed for 2009

Manila Campus,
CLA (College of Liberal Arts)
Books Sociology Introductory Sociology M. Mendoza

F. Ramos
Syllabi Filipino Filipino 3 Filipino Department
Humanities Humanities English Department
CAFA (College of Architecture and Fine Arts)
Architecture Plumbing Manual Nathaniel Balbero

Fine Arts Manual for Fine Arts F. Docotolero
Graphic Technology Graphic La Workbook GT Department
COE (College of Engineering)
Books ET Machine Elements R. Basaen

J. Yasay
CIE (College of Industrial Education)
Workbook Microbiology Research Manual in Microbiology Dr. Benita V. Villanueva
Manual Computer Education C++ Laboratory Manual Hilda V. Robino

Bituin L. Estaris
Allan C. Villariza
CIT (College of Industrial )
Manuals ET Programmable Logic Controllers Manual EET Department
Instructional Trainer ET Electro-pneumatic Trainer (2) EET Department

Package Sorting PLC Trainer (1)
Color Sorting Trainer (1)
Pick-and-Place Trainer (1)
Fluorescent Lamp
Troubleshooting Trainer(1)
Electric Fan Troubleshooting Trainer (1)
CPU (condemned-40 units) EsET Department

Power train and under chassis Trainer PPET Department
Electrical and *** System Trainer
COS (College of Science)

General Fluids
Thermodynamics and
Electromagnetism
Cavite Campus

Hand-outs Sociology Test on Temperament Christopher F. Sasot
Hand-outs English Compilation of Literary Works/Approaches on Lesme Jr. C. Baquilod
Literary Criticism
Collection on Different Aspects of Technical
Writing

ETEAAP
Through Executive Order 330 in 1996, Former President Fidel V. Ramos issued a mandate to implement the adoption of the
Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program as an integral part of the educational system of CHED, the
authority responsible for its implementation. ETEAAP establishes equivalency competence standards and a comprehensive
assessment system employing written test, interview, skills demonstration and other creative assessment methodologies. Higher
education institution may administer competency-based evaluation. A panel assessment is concerned to determine the
candidates’ knowledge, skills and attitudes relevant to a particular discipline and the appropriate, convenient competency
enhancement program. The candidate consequently earns the equivalent credits and the appropriate certificate or degree
awarded by the deputized higher education institutions, one of which is TUP.
Table 8. Descriptive Statistics of TUP ETEEAP for 2009
Degree Major Enrolled Graduated
Manila Campus
Bachelor of Technology Civil Engineering Technology 1 2

Mechanical Engineering Technology 6 3
Electrical Engineering Technology 3
Electronics Engineering Technology 2 7
Electronic Communications Engineering Technology 5
Instrumentation and Control Engineering Technology 4 2
Computer Engineering Technology
Information Technology 10 2
Graphic Arts and Printing Technology 12 5
Power Plant Engineering Technology 1

Mechanical Production and Engineering Technology 1
BS in Computing Computer Science 9 3
Information Systems 1 1
Information Management 1
BS in Industrial Education Computer Education 1
Art Education 1 1
EST 2 1
Bachelor of Technical Automotive Engineering Technology 2 2
Teacher Education
Subtotal 60 31
Visayas Campus
Bachelor of Technology Electronics Engineering Technology 1 5

Chemical Engineering Technology 1 1
Mechanical Engineering Technology 2 4
Computer Engineering Technology 1
Electrical Engineering Technology 1 1
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology 1
Subtotal 6 12
TOTAL 66 43

Academic Affairs
Table 9. Linkages for 2009
Campus Nature of Linkages Company
TUP Manila
Scholarship Fluor Daniels Inc.
Scholarship Fluor-Metrobank Foundation
Faculty and Student Gokongwei Brothers Foundation , Inc.

Training
SIT Commission on Audit
Freysinnet Filipinas Corp.
Department of Tourism
RAMCAR Technology Inc.
Aboitiz Transport System
DOLE– Bureau of Rural Workers
ABENSON– Credit and Collection Department
Telus International Philippine, Inc.
Philippine Business Bank
Goodyear Philippine Inc.
ITEC Support Plus, Inc.
Development Academy of the Philippines
Philharbor Ferries & Port Services, Inc.
3 Glovision, Inc.
Philippine Airlines
Social Security Systems
CIBI / Securities and Exchange Commission
Vibal Foundation
JobsDB.com
Novadeci Fairview Satellite Office
Ospital ng Muntinlupa
Solutions Insurance Brokers, Inc.
BCS Systems & Technologies, Inc.
Subic Water & Sewerage Co., Inc.
BFAD
Bureau of Soils and Water Management
BIOTECH, Los Baños
DENR– EMB– NCR
Technical Expert on Environmental Manegement
Amkor-Anam Philippines
TUP Cavite
SIT Transport Automotive Sales
Toyota Autoparts (Laguna)
Toyota (Dasmariñas)
Mang Ben Clinic
Hauskon
Succoth
W.L. Segovia
JRN Architecture Firm

Table 9. Linkages for 2009 (continuation…)
TUP Cavite
SIT EE/ME Engineering Works & Design Services
VNR Business Center
Bicon Enterprises
Imus Hall
Antal Construction
Jaypee
TUPC
Cavite Testing Center
M.E. Encabo Construction
Goldband (Imus)
Maca Construction
Cypress
Enomoto
On-Semiconductor
DLSU-Dasmariñas
Maxim
Water District– Dasmariñas
Smart– Tech
Sam Kuong (FCIE)
Plus Cable Network
Prostect
Sharp
Love Electronics
Orange 7 Yellow Enterprises
Consolidated Training System
Kosie
Kessell
E.A. Engineering & Industrial Services
Somico
Technoalloy Tooling Technologies
Skan
Macor
Toyota (Balintawak)
Condura
Napocor
NAIA
Aircon and Services
Sure

Academic Affairs
Table 9. Linkages for 2009 (continuation…)
TUP Cavite
Cooperating Schools Dasmariñas National High School

(Public) Congressional National High School
Paliparan National High School
Dasmariñas West National High School
Dasmariñas North National High School
Dasmariñas East National High School
Imus National High School
Munting Ilog National High School
Governors Ferrer National High School
Santiago National High School
New Era National High School
(Private) Jesus Son of Mary Academy

St. Francis of Assisi College
Danhill Academy
Divine College

Figure 4. Distribution of Enrollment by Campus
Taguig Visayas
(2,711) (1,892)
12.78% 8.92%
Cavite
(2,869) Manila
1 3.52% (13,742)
64.78%
Figure 5. Distribution of June 2009 Enrollment

According to Campus and Academic Level
Gradua Baccalaure
Enrollment
Baccala according to
Graduate according toPre-
ate Campus and
te
Campus and Academic Level
ureate Academ
(375)
Baccalaure ic Level
13%
(5,66… (1,295) ate
Baccalaureate
Baccala (2,494)
10% 87% Pre-Baccalaureate
ureate Baccalaureat
(6,781) e
49%
Manila Campus Cavite Campus
Baccalau
E n r o ll m e n t a c c o r d in g t o Baccalaure
C a m p u s a n d A c a d B ea cmc a il c
a u r ate
L e v e l e a te (785)
P r e - Pre-
41%
B a c c a l Baccalaure
a u r e a t P r e - ate
e B a c c a la u r (1,107)
( 1 ,7 … e a te 59%
Taguig Campus Visayas Campus

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Figure 6. Distribution of 2009 Graduates

According to Campus
(541) Taguig
14% (735) Manila
18% (2,229)
57%
Cavite
(426)Figure 7. Distribution of 2009 Graduates
According to Campus and Academic Level
G r a d u a te
G rad u a to Campus andate
te
(8 7 )
AcademicLevel (54)
Pre -
Pre- 13%
4% B a c c a la u r e a Baccalaure
B a c ca la B a c c a lat e Baccalaureate
u re ate ate
u re ate
( 1 ,1 3 5 ) (1 ,0 0 7 ) (372) Pre-Baccalaureate
51% Pre - 87%
45%
B a c c a la u r e a
te
Manila Campus Cavite Campus
G rad uate sBacc

acco rd ing
B a ccaBl a c c a la u r e a re ate
a u r e ate
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Taguig Campus Visayas CampusVisaya

Table 10. Student Scholarship Grants for 2009
Type of Scholarship Sponsoring Agency No. of Grantees
Manila Campus
Institutional TUP (100%)
10
ITUP (50%) 15
Sports and Cultural Grant 26
CHED 6
ROTC Cadet 1
Subtotal for Institutional 58
Cavite Campus
Competitive A. Funded by National Government
DOST Scholars 7
DND-CHED-PASUC 1
Barangay Scholars 70
Dasmariñas Municipal Scholars 50
B. Funded by University
Academic Scholars 4
Artisan 14
Cadet Officers
15
Chorale 20
Varsity
8
University Student Government
56
Children of TUPC Faculty/Staff
8
Subtotal for Competitive 253

Taguig Campus
Competitive Academic Scholars
10
TUP Supreme Student Council 21
Editorial Staff (Philippine Artisan) 12
TUP Employee Dependents
13
DOST Scholars 30
PD 577 1
Barangay Scholarship Grants 5
DND-CHED-PASUC 10
DSWD (Cong. L. Cayetano District (Taguig Pateros)) 25
Total Philippines Corp. 4
TUP-MTI Alumni Grant 7
Laguna Electronics Scholarship 2
Toshiba Instrument Scholarship 5
Jollibee Foods Scholarship 6
Green Cross Foundation 1
HS Kim Foundation (Amkor) 2
Amkor (CEP) 21
Continental—Temic 18
33
Analog Devices Phils. Inc.
Subtotal for Competitive

226

Academic Affairs
Table 10. Student Scholarship Grants for 2009 (continuation...)
Type of Scholarship Sponsoring Agency No. of Grantees
Visayas Campus
Competitive Academic Scholarships
a. Valedictorian 19
b. Salutatorian 15
City of Himamaylan Scholarship Program 19
City of San Carlos Scholarship Program 1
City of Silay Scholarship Program 16
CHED-SAFE Scholarship 10
DOST Scholarship Program 139
District Educational Scholarship Program 83
First Farmer Holding Corporation 6
Hon. Alfredo G. Marañon Jr. Scholarship Program 8
Hon. Emilio L. Yulo III Scholarship 1
Laguna Electronics, Inc. 7
Lexmark Research and Development Corporation 3
Municipality of Ilog Scholarship Program
1
Municipality of Isabela Scholarship Program
17
Municipality of La Castellana Scholarship Program
13
Philippine Veterans (R.A. #7696) Scholarship 1
Philippine Waters Foundation, Inc.
10
Provincial Educational Assistance for Capitol Employees
6
Public Employment Service Office (Bacolod City)
20
SANKYU 5
San Miguel Community Scholarship Program 4
Scholarship Para sa Masa (City of Talisay Government)
23
SIMAG Foundation
3
SM Foundation
5
Stitching Anak Negros, Inc.
2
Sugar Industry Foundation, Inc.
12
Zonta Club
3
Subtotal for Competitive
452
Non-competitive
BACPATYDP
5
Bacolod City Scholarship Program
18
Barangay Official Privilege (BOP)
24
Sanguniang Kabataan Privilege
63
Subtotal for Non-competitive 110
Total 1,099

Table 11. Licensure Examination Performance for 2009
TUP Passing National

Field of Specialization Exam Period Campus/College Examinees Passers
(%) Passing (%)
Architecture TUP Manila

January - CAFA 20 12 60 43.33
January 18 4 29.22 39.57
June 23 9 39.13 36.63
BSIE / BTTE September - CIE 239 74 31 27.86
Licensure Examination for October 2009 TUP Cavite 29 0.459 28.20

Teachers
BS Electronics & March 2009 TUP Taguig 11 2 18.18

Communication Engineering
BS Mechacnical Engineering April 2009 7 3 42.86

BS Electrical Engineering May 2009 4 2 50
BS Civil Engineering May 2009 6 4 66.67
BS Electrical Engineering Sept. 2009 10 6 60.00
BS Mechanical Engineering Oct. 2009 22 17 77.27
BS Electronics & Oct. 2009 24 3 12.50

Communication Engineering
BS Civil Engineering Nov. 2009 24 9 37.50
Mechanical Engineering October 2009 TUP Visayas 73 71 97 59.72

Licensure Examination
(October 14-15)
Electronics Engineering October 2009 58 28 48 60.01

Licensure Examination
(October 26-27)

Academic Affairs
Table 12. Student Awards for 2009
Awarding
Category Title of Award Rank Awardees
Agency
Manila Campus, COE
Academic 2009 Academic Cum Laude TUP Manila Racca, Josuel V.
Awardees BSECE
Cum Laude Ilagan, Melissa P.
BSECE
Cum Laude Cayamanda, Christopher F.
BSECE
Cum Laude Bautista, Nicefora B.
BSECE
Cum Laude Tolentino, Lean Karlo S.
BSECE
Cum Laude Ang, Ron Mykel C.
BSECE
Cum Laude Navarro, Mary Mayflor S.
BSECE
Cum Laude Pasia, Glenn Ivan V.
BSME
Cum Laude Catalan, Honey Boy S.
BSCE
CE Board Exam 2009 Professional Engr. Edwin C. Bardinas
10th Place (May, 2009) Regulations BSCE
Commission
ME Board Exam 2009 Professional Engr. Kristoffer L. Manalaysay
8th Place (April, 2009) Regulations BSME
Commission
ME Board Exam 2009 Professional Engr. Radino E. Estoria
1st Place (October 2009) Regulations BSME
Commission
CE Board Exam 2009 Professional Engr. Bryan Anthony D. Cabauatan
8th Place (October 2009) Regulations BSCE
Commission
3rd Up Brain Mesh Champion PSME Sydefelino G. Manzano
Nationwide John Joseph D. Labingdalawa
Intecollegiate Quiz Show Reychard Dwight Henson
7th Mechanical Eng’g Champion PSME Sydfelino G. Manzano
Inter-University Quiz John Joseph D. Labingdalawa
Contest Glenn Ivan Y. Pasia
Dexter E.Estolonio
Jainiel Sicat
57th PSME National Quiz Champion PSME Sydfelino G. Manzano
Contest John Joseph D. Labingdalawa
Ronald Francis B. Alamo
Dexter E.Estolonio
Jainiel Sicat
2nd Inter-University Second Runner-Up PSME Glenn Ivan Y. Pasia

Quiz Bowl Dexter E. Estolonio
Ivan D. Marasigan
National CE Quiz First Runner-Up PICE Honey Boy P. Catalan
BSCE
Executive’s Challenge and Second Place Leonilo G. Manzo Jr.
Engineering John Joseph D. Labingdalawa
Science Quiz Contest Gerald P. Medina
7th Mechanical Eng’g Champion PSME Sydfelino G. Manzano
Inter-University Quiz John Joseph D. Labingdalawa
Contest Glenn Ivan Y. Pasia
Dexter E.Estolonio
Jainiel Sicat

Table 12. Student Awards for 2009 (continuation…)
Category Title of Award Rank Awarding Agency Awardees
Manila Campus, COE
Academic 57th PSME National Quiz Champion PSME Sydfelino G. Manzano

Contest John Joseph D. Labingdalawa
Dexter E.Estolonio
Jainiel Sicat
2nd Inter-University Second Runner-Up PSME Glenn Ivan Y. Pasia
Quiz Bowl Dexter E. Estolonio
Ivan D. Marasigan
National CE Quiz First Runner-Up PICE Honey Boy P. Catalan
BSCE
Executive’s Challenge and Second Place Leonilo G. Manzo Jr.
Engineering John Joseph D. Labingdalawa
Science Quiz Contest Gerald P. Medina
Civil Engineering Student Quiz Second Runner-Up Institute of Alfacino B. Baguio
Integrated
Electrical
Engineering Society
4th IIEE Research Contest, First Place Institute of Jonalyn V. Go
34th Annual Convention Integrated Mark Christian P. Morallano
Electrical Al Jano C. Tan
Engineering Society Gersam L. Dequito
John Carlo S. Almazora
IIEE Regional Quiz Show 4th Place Institute of Dan Evin I. Esguerra
Integrated Mark Vincent D. Lau
Electrical Francis F. Luces
Engineering Society Clarita T. Sy
Rico R. Velasco
IECEP Quiz Bowl First Runner-Up IECEP-EMMSC Josuel V. Racca
“Bottle of the Wizard” Christopher F. Cayamanda
2009 Jhon Juan V. Evangelista
Charles R. Evangelista
Paul James F. Daria
Virgilio T. Libunao Jr.
30th IECEP National Quiz Finalist Josuel V. Racca
Bowl “Bit the BEES” 2009 Christopher F. Cayamanda
Jhon Juan V. Evangelista
Paul James F. Daria
IECEP Quiz Bowl First Runner-Up IECEP-EMMSC Josuel V. Racca
“Bottle of the Wizard” Christopher F. Cayamanda
2009 Jhon Juan V. Evangelista
Paul James F. Daria
30th IECEP National Quiz Finalist Josuel V. Racca
Bowl “Bit the BEES” 2009 Christopher F. Cayamanda
Jhon Juan V. Evangelista
Paul James F. Daria

Academic Affairs
Cavite Campus
Cultural “Maliksing Pasko, Handog ng Champion Cavite Provincial

Caviteno” Capitol
Cavite Provincial Capitol Trece Martirez, Cavite
November 20, 2009
“Pakuhan sa Imus” Champion Liwasang Licerio
Liwasang Licerio
Imus, Cavite
December 18, 2009
Skills Competition Welding 3rd Place TUP Mr. Leocyl S. Bagay
Electronics Champion Mr. Rafael Q. Respo
Lathe Machining 2nd Place Mr. Renz Alger I. dela Cuesta
C.A.D. 3rd Place Mr. Paul S. Doronila
Skills Competition Techno Quiz 3rd Place TUP Mr. Jansen R. Lauren
Mr. Jayson James Baltar
Ms. Elisa Dacaymat
Mr. Gonzalo C. Ayong
Mechatronics 3rd Place Mr. Gilbert Charles D. Robles
Academic Scholastic Award TUPC Ms. Elisa G. Dacaymot

Archel Y. Tapia
Nica Mae M. Yumul
Academic Excellence Cum Laude TUP Foundation Inc Margie F. Rosanto
Best in Shop TUPC Gabriel V. Alarcon
Jay-r G. Baruela
Shiela Dee M. Hernandez
Gino Alvin T. Obia
Vincent Raul L. Perez
Alvin B. Raposon
Cesar Paulo M. Ordrino
Lea Jose L. Luz
Leanne Felriecp L.
Galdo
Athletes of the Year TUPC April P. Lorete
Richard M. Herrera
Extra-Curricular Gray Hawk Leadership TUP Foundation Inc. Gabriel V. Alarcon
Award
Outstanding Student TUPC Future Educator’s
Organization Organization
Outstanding Student Leader TUPC Archel Y. Tapia
Writer of the Year TUPC Natalie Jade D. Bacares
(Non-Graduating)
Writer of the Year TUPC Jonnel T. Grande
(Graduating)
Taguig Campus
Ac ademic With Honors Jeffrey B. Lagura

Manuel Villar
Award
For Academic
Excellence
Cum Laude Jenny Mae M. Po
Gray Hawk Award/
Manuel Villar
Award for Academic
Excellence
Cum Laude Julie Ann A. Mainit

Taguig Campus
Academic Cum Laude Arjem Joseph D. Adasca

Cum Laude Vic I. Zapata
Cum Laude Leonor N. Lugatiman
Cum Laude Michelle B. Cruz
Cum Laude Esmeralda S. Tapiz
Gray Hawk Award Nestor L. Orlanes
(Leadership
Academic Excellence Joel Angeles
(Continental-Temic)
Visayas Campus
Academic 2009 Achievement Award Magna Cum Laude TUP Visayas May Faith S. Ciudad
Vergel D. Jance
Cum Laude TUP Visayas Kristian Joel S. Jabatan,
Jeffrey B. Labergas
Nandie Carl O. Llera
Jemma Lynne Marie D.
Ponti
Special Awards Pres. Gloria Macapagal- Malacanang May Faith S. Ciudad
Arroyo Excellence Award
Sen. Manny Villar Sen. Manuel Villar May Faith S. Ciudad
Excellence Award
Congressional Medal Cong. Jose Carlos Lacson Vergel D. Jance
Award
Gray Hawk Award for TUP Foundation, Inc. May Faith S. Ciudad
Excellence
Gray Hawk Award for TUP Foundation, Inc. Jenie C. Mahilum
Outstanding Leadership
2009 Achievement Award Gold Medalist TUP Visayas Johanna Princess G.
Ramirez
Silver Medalist TUP Visayas Goldie A. Ariguin
Glow M. Clavel
Julius G. Delloso
Jed G. Gawan
Emalyn A. Madaiton
Elmay T. Pama
Reino S. Resuma
Bronze Medalist TUP Visayas Evrhoy D. Coja
Ma. Rosadelle Lontes
Statistical Analysis 2nd Place Regional Development 3 Engineering Students

Regional Contest Council and National
Statistics Board

Academic Affairs
Table 13. Scholastic Awards
Category Title of Award Rank Awardeess Awardees College
Non-Graduating Scholastic Awards Highest Pointer Sherwin A. Sepe CIT

Highest Pointer Romar B. Mesa COE
Graduating Scholastic Awards Highest Pointer Paul Isaac H. Ramos CAFA
Highest Pointer Ralph Ferdinand V. Aragon CIE
Highest Pointer Karen C. Catindig CIT
Highest Pointer Josuel V. Racca COE
Highest Pointer Gerwin A. Flores COS
Non-Degree Academic Honor Roll With Honors Catindig, Karen C. CIT

With Honors Calderon, Rhegine CIT
With Honors Raymond P. Cilot, CIT
With Honors Lemuel Lee C. Alarcon, CIT
With Honors Cristina R. Domasig, CIT
With Honors Mark B. Abuton, CIT
With Honors John James M. Malinis, CIT
With Honors Romar C. Castillo, CIT
With Honors Earl Matthew C. Martin, CIT
With Honors Renalyn B. Mendoza, CIT
With Honors Rolien V. Samonte, CIT
With Honors Czarina V. Convento, CIT
With Honors Justin T. Naling, Lea Ann C. CIT
With Honors Guanzon, Rey Ann B. CIT
With Honors Del Mundo, Ivyzelle L. CIT
With Honors T abian, Joel R. CIT
With Honors Rivera, Anne Karla D. CAFA
With Honors Gutierrez, Kinji F. CIE
With Honors Simbulan, Fiona Cathrina L. CLA
With Honors Jimenez, Ferma L. CIE
With Honors Anico, Geo Raphiel I. COS
With Honors Villamor, Charlene B. CAFA
With Honors De Guia, Shedina F. CAFA
With Honors Danao, Jonell C. CAFA
With Honors Flores, Gerwin A. COS
With Honors Racca, Josuel V. COE
With Honors Ilagan, Melissa P. COE
With Honors Yamanda, Christopher F. COE
With Honors Aragon, Ralph Ferdinand V. CIE
With Honors Caparas, Joanna G. CIE
With Honors Arlando, Zyrill C. CIE
With Honors Ramos, Paul Isaac H. CAFA
With Honors Castillo, Jerico DL. CIE
With Honors Cabaron, Randy R. CIE
With Honors Libradilla, Ma. Elaine C. Tayco, Rayn Jhun O. CIE
With Honors Gatpayat, John Phillip S. Balela, Camille M. CIE
With Honors Zamora, Maria Vanissa S. Topacio, Marianne B. CIE
With Honors Ang, Ron Mykel C. Sulit, Jamie Rose L. CAFA
With Honors Navaroo, Mary Mayflor S. Bagus, Cheenie D. CAFA
With Honors Sapa, Angelica S. Cobre, Jimilette U. CIE
With Honors Pasia, Glenn Ivan V. Bautista, Nicefora B. COE
With Honors Pajimola, Florence S. Sy, Maria Theresa DL. CIE
With Honors Catalan, Honey Boy P. Corbillon, Norvin C.
With Honors Pagador, Christine Joy C. Tolentino, Lean Karlo S.

Table 13. Scholastic Awards (continuation…)
Name Award Name Award
SPECIAL AWARDS IN SPORTS
Jon Arlo V. Addeb 2nd Place, Cheer Dance Arlyn Magayon Ma. Leona Bronze Medalist, 200 m.
Competition
Richard T. Aucente Breaststroke
8th PISCUAA Games 2009,
Larry R. Belen II Silver Medalist, Swimming Team
Manila Event
Archie Caldito
Benell Joseph Castillon 4 x 200 Freestyle Relay
Arbie Costales 4 x 50 Medley Relay
Christian M. Custodio Bronze Medalist, Swimming
John Kennteh M. Crubol Team Event
Arjuna L. de Guzman 4 x 100 Medley Relay
Michael D. Emono 4 x 50 Freestyle Relay
Jovymar Juan 22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009
Emerson L. Lapso
Enrique Legua Jr. Princess Amodia
Marc Elice Magalong
Leona Belle Marcaida
Aaron Marasigan Silver Medalist, Swimming
Jhun Sahlee Jocson
Richard Midoro Team Event
Dino R. Nillo 4 x 200 Freestyle Relay
Danila C. Olidan Jr. 4 x 50 Medley Relay
Stephen R. Racuso Bronze Medalist, Swimming
Assley Bryle Santiago Team Event
Robert T. Vasquez 4 x 100 Medley Relay
Xavier Nonato Carlos 4 x 50 Freestyle Relay
Melvin O. Ostia 22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009
Angelica M. David Mark Joseph Alamario
Mayrinol Devera
Nicko Elarmo
Kris Lianne N. Evangelista Bronze Medalist, Swimming Team
Lope Paglinawan
Angelita S. Go Event
4 x 100 Freestyle Relay
Margielou Gonzales
Erika Marisse A. Modesto 4 x 50 Freestyle Relay
4 x 50 Medley Relay
Karen Grace Molina
22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009
Nina Napao
Princess Sandoval
Crystal Tafalla Kevin B. Gonzales
Rosa Ann Tuliao Bronze Medalist, Swimming Team
Donrel Paculanang
Event
22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009
Bronze Medalist, Swimming Team
Event
Alvin Prilla 22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009

Academic Affairs
SPECIAL AWARDS IN THE ARTS
Joel Magnetico Silver Medalist, Janzelle Guinevere Vasquez Silver Medalist,

Harry Demafelis Taekwondo Middle Weight Division Light Weight Division
Bronze Medalist, Team Event Taekwondo Team Event
22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009 22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009
Marvin Romero Silver Medalist, Dyna Marie Asada Silver Medalist,

Taekwondo Welterweight Division Flyweight Division
Bronze Medalist, Team Event Taekwondo Team Event
22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009 22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009
Aldrine Torrepalma Bronze Medalist, Jhoan Bernabe Silver Medalist

Raffy Jimenez Taekwondo Team Event Fin Weight Division
Noel Magdaluyo 22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009 Taekwondo Team Event
Benie Barella 22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009
John Quiroz
Ryan Jaleya Genevieve Bartolome Silver Medalist,
Michael Danniel Agustin Carissa Mia Bautista Taekwondo Team Event
Aurora Mae Alberba 22nd SUCAA-NCR Meet 2009
Aileen de Ocampo
Camille Lugtu
Ma. Danica Elena Hernandez Bronze Medalist,

Jovelyn Marasigan Badminton Team Event
Emmanuel Raymundo 22nd SCUAA-NCR Meet 2009
Genesis Villafuerte
Dionamyr S. Ceria 2nd Prize Jay Javier R. Cahilig 3rd Prize

2010—2011 PLDT-DPC Telephone On-the-Spot Painting Contest
Directory Cover 24th Visual Art National Philand Industries, Inc.
Competition
Araneta Center, Quezon City
National Museum, Manila
August 2009
February 2010
Emil Jay B. Guiang Grand Prize Reinier Rex C. Dionisio 3rd Placer
Oil/Acrylic Category Samsung Nature Picture Perfect
42nd Shell National Students Art (Photo Contest)
Competition Samsung Philippines
Ayala Museum, Makati City August 2009
October 2009
Grand Prize
Water Color Category
Art Petron 9: National Student Art
Competition
Art Petron Mega Plaza, Makati City
August 2009
Ivander R. Dultra 3rd Place Paul Isaac H. Ramos 5th Placer

Samsung Nature Picture Perfect
Digital Fine Arts
(Photo Contest)
42nd Shell National Students Art
Samsung Philippines
Competition
August 2009
Ayala Museum. Makati City
October 2009
Ronson C. Culibrana Grand Prize Cheenie D. Bagus Grand Prize
College Level Category UNYAP International Youth
3rd COCOLIFE Colors of Life Day On-the-Spot Painting
National Student Visual Arts Contest
Competition University of Makati
Philippine Sofitel Plaza
August 2009
Mark Kim R. Arcenal 1st Prize Jhon Emerson S. Tejones 2nd Prize
On-the-Spot Painting Contest On-the-Spot Painting Contest
Philand Industries, Inc. Philand Industries, Inc.
New Ali Mall. Araneta Center, New Ali Mall, Araneta Center,
Quezon City Quezon City
August 2009 August 2009
Jhon Emerson S. Tejones Finalist Emil Jay B. Guiang Honorable Mention

Jermilyn R. Ramos 42nd Shell National 3rd AUP On-the-Spot
Dale M. Erispe Students Art Competition Painting Contest
Lawrence T. Cunanan Ayala Museum, Makati City Adventist University of the
Jhemuel S. Salvador October 2009 Philippines School of Fine Arts
Ricardo C. Arcenal Jr. August 2009
Ailean P. Balderama
Finalist
Juaian A. Mora Christian Erick R. Villaruz
3rd AUP On-the-Spot
Xanda Liza R. Gagarin Rey Anthony D. Alejandro
Painting Contest
Russel H. Trinidad
Lendl Arvin V. Paras Adventist University of the
Philippines School of Fine Arts
Kevin Leonard DV. Cerda
August 2009
John S. Marin
Mark Renemin M. San Pedro
Levie Marie T. Batara
Emard V. Cañedo

Academic Affairs
Name Award
SPECIAL AWARDS IN ENGINEERING
Sydfelino G. Manzano Champion Alfacino B. Baguio 2nd Runner-up

John Joseph D. Labingdalawa 3rd University of the Philippines Brain PICE-NCR Civil Engineering
Reychard Dwight G. Henson Mesh Student Quiz
Nationwide Intercollegiate Technological Institute of the
Quiz Show September 2009 Philippines Quezon City
October 2009
Sydfelino G. Manzano Champion Jonalyn V. Go 1st Place
John Joseph D. Labingdalawa 7th Mechanical Engineering Mark Christian P. Marollano 4th EE Research Contest
Glenn Ivan Y. Pasia Inter-University Quiz Contest Al Jano C. Tan 34th Annual National
Dexter E. Estolonio Batangas State University Gersam L. Dequito Convention
Jainiel Sicat September 2009 John Carlo S. Almazora SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City
November 2009
Sydfelino G. Manzano Champion Dan Evin I. Esguerra 4th Place
John Joseph D. Labingdalawa 57th PSME National Quiz Contest Mark Vincent D. Lau IIEE Regional Quiz Show
Ronald Francis B. Alamo SMX Convention Center Francis F. Luces Technological Institute of the
Dexter E. Estolonio SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City Clarita T. Sy Philippines
Jainiel Sicat November 2009 Rico R. Velasco Quezon City September 2009
Glenn Ivan Y. Pasia 2nd Runner-up Josuel V. Racca 1st Runner-up

Dexter E. Estolonio 2nd Inter-University Quiz Bowl Christopher F. Cayamanda IECEP-EMMSC Quiz Bowl
Ivan D. Marasigan Laurel Hall, Lyceum of the Philippines Jhon Juan V. Evangelista “Battle of the Wizard 2009”
Ronald Francis B. Alamo Intramuros, Manila Paul James F. Daria Lyceum of the Philippines,
Bryan T. Cacho September 2009 Virgilio T. Libunao Jr. Manila
September 2009
Honey Boy P. Catalan 1st Runner-up (Individual Category) Josuel V. Racca 2nd Runner-up2nd
Runner-up
Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers Christopher F. Cayamanda
National CE Quiz—NCR Elimination AECESS Interface 2010
Technological Institute of the Philippines, Ateneo de Manila University
Quezon City October 2009 Quezon City February 2010
Leonilo G. Manzo Jr. 2nd Place Christopher F. Cayamanda 1st Runner-up
John Joseph D. Labingdalawa Executive’s Challenge : An Engineering Charles R. Evangelista Annual Intercollegiate UP
Gerald P. Medina Science Quiz Contest Dan Evin I. Esguerra Circuit SquEEEze 2010
University of the Philippines University of the Philippines
Los Baños, Laguna February 2010 Quezon City March 2010
Paul James F. Daria Finalist Josuel V. Racca Finalist
Jhon Juan V. Evangelista Annual Intercollegiate UP Christopher F. Cayamanda 30th IECEP National Quiz
Rico Velasco Circuit SquEEEze 2010 Jhon Juan V. Evangelista Bowl
“Bit the Bees”
University of the Philippines Charles R. Evangelista
SMX Convention Center,
Quezon City Paul James F. Daria
SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City
March 2010 Virgilio T. Libunao Jr.
December 2009
John Rouel L. Abanilla Exemplary Technology Project
Christina Louie M. Berongoy “Automated Bottle Sorting and Packaging
Sigmund Freud C. Cayabyab Station”
Russel Jay L. Corpuz

Shena S. del Hugo
Debbie Ann P. Flor
Anjelo Christtie F. Madrona
Josef Emmanuelle F. Magisa

SPECIAL AWARD IN SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY
Carmelo V. Galicia 2nd Place Raymond Pertes 1st Place—Automotive

Marjorie P. Salvador 1st Place—Cooking
Jose Antonio A. Perez 1st national Inter-School Debugging
Challenge Melanie P. Perez 1st Place—Cooking
Ninoy Aquino Learning John James M. Abuton 1st Place—Electrical
Resource Center Jester Aldrich T. Tamayo 1st Place—Electrical
Polytechnic University of the Philippines Deodelio T. Omas-as 1st Place—Electrical
Rowel A. Godoyo 1st Place—Machining
March 2010
Rome Jay C. Ferrer 1st Place—Mechatronics
Sidney Dani S. Gelito 1st Place—Mechatronics
Lanz Q. Joseph 1st Place—Refrigeration & Airconditioning
Yra Zusha Zafe 1st Place—Sewing
Antonio A. Alagos 1st Place—Sewing
1st Place—Welding
19th Inter-Campus Skills Competition July
2009
Mark Geocel P. Gasgonia Champion Team
John Stephen T. Soriao Inter-University Math Whiz 2010
Technological University of the
Philippines
February 2010
Rome Jay C. Ferrer 2nd Place

Sidney Dani S. Gelito National Mechatronics Skills
Competition
Sponsored by TESDA and MRSP
TESDA Complex, Taguig
October 2009
CITATION
Engr. Radino E. Estoria 1st Place Kevin Leonard DV. Cerda Finalist
Mechanical Engineering Licensure Christian R. Evangelista 25th Metrobank Art and Design
Examination Dan Evin I. Esguerra Excellence National Competition
October 2009 Le Pavilion Hotel
Pasay City
September 2009
Engr. Bryan Anthony D. 8th Place Paolo S. Martin Runner-up

Cabauatan
Civil Engineering Licensure Art Petron 9: National Student Art
Examination Competition
Art Petron Mega Plaza,
October 2009
Makati City
August 2009
Jimilette U. Cobre Kalinangan Dance Troupe ROSCO MACHINE SHOP Partner/Cooperating Industry
Service Loyalty Award
Arden Joffer P. Lo Citation in Leadership Department of Education-Pasay Partner/Cooperating Institution
Organization of Electronics Outstanding Student Organization/

Engineering Students Club

Academic Affairs
Table 14. Student-Organized Activities/Projects
Event/
No. of Profile of
Nature of Activity Organizer Project Date Venue
Participants
Title
TUP Cavite
Team Building Activity December 6, 2009 Alfonso, Philippine Artisan—

Cavite Editorial Staffers
Leadership Training and Seminar November 26, Baguio City Vice President,
2009
USG President,
FEO President,
USG Adviser
4th Student Parliament November 6, 2009 AVR-TUPC Philippine Artisan—
managing Editor, USG
Officers, ACSO Officers,
Claa Presidents, &
NROTCU Corps
Commander
Student-Administration Forum November 19, 2009 AVR-TUPC USG Officers,

ACSP Officers, & Philippine
Artisan—Managing Editor
Lantern Parade December 2, 2009 TUPC TUPC Students

Quadrangle
Launching the TUPC Environment December 18, 2009 TUOC TUP Students,
Committee Quadrangle Environment Committee,
Officers, Admin. Staff and
Faculties
“Pasko na… TUPC Community December 18, 2009 TUPC TUP Students, Admin.
Christmas Party” Quadrangle Staff, Facilities,
Maintenance Staff and
Security Services
Poem/Song Recital January 12-15, TUPC Art-1B, BSIE- 1A, MPET-
2009 1H, and BS Eng’g-1A
Film Showing (Documentary film January8, 11-12, BSIE-1A, CoET 2A&B, AET
on Hereditary and 2009 -2C, EsET 2G, ART-E3B,
A. Environment: Prenatal and AET-E3C
Postnatal Development)
B. Ded na si Lolo January 5-6, 2009
(Documentary film on Family
values & superstitious beliefs)
C. I am Sam; The Other Sister January, 5-6, 2009 EsET-E3G, EET—E3F &
MPET—E3H
(Documentary film on Love and
Mental Retardation)
TUP Taguig
Leadership Seminar University Leadership August 15, 2009 Himamaylan, 24 Class mayors of
Student Towards a Negros Different Classes
Government Better TUPV Occidental
Leadership Seminar University USG all for September 4-6, Himamaylan, 34 USG Officers and 1 USG
Student One in Team 2009 Negros Adviser
Government Building and Occidental
Leadership
Social Events University Technology November 6, 2009 TUP Visayas Whole Population of
Student Day Engineering Technology
Government Students
Social Events University Engineering November 20, TUP Visayas Whole Population of
Student Day 2009 Engineering Technology
Government Students

National Service Training Programs
School Year 2009-2010 is a blessed and productive year for TUP NSTP for it conducted successfully the 3 program
components namely ROTC, CWTS and LTS. The program was designed with the end- in-view of developing the trainees
of enhancing civic consciousness and defense preparedness imbued with good moral values as good citizens of the
country. Specifically, for ROTC, it was designed to provide military training among students in order to motivate, train,
organize and mobilize them for national preparedness , while Civic Welfare and Training Service (CWTS), is designed to
immerse students in activities that will help them to become effective members to contribute in the upliftment of the
general welfare and the quality of life of the people in the community and the enhancement of facilities especially those
that are devoted to improving health, environment, entrepreneurship, safety, recreation and moral of the citizenry; and
Literacy Training Service (LTS), train students to teach literacy and numeracy skills to school children and other segment
of the society in need of their services.
ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN
The NSTP sector magnifies the following activities as part of its accomplishments for the year in review.
Civic Welfare and Training Service
The NSTP – CWTS sector has a total of enrollment of 2,641 during the 1st semester; 2,300 for the 2nd semester. This
sector was divided into 5 divisions such as Makakalikasan for the College of Engineering with a total of 314 graduates
distributed into 199 males and 115 females; Makabansa for the College of Industrial Technology with 1,173 graduates
divided into 683 males and 490 females, Mapagkawanggawa for the College of Architecture and Fine Arts with 215
graduates divided into 119 males and 96 females. Maka-Diyos for the College of Science with 268 graduates, divided into
98 males and 170 females; Mapagkalinga for the College of Liberal Arts with 146 graduates, divided into 32 males and
114 females. The NSTP-CWTS has total graduates of 2116 composed of 1,131 males and females for this school year. This
component was managed by 19 faculty members..
Literary Training Service
The NSTP – LTS has a total of 526 enrollees for the first semester and 467 for the second semester with a total of 452
graduates distributed as 136 males and 329 females. This component was managed by 3 faculty members.
Reserved Officers Training Corps
The entire ROTC sector has a total of 1,200 enrollees for the first semester and 867 for the second semester with a total of
793 graduates composed of 587 males and 206 females. There were 11 trainees who have cross-enrolled from San
Sebastian College- Recoletos. The training was managed by 5 military officials and 9 cadets.
For this year the office had undergone the following projects:
Environment
In this sector, the “linis ganda” TUP covering the Clean and Green and Beautification Project was implemented by the
trainees wherein they were able to help the campus in cleaning and beautifying the grounds, university stage garden and
administration and college vicinity, waste segregation and maintaining the plant nursery. Similar organized seminar and
training, trainees provided board illustrations on proper hygiene to some barangays.

Academic Affairs
ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITY
ACTIVITY
PRE-
activities were also Sept.
DATE
DATE
done 29-30, 2009
in the community 2,NO.
NO.
300OFOF
trainees
served. CLIENTS
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This aims also PLACE
Los
asPLACE
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eye opener REMARKS
Experiential
REMARKS
to the community people to
MOBILIZATION
UNDERTAKEN SERVED
SERVED Training
value
EDUCATION
ENVIRONMENT the importance
Jan.
Dec. of
15,
20, having
Jan.24-Feb.
21,16,
2010
22,2010
25,
21, a clean and green
60 children
Constituents
793 community.
Trainees of TUP Specifically,
TUP-Manila-along
Brgy. 151 Zone
Intramuros,
Baywalk, trainees
Manila
Manila
15 San helped in landscaping
Beautification
Tutorial and and
Cleaning
the community center,
Tutoring
Adopt-a-wall
Cleaning 2010
Jan.
201020 cleaning
and 28, the road/canals,
Manila
Intramuros, segregation
Manila ofRoque
Ripaldawaste materials,
Hall
Pasay City planting of flowers
Planting
feeding and
of plants
TUPTree
Feeding
LinisPlanting
Ganda Feb.
2010 22, 201021,
Feb.24-Feb.
18, 10 Families of Brgy. Anggat, Bulacan Tree Planting
plants Jan.
that enhanced the2010
beauty of theConstituents
community. TraineesBrgy. were151also
Zoneable
15 San
to comeCleaning
up with board
Project
EDUCATION 2010
Dec.
Jan.17,
21,
5,18,
22,19,
25,2009 151
100
OTHER March
illustrations on Environmental2010 advocacy 793toZone
Children
15barangays.
Constituents
Trainees
some TUP-Administration
Roque
Brgy.
of TUP Seminar Sta.
TUP GroundPasay
on AnaCityManagement
Waste Beautification
Gift giving
Presentation
was and
also and
of
been
Planting
ACTIVITIESplants
Gift giving 2010 Garden
Banahaw, Manila Planting
feeding
Sponsors of plants
conducted. Manila
Beautification
Feeding Feb.7,18,
Feb. 2010
2010 793 Trainees TUP Ground RAATI
Cleaning Jan. 20, 21, 22, 28, Constituents of TUP NSTP-Building Cleaning of
2010
Participation in the Interactive program onManilaclimate change like Coastal Cleaning at the Manila Building
Bay and
, adopt-a-
Feb. 4, 11, 18, 2010 restructuring
park and historical wall were done in support in the campaign of the Linisin at Ikarangal ang Maynila.
NSTP Bulletin
Board
Health Jan. 8, 14, 15, 22 Constituents of TUP In front of NSTP Office, Cleaning
and 27, 2010
In the health aspect, conducted drug education Manila COE Building and TUP
campaign through the use of tarpaulin, distribution of
Administration Garden
brochures, organized seminar
Jan. 12 and 13,and training, trainees provided board illustrations
Rock Garden onofproper
in front hygiene to some
Cleaning
Constituents of TUP
barangays. Seminar on Ailment Prevention to some parents in
2010 NSTPthe Office
barangay was also conducted.
(replacing ofMedical
new
Manila
hallow
and Dental program was also done to serve the health needs of street children. The office has also solicited blocks)
and planting of
medicines used during the said activity
plants
Dec. 15, 16, 2010 Constituents of TUP TUP Signage Cleaning and
Livelihood Jan. 20 and 28, Manila planting of
2010
Trainings on Book Marks making,Siomai and Chocolate Making as Entrepreneurship Seminar Bermuda grass
were conducted
to some barangay constituents.
Education
Tutorial Lesson, Educational Film Showing and Interactive Fun Games (Educational Fun Games) to children
mostly in the Barangay Day Care Center in the community and in some Foundations were conducted by the
trainees. Part of the program was also on the promotion of voter’s education and peace education as a way of
building the communities. Related to this, feeding and gift giving was also conducted during and after sessions
with the children and made murals related to technology info-dissemination , Adopt-a- brother ,sister and lola
/lolo in the Boys Town forms part of the activities done.
Other Services
Community Assessment was conducted in various communities where the trainees were deployed since it is part
of community development. This activity allowed the trainees to have a better knowledge on what is happening
in the community and as basis in coming up with a project that will answer existing problem. Painting of street
signs, barangay hall, bulletin board preparation and display were Also done.

Research & Extension Research & Extension
Research at TUP
TUP’s mission in research states:

“The Technological University of the Philippines shall generate, disseminate, and utilize quality research and
development outputs in science, engineering, technology, arts, architecture, and technology education for the
agricultural, industrial, academic and related sectors in the attainment of the national development targets for a
sustainable future and improved quality of life.”
As early as 1980’s, the University has placed research as one of its core functions. TUP is a research University, and
this fact strongly proves why TUP is an identified institution in industrial and technological education. TUP’s
researches impact the development of technological education and industrial growth in the country. For years, TUP’s
R&D has been organized and its implementing mechanisms have been identified to include a robust pool of R&D
manpower, research facilities, forged ties/linkages, and approved incentives in order to set the atmosphere and develop
the research culture amongst faculty and students researchers of the University. As years passed, the challenge for
institutional R&D is becoming a bottleneck. Inevitably, there are many problems and concerns inherent to the
implementation and conduct of research within the University. The management is doing its best to revive the sound
culture for research, but this calls for a collective effort which should be led by the respective college deans, campus
directors and R&D officials.
The University’s R&D in the year 2009 is best summarized the following:
Twenty-six (26) UREC-approved projects were completed and thirteen (13) un programmed projects were completed;
The colleges/campuses/unit are determined to continue the 74 research projects in 2010;
Sixteen (16) projects were confirmed as deferred/aborted for various reasons;
Three (3) research outputs are pending for patent, namely: “K-VIO 2T Oil“ of Engr. Felipe Ronald Argamosa, et. al.;
“R-134a Refrigerant Recovery Machine” invented by Prof. Bilomar Floresca; and “Multi-Operational Device” invented
by Prof. Maximo Merillo;
The Energy Efficient Lighting Saving Calculator for Household which is a project of Dr. Arjun Ansay for DOE is now
available in the market;
Dr. Melito Baccay was named by NAST as the Outstanding Young Scientist for 2009. He likewise received an award
for his research published in an internal journal, an ISI-listed journal;
Dr. Adora S. Pili was granted research load for SY 2009-2010 for her study entitled “Compendium of Abstracts of
MAT Theses in Science and Math Education (2000-2009)”; and
A total of 29 research outputs were published various journals, distributed as follows:
two (2) in international journals, 13 in national journals, and 14 in local journals.

Status of R &D Projects for 2009
There were completed faculty research projects from all campuses of the University
was completed. Table 1 presents the distribution of completed projects by college/campus for 2009.
Table 15. Summary and Distribution of Completed Faculty Research Projects in 2009
College/Campus Total %
InCIT
the year 2009, a total of 39 research projects were completed.
-- Majority or 10 (25.64%)-- of the said
number
COS were projects of faculty members from TUP Cavite
6 Campus. Table 2 summarizes 15.38
the list of completed projects for 2009.
COE 4 10.26
CLA -- --
CIE 8 20.51
CAFA 2 5.13
IRTC 2 5.13
TUP-CAVITE 10 25.64
TUP-TAGUIG 5 12.82
TUP-VISAYAS 2 5.13
Total 39 100.00
Table 16. Summary of Completed Faculty Researchers in FY 2009
Title Proponent(s)
College of Science
Extraction and Evaluation of Dye from Local Organic Materials, Barks and Leaves of Plants Rafaela Gollayan
Corazon Sacdalan
Utilization of Common Philippine Plant Foods for Instant Noodle Production Leilani Morales
Teresa Ranay
Algae as a Source of Green Fuel Fidela Arañes and Chem. Dept.
Development of Standardized Test in Chemistry I for Technology Students Eduviges Castillo, et.al.
Development of Standardized in College Algebra for Technology Students Virginia Timpug, et.al.
Compendium and Database Development for the BAS-ES Project Papers Erwin Elazegui
Regina Gatmaytan

Table 16. Summary of Completed Faculty Researchers in FY 2009
Title Proponent(s)
Study on the Compressive and Flexural Behavior of Fiber-Reinforced Ferrocement Melito Baccay
Study on the Performance of Ferrocement as a Roofing Material in the Philippines Melito Baccay
Development of TUPMMC Patronage System Romeo Jorda
Development of a PLC Controlled Module for Instruction/Laboratory Purpose Lyndon Bague
Competence of BSIE Graduates Employed in the DepEd Manila: Perspective for Policy Formulation* Romeo Ebonite
Status of BSIE Programs National Capital Region SY: 2002-2004: Basis for Program Development* Andres Taguiam
Predictors of the Application of Effective Leadership Practices of Middle Managers in the Apollo Portez
Technological University of the Philippines*
Technological University of the Philippines BSIE Graduates’ Performance in the Licensure Alberta Manguerra
Examination for Teachers*
Development and Evaluation of a Library Information Management Package for Tertiary Education* Wilhelmina Borjal
Level of Efficiency of Teacher Education Programs in Selected SUCs” Input to Staff Development of Benita Villanueva
State Technical Education Institutions*
Predictors of Organizational Performance of Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations in Ma. Narlyn Euroses
Eastern Visayas: Inputs to Policy Direction*
Technology Orientation of Fourth Year Students in the CIE-TUP Manila* Cherrypyn Barbacena
College of Architecture and Fine Arts
Employment Status of BGT Graduates as Draftsman/ Designer in Pablo Pilar, Jr.

Manufacturing Companies: Its Implications to the Program of the Graphics
Department
Development of Ecotourism in Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur* Roberto Panganoron
Engine Performance Characterization of Jatropha and Coconut Methyl Ester Felipe Argamosa
Using Un-additized Diesel Fuel* Carlos Zapanta
E. Lauzon
Development of Energy Efficient Lighting Saving Calculation for Household Arjun Ansay
Application*
TUP-Cavite
Development of a Microcontroller Based Automated Venetian Blinds Edmundo Frias

Ireneo Garcia
Myrna Fernando
Development of UV Ray Detector Lawrence de Guzman
Melchor Fernando
Myrna Fernando
Development of a Particle Board Using Saw Dust Bonded by Melted PET Bottles Gil Beltran
Entrepreneurship as NSTP Dimensions Strategies to Integrate Multiple Intelligence Normi Salita
Relationship Between TUPSTAT Scores and Math and Science Achievements of the Second Year Gemma Hufana
Students SY 2007-2008
Supervised Industrial Training: A Continuing Analysis (2006-2008) Ireneo Garcia

Graciano Feraer
Jessie Saulog

Table 17. List of Research Outputs Published in Various Journals
Vol. No. / Level

Title of Article Author/s Name of Journal
Issue/Year (Local, Nat’l, Int’l)
Manila Campus, CIT (College of Industrial Technology)
1. Performance Appraisal of a Buenaventura Sabater PJIET Vol. 17 National

Locally Developed Sound 1 & 2 / 2007
Suppressor Unit for Hypersonic
Ammunition
Manila Campus, COS (College of Science)
2. Bioremediation Potential of Erwin Elazegui PJIET Vol. 17 National

Fungi Isolated From Waste Site Soil Madonna Piamonte
Samples 1 & 2 / 2007
Eleasar Solomon
Manila Campus, COE (College of Engineering)
3. Temperature Dependency of Melito Baccay Journal of Advanced Vol. 1 No. 1 / Feb. International
Chloride Induced Corrosion in Concrete Technology 2009
Concrete
Manila Campus, CLA (College of Liberal Arts)
4. A Critical Study of the Theme of Anunciacion Brotonel PJIET Vol. 17 National

Alienation in Selected Philippines 1 & 2 / 2007
Free Press Prize-Winning Short
Stories
5. Validation of a Leadership Juliet Catane PJIET Vol. 17 National

Questionnaire
Divina Elvambuena 1 & 2 / 2007
Manila Campus, IRTC
6. The Combustion Characteristics Felipe Argamosa Philippine Science Nov. 2009 National
of Coconut Methyl Ester in Diesel Compendium of
Engines Engineering Science and
Industry
7. Engine Performance Felipe Argamosa Proceedings 16th AEAN Dec. 2009
Characterization of Coconut Methyl Regional Symposium on
Ester and Jatropha Methyl Ester Carlos Zapanta Chemical Engineering
Using Un-additized Diesel Fuel
E. Lauzon

Table 17. List of Research Outputs Published in Various Journals (continuation…)
Vol. No./
Level
Title of Article Author/s Name of Journal Issue/
(Local,
Year
Nat’l, Int’l)
TUP Manila
The Combustion Characteristics of Coconut Methyl Ronald Felipe Argamosa Philippine Science Nov. 2009 National
Ester in Diesel Engines Compendium of
Engineering Science
and Industry
Engine Performance Characterization of Ronald Felipe Argamosa Proceedings Dec. 2009
Coconut Methyl Ester and Jatropha Methyl Ester Carlos Zapanta 16th ASEAN Regional
Using Un-additized Diesel Fuel E. Lauzon Symposium on
Chemical
Engineering
Predictors of Application of Effective Leadership Apollo Portez APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
Practices of Mid-Managers in TUP OVPRE Feb. 26,
2009
Competencies of BSIE Graduates Employed in the Romeo Ebonite APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
DepEd Manila OVPRE Feb. 26,
2009
TUP BSIE Graduates’ Performance in LET Alberta Manguerra APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
OVPRE Feb. 26,
2009
Library Information Management Package for Wilhelmina Borjal APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
Tertiary Students OVPRE Feb. 26,
2009
Level of Efficiency of Teacher Education Program in Benita Villanueva APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
Selected SUCs OVPRE Feb. 26,
2009
Predictors of Organizational Performance of GOCCs Narlyn Eusores APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
in Eastern Visayas OVPRE Feb. 26,
2009
Technology Orientation of 4th Yr. Students in CIT TUP Cherrypyn Barbacena APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
-Manila OVPRE Feb. 26,
2009
Status of BSIE Programs NCR SY:2002-2004 Andres Taguiam APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
OVPRE Feb. 26,
2009
Influence of Philippine Granted Furnace Slag Upon Jedel Agron APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
Flowtability and Mechanical Properties of Concrete OVPRE Feb. 26,
2009
Energy Efficient Lighting (EEL) Saving Calculator for Arjun Ansay APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
Household OVPRE Feb. 26,
2009
Engine Performance Characterization of Coconut and Felipe Argamosa 16th ASEAN Regional Manila International
Jathropha Methyl Ester Using Un-additized Diesel Carlos Zapanta Symposium on Hotel
Fuel Chemical Dec. 1-2,
Engineering, Phil. 2009
Institute of Chemical
Engineering
Influenced of Slag and Fly-ash on the Hardened Jedel Agron 4th National Aklan State National
Properties of Concrete Paving Blocks Research Forum on University
Global Social Issues, Dec. 13,
Science and 2009
Technology and
Environment:
Bridging through
Research

Name of Vol. No./ Level

Title of Article Author/s Journal Issue/Year (Local,
Nat’l, Int’l)
TUP Manila
College of Science
Extraction and Analysis of Oils from Melon Irmalyn Santos Rafaela APREO 2008, TUP, Local
and Chico Seeds Gollayan TUP-OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Extent and Status of the BAS- Erwin Elazegui APREO 2008, TUP, Local
Environmental Science Research Papers TUP-OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Faunal Inventory of the Zoological Erwin Elazegui APREO 2008, TUP, Local
Centers in Metro Manila TUP-OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Practices of Teacher Education Adora Pili APREO 2008, TUP, Local
Institutions In Science Education TUP-OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Floristic Inveotry of the Luneta Park Erwin Elazegui Annual NAST DOST National
Manila (Poster Paper Research) Scientific July 9-10,
Meeting of the 2009
National
Academy of
Science and
Technology
Knowledge and Attitude of College Erwin Elazegui Annual NAST DOST National
Students Towards Biodiversity Scientific Sept. 10-11,
Conservation (Poster Paper Research) Meeting of the 2009
National
Academy of
Science and
Technology
College of Liberal Arts
Glossary of Technical Terms for Rosario Nicdao APREO 2008, TUP, Feb. 26, Local
Students of TUP TUP-OVPRE 2009
Rate of Corrosion of Steel in Concrete Melito Baccay APREO 2008, TUP, Local
Exposed to Carbonation and Chloride TUP-OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Attack
Non-destructive Corrosion Measurement in Melito Baccay 3rd JSPS-DOST SEAMEO – International
Existing Reinforced Concrete Structure International Innotech, UP
Symposium on Diliman, QC
Environmental March 9-10,
Engineering – 2009
UP/ Tokyo
Institute of
Technology/
Kasetsart
University
Status of BSIE Programs NCR SY:2002-2004 Andres Taguiam APREO 2008, TUP, Local
TUP-OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
The guidance program in selected public TUP-Taguig 2009 Local

schools in the division of Taguig-Pateros: An Vicente Arevalo Research Digest
Evaluation


Nat’l, Int’l)
TUP Manila
The work motivation and its relationship to the TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
academic performance of the Technological Leila Ramos Research Digest
University of the Philippines-Taguig
Ladderized Engineering students
Analysis of selective linguistic items in spoken TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
discourse: Description of a Tagalog variety in Ma. Fe Gannaban Research Digest
Taguig
Electricity consumption monitoring alarm Raymund Lozada TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
System A.Arellano Research Digest
M. Banasing
Junior Authors TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
Research Digest
Modification of Vendo type customer operated Leo Lim TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
photocopier for TUP-Taguig academic J. Abonalla Research Digest
Community J. Javellana
Tapiz,E
Ursula, N
Technical viability of the Nipa palm tree as a Emmanuel Ferrer TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
source of bioethanol Lauro Dayao Research Digest
F. Tihume
B. dela Cruz
F. Givera
M. Basoba
R. Laruna
Technical viability of waste cooking oil as Joseph Bryan Asufra TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
starting material for the production of Rolita Cang Research Digest
Biodiesel J. del Rosario
J. Demate
R. Domael
S. Gerasmo
G. Mahinay
Design and development of equipment for the conversion of Edilberto Barrios III TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
waste cooking oil with Biodiesel Norway Pangan Research Digest
m. Aguirre
F.Barba
C. Flores
R. Getalado
J. Mascarenas
One of the sub-criteria under research component of SUC Leveling is the number of research outputs
presented in various fora, conferences, seminars, and similar activities. Despite the fact that there are very few
researches completed for 2009, and majority are subject for continuation next year, still, a good number of
research outputs were presented in various seminars this year (see Table 5.) Majority of the research outputs
listed are projects that were completed last year.


Nat’l,
Int’l)
TUP Manila
Formulation of soil database in Juan 1 Binan, Laguna: Basis for Edgar Gay-ya TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
Pipe Laying construction G. Datario Research Digest
F. Gonzales
A. Tante
Waste plastic bottle strips as fiber material in the pre-cast Egar Gay-ya TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
concrete canal panels M. Olinares Research Digest
D. Serra
J. de Jesus
Production of biodegradable polypropylene plastic from banana Norway Pangan TUP-Taguig 2009 Local
(Musa Acuminata Colla) stem fiber M. Ramos Research Digest
D. Lonto
TUP Cavite
Prospects of Polyhrodxyalkanoate from Fruit and Vegetable Belinda Legaspi PJIET Vol. 17 1&2 / National
Scraps as Raw Material in the Production of Biodegradable 2007
Plastic
Multiple Intelligences Across Levels: A Comparative Study by Normi Salita PJIET Vol. 17 1&2 / National
Type of School 2007
A Descriptive Study on the English Reading Comprehension of Emily Beltran PJIET Vol. 17 1&2 / National
Industrial Education Students and Engineering Students 2007
Supervised Industrial Training Narrative Report: A Ireneo Garcia Jessie PJIET Vol. 17 1&2 / National
Documentary Analysis Saulog 2007
Graciano Feraer
Beliefs and Perceptions of Science Teachers on the Value of Evangeline Felizarta PJIET Vol. 17 1&2 / National
Safety and Hazard Management in the Laboratory 2007
Development of a PC Based Short Message Service (SMS) Melchor Fernando PJIET Vol. 17 1&2 / National
Controlled Switching System Myrna Fernando 2007
TUP Visayas
Folk Toys in Teaching Fluid Mechanics: Apparatus and Perla Montealegre Philippine Vol. 30 / 0117- National
Learning Module Physics Society 150X /2008
Journal
Development of an Electromechanical Jack With Emergency Arnel Mondejar PJIET Vol. 17 1&2 / National
Light Device 2007

Table 18. List of Research Outputs Presented in Appropriate For a/Conferences,

Seminars, and Similar Activities
Title of Forum, Level

Title of Research Output Presenter/s Conference, etc/ Venue/Date (Local, Nat’l,
Organizer Int’l)
TUP Manila
Predictors of Application of Effective Leadership Apollo Portez APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
Practices of Mid-Managers in TUP OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Competencies of BSIE Graduates Employed in the Romeo Ebonite APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
DepEd Manila OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
TUP BSIE Graduates’ Performance in LET Alberta Manguerra APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Library Information Management Package for Wilhelmina Borjal APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
Tertiary Students OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Level of Efficiency of Teacher Education Program Benita Villanueva APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
in Selected SUCs OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Predictors of Organizational Performance of Narlyn Eusores APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
GOCCs in Eastern Visayas OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Technology Orientation of 4th Yr. Students in CIT Cherrypyn APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
TUP-Manila Barbacena OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Status of BSIE Programs NCR SY:2002-2004 Andres Taguiam APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Influence of Philippine Granted Furnace Slag Jedel Agron APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
Upon Flowtability and Mechanical Properties of OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Concrete
Energy Efficient Lighting (EEL) Saving Arjun Ansay APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
Calculator for Household OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Engine Performance Characterization of Coconut Felipe Argamosa 16th ASEAN Regional Manila Hotel International
and Jathropha Methyl Ester Using Un-additized Carlos Zapanta Symposium on Chemical Dec. 1-2, 2009
Diesel Fuel Engineering, Phil.
Institute of Chemical
Engineering
Influenced of Slag and Fly-ash on the Hardened Jedel Agron 4th National Research Aklan State National
Properties of Concrete Paving Blocks Forum on Global Social University
Issues, Science and Dec. 13, 2009
Technology and
Environment: Bridging
through Research
UES
Evaluation of Adopt a Barangay Project Redentor Janaban APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
for Barangay Kinabuhayan, Dolores, OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Quezon
TUP Taguig
Waste Plastic Strips as Fiber Material in Pre-Cast Edgar Gay-ya APREO 2008, TUP- TUP,Feb. 26, 2009 Local
Concrete Canal Panels OVPRE
Design and Development of a Batch Process Jane Morgada APREO 2008, TUP- TUP, Local
Control Mixing OVPRE Feb. 26, 2009
Design and Development of Equipment for the Edilberto Barrios III REDTI – REDTI Lyceum of the National
Conversion of Waste Cooking Oil with Biodiesel Phils., Batangas
May 28, 2009

Table 18 List of Research Outputs Presented in Appropriate For a/Conferences,

Seminars, and Similar Activities (continuation...)
Title of Research Output Presenter/s Title of Forum, Venue/Date Level

Conference, etc/ (Local, Nat’l,
Organizer Int’l)
TUP Taguig
Formulation of Soil Database in Juan 1 Biñan, Edgar Gay-ya REDTI – REDTI Lyceum of the Phils., National
Laguna: Basis for Pipe Laying Batangas
May 28, 2009
The Guidance Program in Selected Public Vicente Arevalo REDTI – REDTI Lyceum of the Phils., National
Schools in the Division of Taguig-Pateros: An Batangas
Evaluation May 28, 2009
Batch Process Control Mixing for the Jane Morgado PUP – DOST Bayview Hotel National
Production of Laminol GEC March 10, 2009
Characterization of Marble Particles and its Edgar Gay-ya PUP – DOST Bayview Hotel National
Potential as Material Component in Concrete March 10, 2009
Hollow Blocks (CHB)
Design and Development of Channel Stove Rexmel Decapia PUP – DOST Bayview Hotel National
March 10, 2009
Design and Development of a Prepaid Card- Danilo Miranda PUP – DOST Bayview Hotel National
Activated Electric Meter March 10, 2009
Waste Plastic Bottle Strips as Fiber Material in Edgar Gay-ya REDTI – REDTI Filamer Christian National
the Pre-cast Concrete Canal Panels College, Capiz City
July 29-31, 2009
Analysis of Selective Linguistic Items in Ma. Fe Gannaban REDTI – REDTI Filamer Christian National
Spoken Discourse: Description of a Tagalog College, Capiz City
Variety in Taguig July 29-31, 2009
The Work Motivation and its Relationship to Leila Ramos REDTI – REDTI Filamer Christian National
the Academic Performance of the TUP-T College,
Ladderized Engineering Students Capiz City
July 29-31, 2009
Design and Development of Channel Stove Rexmel Decapia PUP – DOST Bayview Hotel National
March 10, 2009
Design and Development of a Prepaid Card- Danilo Miranda PUP – DOST Bayview Hotel National
Activated Electric Meter March 10, 2009
Waste Plastic Bottle Strips as Fiber Material in Edgar Gay-ya REDTI – REDTI Filamer Christian National
the Pre-cast Concrete Canal Panels College, Capiz City
July 29-31, 2009
Analysis of Selective Linguistic Items in Ma. Fe Gannaban REDTI – REDTI Filamer Christian National
Spoken Discourse: Description of a Tagalog College, Capiz City
Variety in Taguig July 29-31, 2009
The Work Motivation and its Relationship to Leila Ramos REDTI – REDTI Filamer Christian National
the Academic Performance of the TUP-T College,Capiz City
Ladderized Engineering Students July 29-31, 2009

One Grant of Incentives in Publication
A significant contributor in the points obtained by TUP in the SUC Leveling 2003 was the research outputs published in
national and international journals. To encourage faculty researchers to conduct research and publish their research
results in journals, the BOR approved in 2006 the grant of incentive for publications. In 2008, the University has
Table 19. List of Grantees of Incentives in Publications. Amount
Name of Researcher Title of Research Article Name of Journal Issue Approve
Name of Researcher Title of Research Article Name of Journal Issue d Amount
Ma. Richie J. Caibal (TUP Size Effect on Structural Journal of Structural Vol. 73, No. 5,000Approved
Ma. Richie J. Caibal (TUP-M) Size Effect on Structural Journal of Structural Construction Vol. 73, No. 626, 5,000
-M) Performance
Performance ofof Reinforced
Reinforced Construction Engineering,
Engineering, Architecture 626, April
Institute April2008
Concrete Beams
Concrete Beams Under
UnderFlexure of Japan (AIJ)Institute of
Architecture 2008
Edgar Gay-ya Characterization of Marble Research and Educational Vol. 5B, October 5,000
(TUP-T)
Flexure
Particles and Its Potential as
Japan (AIJ)
Development Training Institute 2008 issue.
Edgar Gay-ya Characterization
Material Component ofinMarble
the Research and
(REDTI) Journal Vol. 5B, 5,000
Production of Concrete Hollow
Particles and
Blocks (CHBs)
Its Potential as Educational Development October
(TUP-T) Material Component in the Training
Dionisio A. Espression, Jr. (TUP Construction Method of Housing ResearchInstitute (REDTI) 2008Vol.
and Educational issue.
5B, October 5,000
-M) on Water in Puerto
Production Princesa City,
of Concrete Development
Journal Training Institute 2008 issue
Palawan, (REDTI) Journal
Belinda S. Legaspi (TUP-C) Hollow Blocks
Prospects (CHBs)
of Polyhydroxyalkanoate Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
from Fruit and Vegetable Scraps as Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
Raw Material in the Production of 2007 issue
Biodegradable Plastic
Buenaventura V. Sabater (TUP- Performance Appraisal of a Locally Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
M) Developed Sound Suppressor Unit Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
for Hypersonic Ammunition 2007 issue
Normi S. Salita (TUP-C) Multiple Intelligences Across Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
Levels: A Comparative Study by Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
Type of School 2007 issue
Anunciacion M. Brotonel (TUP- A Critical Study of the Theme of Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
M) Alienation in Selected Philippines Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
Free Press Prize-Winning Short 2007 issue
Stories
Juliet A. Catane & Ma. Divina Validation of a Leadership Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
E. Elvambuena Questionnaire Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
(TUP-M) 2007 issue
Emily L. Beltran A Descriptive Study on the English Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
(TUP-C) Reading Comprehension of Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
Industrial Education Students and 2007 issue
Engineering Students
Olga M. Ong Library Performance as Perceived Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
(TUP-M) by the Students, Faculty and Staff Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
of the Technological University of 2007 issue
the Philippines, Manila
Arnel P. Mondejar Development of an Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
(TUP-V) Electromechanical Jack with Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
Emergency Light Device 2007 issue
Ireneo I. Garcia, Jessie C. Supervised Industrial Training Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
Saulog & Graciano G. Feraer Narrative Report: A Documentary Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
(TUP-C) Analysis 2007 issue
Evangeline Bulos-Felizarta Beliefs and Perceptions of Science Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
(TUP-C) Teachers on the Value of Safety Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
and Hazard Management in the 2007 issue
Laboratory
Melchor P. Fernando & Myrna Development of a PC Based Short Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
B. Aquino-Fernando (TUP-C) Message Service (SMS) Controlled Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
Switching System 2007 issue
Erwin P. Elazegui, Madonna B. Bioremediation Potential of Fungi Philippine Journal of Industrial Vol. 17, Nos. 5,000
Piamonte & Eleasar D. Solomon Isolated from Waste Site Soil Education and Technology (PJIET) 1&2, Jan.-Dec.
(TUP-M) Samples 2007 issue
Gisela Rolluqui The Blended E-Learning Model for Journal of Informatics, KANSAI Vol. 26, January, 5,000
(TUP-M) the Technological University of the University, Japan 2007
Philippines

Extension Services
Date No. of Type of Clients
Priority
TUP Visayas Program/Project Title 28 or 25%
TUP recognizes
Priority66
Priority the social role it plays in communityImplemente
5,679 or23
development. Clients
or 20%
For
24% Served
years, TUP focused its extension programs for
TUP Taguig 20 or 18%
enhancing the quality of life of the majority of Filipinos. TUP utilized its pool of experts in the conduct of extension
TUP that
programs Caviteaddress immediate and10local
or 9%needs of Filipinos. The University’s extension programs are broadly
Priority55
Priority 16 or 14%or 21%
4,936
covered in the UESfollowing priority areas: 30 or 27%
IRTC 7 or 6%
Priority
Priority
Priority 44 1. Enhancement
5 or 4% of Professionals, semi-skilled manpower in academe, industry and comunity.
750 or 3%
COE 2 or 2%
Priority 2. Development
4 or 4% of a dynamic
or 11% 14community that is socially and economically transformed particularly
Priority33COS
Priority 2,580 or 12%
those that affects the depressed, deprived and the underprivileged group of the target areas of
CIE 4 or 4%
the university.
Priority
Priority22 CIT 1 or 1% 28 or8,372
25%or 35%
Priority
CLA 3. Strengthening
5 or 4% Internal Capability Development Service programs for faculty and students for
Priority 1 enhanced
1,710 involvement
or 7% in extension work.
Priority CAFA
1 2 or 2% 27 or 24%
Priority 4. Development of an active communication system for the promotion of relevant extension
program.
Priority 5. Strengthening Special Project Development Services (SPDS) on Gender and Development (GAD),
Coop Education and other institutional and national thrusts.
Priority 6. Enhancement of the public service rendered in the University.
In 2009, a total of 113 extension programs were completed benefiting a sum of 24,027 individuals coming from
different walks of life (e.g. professionals, local residents, youths, etc.). TUP’s majority of extension programs in 2009
focused on developing dynamic communities particularly serving the depressed, deprived and underprivileged
Filipinos (see Figure __). This fact undoubtedly supports TUP’s commitment to help the Philippine Government in
its effort to enhance the life of local Filipinos in the different barangays. Aside from community development
programs, the University extension workers across all campuses implemented projects to develop the skills and
competencies of professionals and semi-skilled individuals. A total of 27 % or 24% of extension projects in 2009 were
under this thrust. Meanwhile, there are a total of 23% or 20% projects implemented under Priority Area No. 6. The
projects conducted under this priority include activities for the immediate community of the University that is its
employees, faculty, and relatives of TUP employees. Relief operations, blood donations, and similar activities were
some of the projects implemented by faculty, students, and staff of the University under Priority 6.
Figure __. Distribution of implemented extension programs by priority area in FY 2009.
In terms of the number of beneficiaries for the implemented extension projects in 2009 a total of 24,027
individuals’ composed local residents, youth, professionals, and semi-skilled workers among others have
served. The distribution of beneficiaries by priority area is shown in Figure __.
Figure __. Distribution of beneficiaries of various implemented extension programs by

Establishment of Strong and Meaningful Linkages to Identified R&D institutions,

Agencies, or Parties
Part of the University’s R&D Agenda for 2006-2010 is to forge linkages with various R&D institutions. Through the
years, the University has benefit from these special relationships, which include: project collaboration, result
dissemination, staff development, resource sharing, and financial grants. For the year under review, IRTC has conducted
various R&D activities with the following institutions:
 TIP and Mapua for “Diesel Engine Performance of Crude Coconut Oil for Farm-based Power Generation”;
 Petron Corporation for the following projects: (a) Endurance Testing for E10 Fuel; (b) Cold Mix
 Development for Asphalt as Pavement; and (c) Detergency Test for Plant-based and Fossil-based Bio-2T.
 National Historical Institute for the project entitled “Study of Different Mortar Types for Historic Building”.
R&D Awards for 2009

Dr. Melito Baccay was named by NAST as the Outstanding Young Scientist for 2009. He likewise received an award for
his research published in an international journal which is an ISI-listed journal.
Gender and Development (GAD)
Agency: Technological University of the Philippines—Manila
Table 20. Annual Programs of GAD
Program/Activity/Project Gender Issue GAD Activity Results

ORGANIZATIONAL FOCUSED Weak implementation of GAD concepts Conduct seminar on gender Gender and development
General Administration and support-Human and gender sensitivity among sensitivity, Gender Analysis workshop meeting was
Resource Development organizations, officials, faculty and Gender Responsive and conducted on September 17,
researchers, extension workers and Gender Responsive planning. 2009 at the TUP-IRTC with 32
Focal Point Members focal persons attended the
activity from the different
campuses, units and colleges.
Consultation with group of women regarding In active group among women in the Conduct meeting to officers Conducted 10th Anniversary of
existing planned activities on GAD. university. and members for the TUP Crèche on August 17, 2009
reactivation of the group for with 32 participants.
the implementation of
planned activities. PAUW activities were attended
by TUP-PAUW officers and
members such as meetings,
Third Mid-Biennial Convention
and 81st Anniversary towards
wellness and solidarity held on
October 20, 2009.

Program/Activity/Project Gender Issue GAD Activity Results
Utilizing the Crèche as a pre-school based Weak operation of the Crèche as pre – Formulation of needed Documents were facilitated for
for working employees of the University. school based project for children of papers in order to establish the utilization of TUP Crèche to
working employees of the University by Crèche as school-based. become Nursery School. There
June 2009. were 11 enrollees of the TUP
Purchasing of needed books Crèche with 6 children from the
and materials to be used by nearby community.
the teacher and the children.
Materials such as educational
Meeting will be conducted to toys, books and supplies were
concern personnel regarding purchased for the usage of the
of Crèche as school-based. Crèche Nursery School.
Salary of in-charge personnel Meetings were often conducted

for 1 year. with the GAD university focal
person for the implementation
of the activity.
CLIENT FOCUSED Lack of knowledge on GAD concepts Conduct seminar on gender Conducted Gender Issues/
Information dissemination on GAD concepts and gender sensitivity among students. mainstreaming and human Concerns and Rights Based
among students. rights. Forum to TUP students on
December 12, 2009 with 357
NSTP-CWTS students from the
College of Engineering and
College of industrial
Technology.
Curricular Activities Lack of GAD perspective in curricular Formulate GAD focal Discussion with Prof. Basa as
activities of students. members among students the JPAU adviser regarding the
and integrate them in the activation of the JPAUW of the
planning and university was conducted.
implementation of activities.
Meetings will be conducted

to recruit GAD members for
planning of activities and
implementation.

TUP Visayas 28 or 25%

Priority 6 23 or 20%
TUP Taguig 20 or 18%
TUP Cavi te 10 or 9%
UES 30 or 27%
Priority 4 5 or 4% IRTC 7 or 6%
COE 2 or 2%
Priority 3 14 or 12% COS 4 or 4%
CIE 4 or 4%
CIT 1 or 1%
CLA 5 or 4%
CAFA 2 or 2%
Figure 8. Distribution of Beneficiaries of Figure 9.Distribution of Beneficiaries

Various Implemented Extension Programs of Implemented Extension Programs
With regards to the performance of the extension centers in the University, Figure 9 shows that most of the
implemented extension projects came from the University Extension Service (UES) with 30 or 27% extension
projects. Among the top performing extension centers in the University include: TUP Visayas, 28 or 25%; TUP
Taguig, 20 or 18%; and TUP Cavite, 10 or 9%. Considerably, the satellite campuses completed most of the extension
projects. But by campus performance, collectively, the performance of the colleges and units in the Manila Campus
obtained the most number of completed projects with 55 or 48.67%.
The summary of completed extension projects by priority area and college/campus/units is listed in Table 21.
Table 21. Summary of Completed Extension Projects by Priority Area in 2009.
No. of
Types of Clients
Priority Program/Project Title Clients Date Implemented
Served
Served
Priority 1. Enhancement of Professionals, semi-skilled manpower in academe, industry and community
TUP Manila
CAFA 1. Developing an Alternative Cinema for youth with Filipino Sept. 28, 2009 50
values and cultural awareness
CIE 1. Continuing Professional Education Program for Non- June-Oct 2009 (1st 24 Professional
Education Graduates Batch)
2. LET 2009 Review Program for BSIE/BTTE/and other clients July 26-Aug. 24, 2009 47 Professionals
3. Summer Training Program for Non-Specialist High School Aril 27-May 22, 2009 106 Professionals
Teachers in TLE DepEd NCR
COE 1. Mechanical Engineering Lecture Series with the theme: Aug. 6, 2009 35 Professional ME
“Nanotechnology, Energy Efficiency, Mechatronics, The students
Engineering Trends in ME”
COS 1. The So-called Ideal in Physics Feb. 21, 2009 36 MAT Graduate
Students
2. Lecture—Series on the Teaching of Science and Feb. 21, 2009 60 MAT Graduate
Mathematics– An Easy Way Students
3. Lecture Forum on Current Trends in Classroom Assessment Feb. 22, 2009 30 Mat Graduate
Students
4. Lecture Forum on Teaching for Conceptual Understanding Feb. 22, 2009 20 MAT Graduate
and Conceptual Change Students
IRTC 1.Training Workshop on Electronics as Applied to Maritime Jan. 7-13,2009 15 Professionals
Technology
2. Basic Asphalt Technology Feb. 24—27 16 Youth
Jan. 9—30 17
Aug. 17—Sept. 4 30
June 29 -July 24 31
Sept. 22—25 24
3. Basic Laboratory Soil testing Mar. 2-6 Nov. 10—Dec. 16 Youth
19 July 27—Aug. 14 17
Oct. 12—16 31
24

Table 21. Summary of Completed Extension Projects by Priority Area in 2009. (continuation...)
No. of
Priority Program/Project Title Date Implemented Clients Types of Clients Served
Served
Priority 1. Enhancement of Professionals, semi-skilled manpower in academe, industry and community
TUP Manila
4. Concrete and Concrete Materials Testing Mar. 9—13 16 Youth

Feb. 2—25 17
June 29—July 24 30
July 27—Aug. 14 31
Oct. 5—9 24
5. Applied Mechanical Technology (CNC Feb. 23—Mar. 13 31 Youth
Programming, Gear Hobbing, Material Testing, Sept. 29—Oct. 15 01
Hydraulics, Pneumatics and Electro-Pneumatics)
6. Training on Electrical Machine Energy Jan. 12—23 15
Conversion (DC Generator, DC Motor, Jan. 26—Feb. 6 15
Synchronous Generator and Parallel Operations) Feb. 9—20 15
Feb. 23—Mar. 6 17
Mar. 9—20 15
Mar. 23—Apr. 3 22
Jan. 14—21 17
Jan. 28—Feb. 4 19
Feb. 11—18 16
Feb. 25—Mar. 4 16
Mar. 11—18 20
Mar. 25—Apr. 3 20
7. Webpage Development and Administration Nov. 9—13 20 Professionals

UES 1. national Training Workshop on Extension NSTP Oct. 20—22, 2009 108 Facilitators/Coordinators
Program on the National Capability Enhancement
Training for NSTP Trainors in the Successful
Program Implementators of NSTP
2. national Training—Workshop in the May 6—8, 2009 143 Professionals/Trainors
Implementation of NSTP Program “7th Congress
of NSTP Educators & Implementators”
3. Educational Tour for College/campus Extension April 15—17, 2009 19 Extensionist/Professionals
Coordinators and UES staff to TUP-Visayas
4. Capability Building Program for NSTP June 3—5, 2009 125 Extensionist/Professionals
Educators and Implementers of HEIs
5. National Capability Building Program for NSTP Oct. 23, 2009 108 Facilitators/Coordinators
Educators on Citizen Voters-Education
TUP Cavite
1. Informal Reading Inventory Among Struggling August 22, 2009 40 Students
English Readers of Dasmariñas Elementary School
2. School Safety for Cooperating Schools of TUPC Dec. 18—20, 2009 50 Faculty
3. Certification of Teaching Program for Non- April-May 2009 15
Education Professionals (Continuing Program)
TUP Taguig
1. Window Air-Con Preventive Maintenance and May 27—28, 2009 15 OSY/Bgy. Residnets
Troubleshooting
2. Basic Computer Aided Design and Drafting May 27—28, 2009 7 OSY/Bgy. Residents
3. Computer Networking Boot Camp Training Nov. 7—Dec. 5, 2009 15 Employees/Professionals
Priority 2. Development of a dynamic community that is socially and economically transformed particularly those that
affects the depressed, deprived and the underprivileged group of the target areas of the university
TUP Manila
CAFA 1. Seminar workshop on Basic Drawing and Color May 29, 2009 35
Combination for Young Children

Table 21. Summary of Completed Extension Projects by Priority Area in 2009. (continuation…)
Priority Program/Project Title Date Implemented No. of Clients Types of Clients

Served Served
Priority 2. Development of a dynamic community that is socially and economically transformed particularly those that affects
the depressed, deprived and the underprivileged group of the target areas of the university
TUP Manila
COE COE Adopt-a-Community Program at Barangay San May 18—20, 2009May 30204030
Miguel B, Maragondon, CaviteSeminars and Workshop 21—22, 2009May 23—
Series on Environment and Waste ManagementClean and 24, 2009May 18—22,
Green Barangay San Miguel BImprovement of San Miguel 2009
Elementray School GroundsBrigada Eskwela 2009
CLA 1. Pagsasanay Pangkabuhayan para sa Kaunlaran ng Jan. 16, 2009 25 Housewives and
Balayunan Farmers
2. Seminar on Managing Health and Fitness in the Brgy. May 22—23, 2009 25 Parents/OSY
Caniogan, Calumpit, Bulacan
UES 1. Ladderized Training on Personal Computer assembly,
Repair and Installation for the Constituents of Cuenca,
Batangas
2. Adopt-a-Barangay project for the development of 300
Barangay St. Lucia, Purok Taas, Parang, Dolores,
QuezonGist givingFood feedingClean and Green
3. Adopt-a-Barangay Project for the Development of May 20—22Aug. 12— 45304 OSY, Parents and
Kinabuhayan, Dolores, QuezonOrientation Meeting with 13Nov. 24Dec. 9 CommunityOSY and
Barangay OfficialsSemionar/Workshop on Basic Household ParentsBarangay
Appliance Repair and OperationSeminar/Workshop on Officials
Soap Making, Candle Making and other Livelihood
ProjectsCommunity Consultation Presentation of Results
During the Conduct of Activity UndertakenMedical and
Dental Mission for the Barangay Constituents of
Kinabuhayan, Dolores, Quezon
4. Community Building of Marginalized Urban June 20, 2009May 15, 30500500 ParentsParentsBrgy.
CommunitiesParent Tutorial of Kaibigan FoundationSports 2009March 1, 2009 Residents, students,
Fest of Kaibigan FoundationBeautification of the Walls faculty
along San MarcelinoBeautification of the Brgy. Hall of Brgy.
660Adopt-a-Estero de Balete
5. Series of Livelihood Program for the Constituents of One Year 20122728
Cuenca, BatangasCandle MakingSoap MakingFood
PreparationBeauty Culture
TUP Taguig
1. Helping Build Homes for the Poor of Pasig City July 4, 2009 120 Urban Poor
Families
2. Adopt-a-Barangay Project Aug. 20, 2009 30 Barangay Residents
MOA Signing
Priority 2. Development of a dynamic community that is socially and economically transformed particularly those that affects
the depressed, deprived and the underprivileged group of the target areas of the university
TUP Visayas
1.Ecology/Environment Program fo Brgy. San Fernando,

City of Talisay, Negros Occidental Developing a Mini Forest
- Tree Clearing/Ring Wedding Activity for Brgy. San
Fernando Feb. 28, 2009 OSY/Parents
B. Developing a Forest and Fruit-Bearing Trees

- Launching of Tree Nursery Project(712 seedlings)
Mar. 4, 2009 OSY/Parents
C. Clean-up
4. Values Training & Feeding Program Feb. 7, 2009 55 Children
5. Magrove Reforestation Program @ Brgy. Bubog 550 Coastal Residents

No. of
Types of Clients
Priority Program/Project Title Date Implemented Clients
Served
Served
Priority 2. Development of a dynamic community that is socially and economically transformed particularly those that
affects the depressed, deprived and the underprivileged group of the target areas of the university
TUP Visayas
6. Training—Seminar on traffic Road Safety for June—Sept. 2009 870 Trisicad Operators
Trisicad Drivers & Fabrications of Safety Lights & Drivers
7. mangrove plating at CICM, Talisay City Sept. 19, 2009 1,550 Coastal Residents
8. International Coastal Clean –Up at Brgy. Bubog Sept. 19, 2009 1,255 Coastal Residents
9. Psycho-social Enrichment Programs in the Dec. 2008—March 2009 67 Male & Female
Bureau of Jail Management and Penelogy, Bacolod Inmates
City
10. Health Awareness for Women and Children in Aug.9, 2009 45 Mothers & Children
Selected Brgy’s
11. RA 9165 (Anti-Drug Law Orientation & Feeding Feb. 11, 2009 120 Children & adults
Program in Zone 5, Talisay City)
12. Health Awareness on Avian Flu & Feeding March 11, 2009 60 Mothers & children
Program in Brgy. Catabla, Talisay City
13. Community Orientation on Swine Flu (AH1N1) Aug. 1, 2009 69 Mothers & Children
and Feeding Program in Zone 14B, Talisay City
14. Community Orientation on Swine Flu (AH1N1) Sept. 12, 2009 55 Children & adults
and Feeding Program in Purok Barikutot, Talisay
City
15. Tree Planting in Brgy. Patag, Silay City City Aug. 29, 2009 150 Nearby residents
16. TUP BASD involvement in Nutrition Month Jul. 31, 2009 45 Parents & children
Celebration at Charito Heights, Brgy. Granada,
Bacolod
17. Mini tree (endemic) Nursery Project at TUP-V 2009-2010 Adopted brgy.
March 4, 2009
(Launching)
18. Tree Planting at Brgy. San Fernando, Talisay Aug. 8, 2009 1,500 Residents
City Aug. 15, 2009
19. Fabrication of Multi-Operational Device for July-Oct. 2009 150 Beneficiaries
BIND Foundation
Priority 3. Strengthening Internal Capability Development Service programs for faculty and students for enhanced
involvement in extension work.
TUP Manila
1. Livelihood Program for Unemployed Residents Aug. 15—Sept. 5, 2009 95 OSY

of Brgy. Potrero, Malabon
35
Social Dancing Workshop
1. Training the Trainors in Result Monitoring and Apr. 15—17, 2009 40 Extensionist
Evaluation
2. Designing training Program for Trainors Feb. 26, 2009 25 Extensionist
3. Intensifying Extension Services of the May 12, 2009 15 Faculty
University (1st batch)
Oct. 16, 2009
(2nd batch) 35 Extensionist
UES 4. Leadership & Survival Skills Training Program May 28—30, 2009 30 Faculty / Student
for CWTS Volunteers
5. Drug Prevention and Control Program Aug. 15, 2009 1,500 Students
6. Enhancement Capability Seminar in Values Oct. 30—31, 2009 60 Student leaders
Formation Leadership & Teambuilding for CWTS
and LTS Society

No. of
Priority Program/Project Title Date ImplementedClients Types of Clients Served
Served
Priority 3. Strengthening Internal Capability Development Service programs for faculty and students for enhanced
involvement in extension work.
TUP Taguig
1. Environmental Protection Skills Nov. 28, 2009 140 Youth

Enhancement
2. Capability Building for Volunteers Sept. 26 & Oct. 10, 2009 140 Youth
(TUPT—Knowledge Channel) Project
3. Gawad Kalinga Forum “Kabataan: Lakas Sept. 12, 2009 140 Youth
ng Pagababago”
4. Basic Safety and Disaster Preparedness Sept. 12, 2009 200 Youth
Training
TUP Visayas
1. Training the Trainors in Results Apr. 15—17, 2009 40 TUPV Faculty

Documentation, Monitoring and
Evaluation of Extension Program
2. Research of Extension Forum Seot. 14, 2009 85 TUPV Faculty
Priority 4. Development of an active communication system for the promotion of relevant extension program
TUP Manila
2. Publication of the UES Brochure and Feb.—June 2009 100 Professionals

UES Information for 2009 (3 months) copies
UES 1. Production of the “Kalinga”, the Official Mar 2009 50 Faculty/Student
Newsletter of UES June 2009 50
Sept 2009 50
Dec 2009 50
2. Publication of the UES Brochure and Feb.—June 2009 100 Professionals
UES Information for 2009 (3 months) copies
TUP Taguig
1. Production of 2007 and 2008 Extension Oct. 31, 2009 50 TUPT Clients
Brochure
2. Publication of Articles on June 2009 100 TUPT Clients
TUP@Taguig.com
TUP Visayas
1. Creation of TUPV Gazette Sept. 24, 2009(1st issue) 300 Faculty, students, agencies
Priority 5. Strengthening Special Project Development Services (SPDS) on Gender and Development (GAD), Coop
Education and other Institutional and National thrusts
TUP Manila
1. Pamaskong Handog ng TUP-CLA at 25

Lingap Foundation para sa mga Pamilya ng
Dumpsite, Calumpit, Bulacan
2. Pamaskong Handog para sa Pamilyang Dec. 18—19, 2009 100
Badjao at Kristiyano sa Apalit, Pampanga
1.Cooperative Education Promotion and
Development Program
Seminar on Cooperative Performance Feb. 28, 2009 25 Coop officers/students
Evaluation System Operation (COOPESO)
5th GA and Election of Officers
Pre-membership Seminar Feb. 13, 2009 337 Faculty/Admin
Strategic Planning Workshop & Team Aug. 21, 2009 30 Faculty/Admin
Building Seminar for Coop Officer & Mngt. May 24—25, 2009 32 Faculty/Admin
Staff
Priority 5. Strengthening Special Project Development Services (SPDS) on Gender and Development (GAD), Coop
Education and other Institutional and National thrusts
TUP Taguig
1. Manila Bay Coastal Clean-Up Dec. 6, 2009 500 Visitors/Residents

No. of
Types of Clients
Priority Program/Project Title Date Implemented Clients
Served
Served
Priority 5. Strengthening Special Project Development Services (SPDS) on Gender and Development (GAD), Coop Education
and other Institutional and National thrusts
TUP Taguig
2.Greening & Re-Greening Program for Nov. 14, 2009 140 Youth
Community of Taguig at C5 Road
3. Solicitation & Distribution of Gifts to Flood Oct.—Dec. 1, 2009 27 Employees/Students
Victims of “ONDOY”
4. Safety Forum June 17, 2009 200 Youth
5. Caring for the Elderly at Camillus Medhaven Aug. 8, 2009 22 Elderly
6. Mass Blood Donation 2009 Aug. 19, 2009 66 Needy Patients
TUP Visayas
1. Basic Water Rescue Training for Employees and May 18—25, 2009 42 Employees & children
their Children
2. Lecture on Diabetes Awareness and Free Feb. 26, 2009 75 Employees
Laboratory Check-Up
3. Lecture on Awareness of End-Stage Renal March 13, 2009 830 Faculty, staff & students
Disease Prevention
4.Lecture on Awareness of End-Stage Renal April 2, 2009 40 BSME & BSECE students
Disease Prevention
5. Values Enrichment Seminar & Lecture Forum Sept. 23—25, 2009 1,680 Faculty, staff & faculty
pursuant to EO 347
Dangerous drugs
Smoking, drinking
Tattooing, Piercing
Early marriage, abortion
Priority 6. Enhancement of the public service rendered in the University
TUP Manila
1. “CIT 6S PROGRAM”
1. Linis Ganda and Waste Management Project un One year
TUP
2. Social Graces
3. NSTP Day
TUP Cavite
1. Voluntary Mass Blood Donation for TUP- Mar. 14, 2009 70 Students and Faculty
Faculty, Alumni, and students (continuing
Program)
2. Sharing to Brgy. Tadlac, Los Baños, Laguna Oct. 4, 2009 250 Families
3. Relief Operation turned over to NAVRESCOM Oct. 2009 100 Ondoy Victims
4. Relief Operation at Ternate, Cavite Nov. 7, 2009 120 Santi Victims
5. Seminar (Plumbing & Welding) Nov. 27—28, 2009 30 Nueva Ecija Tech. Univ.
6. Seminar (Plumbing & Welding) Dec. 9—10, 2009 34 Central Luzon State Univ.
7. Adopt- a– Community Through Hapag-Asa May 4—Oct 24, 2009 155 Children from 3-10 yrs.
Nutrition Program Old
TUP Taguig
1. Fire Drill Mar. 18, 2009 700 Youth, Faculty and Staff
2. Linis Ganda TUPT: Rehabilitation of the Multi Sept. 12—Oct. 12, 2009 2000 Students
Purpose Hall 150 Employees
3. Facilitating Enrollment process for New Apr. 14—May 29, 2009 600 Youth
Students of TUPT 600 Parents
4. SIT Assembly and Orientation Sept. 12, 2009 600 Youth
TUP Visayas
1. Alumni Homecoming Celebration 2009 (Silver Mar. 5, 2009 105 Alumni

Jubilee Celebration of Batch ‘84) 10 Retirees
130 Faculty & Staff
25 Guests

Planning, Development
Planning, Development && Information
Information System System
University Information Technology Center
Mandate
The University Information Technology Center (UITC) is tasked to assume direct responsibility and leadership in the
development and implementation of Information Technology system, programs, and policies that translate
meaningful results and redound to the attainment of vision, mission, and goals of the University.
Mission
The Center will be the active hub of information and Communication Technology (ICT) of the Technological
University of the Philippines. It shall concentrate its efforts to attain ICT modernization and productivity by:
 Management and technical supervision of University ICT facilities;
 Undertake ICT researches and development studies called in by its mandate; and,
 Collaborate and coordinate with industry and University constituents in the promotion and implementation of its
projects and extension services.
Achievements and Developments

Through the cooperation of the Center’s four(4) units namely: a) Network Management Unit; b) Web Development
Unit; c) Computer Maintenance and Service Unit; and, d) University Information System and Development Unit and
with the strong support of TUP administration, industry and University constituents, the UITC has managed to
translate into meaningful results the ICT developments in the University, to wit:
 supported 398 internet connections in the University with Bell Telecommunication as provider with 2MBPS as
maximum burst;
 installation of 4 routers to support wireless fidelity (wifi) technology at the College of Industrial Education
Building;
 supported the enrollment of 12,447 and 11,469 students for first and second semester, respectively in the co-
management and supervision of the maiden implementation of Enrolment and Registration System;
 management and technical supervision of the Inventory System;
 maintenance of Level 3 status of the www.tup.edu.ph as per evaluation of UNASPA stages of eGovernnance
conducted by the National Computer Center through continuous upgrading and publications of University
Information such as reports; news; student, employee and alumni information; job openings, entrance
examination passers, etc.
 strengthened the college-based IT Laboratory facilities. One hundred seventy two computer sets were added to
the existing 6 0 computer sets present in the college laboratories including the Integrated Research and Training
Center;
 extended technical assistance and support for computer repair and maintenance both for 93 offices with 84
hardware and software and 13 network repairs;
 forged linkage with Smart Communications, Inc. through adoption of their Community CARE (Campaign to
Advance Relationship-Building and Education) Program which includes the use of Infoboard (web-based SMS
service), community education and sponsorship provided assistance in the implementation of Student ID system;

 served as training ground for 21 Supervised Industrial Trainees distributed as follows: 1 trainee from Bachelor of
Fine Arts, 2 trainees from 7 trainees from Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering,
Bachelor of Science in Computing Major in Computer Science, 10 trainees from Bachelor of Technology –
Computer Engineering Technology with emphasis on network management, web design and administration,
computer repair and troubleshooting and computer programming.
 organized 8 ICT trainings and seminars as follows: 1 cycle for Java Training Course with TESDA and Korea -
Philippines IT Center for 28 faculty and staff participants;
 6 cycles for Basic IT Training course in cooperation with Smart Communications, Inc for 315 student, faculty and
staff participants; and Web Development and Administration Training with Integrated Research and Training
Center (IRTC) for 20 faculty and staff participants.
Cognizant of its role as ICT hub of the University and concretizing its mandate, the UITC has actively participated in
related projects. To mention:
Evaluated/ processed 310 documents of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines and Eulogio “Amang”
Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology for NBC 461 second and third cycle;
Attendance to German Alumni Training Program sponsored by the Internationale Weiterbildung und Entwicklung
(Inwent), Germany;
Served as lecturer for the topic Captivating Communications using Neuro-Linguistic Programming at the Don
Mariano Marcos Memorial State University, La Union;
Served as member of the Technical Sub-committee to review TUP Program on Awards and Incentives for Service
Excellence (TUP-PRAISE) Criteria and Guidelines.
Through the dynamic enthusiasm of Dr. Julian O. Marquez Jr., VP for PDIS. The UITC Management Team has a
dynamic work force in the persons of Julius A. Sareno, the Director, University Information Technology Center
Micheal L. Narisma, the Head, of Network Management, Renato Butch R. Bituonan, the Head, of Web
Development, Michael Robert P. Corpuz, the Head of Computer Maintenance and Service and Vicente E. Estember,
Head, of University Information System and Development

Planning and Development
The University in 2009 saw the relevance of developing a University-wide strategic plan. The plan
was instigated by conducting a seminar regarding strategic planning, which was participated in
by the key stakeholders in TUP. After the seminar, the different offices units in the four campuses
of the University submitted their strategic plans to set the directions of the University from
2010 up to the year 2014.
To oversee if the strategic plans will be attained, the action plans were evaluated according to
the projects/activities set forth at the beginning of the year. The result of the evaluation was
satisfactory and it provided necessary measures that enabled the Planning Office to closely
monitor or coordinate in order to ensure the full attainment of the said plans. The preparation
of the normative financing requirements of TUP was a concerted effort spearheaded by the
Planning Office and the University Research and Development Services. The said report
served as one of the bases for the evaluation of the institutional budget allocation for the
TUP System, which was submitted to the Commission on Higher Education and the
Department of Budget and Management
Linkages and External Affairs

Over the decades, TUP has established a wide array of institutional linkages with educational institutions, research institutes,
private or industrial companies, consultancy firms, government agencies, multinational corporations and agencies, and
professional organizations, both local and abroad. These linkages significantly enhance and compliment the four-fold
functions of the University- instruction, research, extension, and production. During 2009, these linkages are implemented in
the forms of faculty and student exchange, research collaborations, program consortia, ETEEAP industrial partners,
scholarships, technology transfer, and supervised industrial trainings.
The concerted effort of the constituents of the University has paved the way for government and private organizations both
here and abroad to be attracted with the university’s programs. Furthermore, through the years, TUP has already established
strong international linkages with fellow academic institutions as well as with private firm, from China, Canada, Thailand,
South Korea and Middle East. In the previous years up to this year, 2009, TUP has sustained its English language program
with Kumoh University, wherein several batches of Korean students were sent to TUP to study and learn the language, and
vice versa. The same language program was also brought to Chinese Language Council International. Also, TUP established a
partnership with Yantai Vocational College, China to enrich the engineering technology courses in the University. The Tokyo
Institute of Technology and Nihon University, Japan provides our engineering students technical training in their respective
field.
The other linkages in China focused more in International Studies, wherein TUP is working in partnership with Beijing
International Studies Institute and Zhenhua Tourism College. The Rajabhat Institute of Dhonburi, Thailand; Korea
University of Technology and Education, South Korea and Vancouver Island University, Canada caters to the TUP faculty
members as exchange faculty taking up graduate program course.
TUP is an active member of International University Sports Federation (FISU). Under the continuing education program for
professionals, TUP has worked with TESDA and Smart Communications, Inc.
Engr. Amyn Sadrudin Ebrahim Dahya, Managing Director and Technical Specialist, NIMASCO Group of Companies,
UTILECO Middle East is the instrument in the development and utilization of the nation’s manpower that has significantly
promoted and accelerated the economic and social growth of the people not only in the Asia-Pacific Region but also in the
international arena. His most important accomplishment is the development and commercialization of advanced
technologies for the purification of drinking water and decontamination of waste water and polluted soil.

Administration & Finance
Administrative Personnel Profile

In 2009, the university has 321 administrative and non-teaching personnel. Of the total number of employees, Manila
campus has the biggest number with 52% or 167 , Visayas with 23% or 73 , Taguig with 18% or 58 and Cavite with 7%
or 23. 263 of these are permanent; 22 are contractual and; 36 are casual employees.
Figure 10. Distribution of Administrative

Figure 11. Distribution of Administrative Personnel
Personnel by Campus
by Campus and Employment Status
Campus by Employment Status
Casual
Visayas Contractual (36) 11%
(73) 23 % (22) 7%
Manila
Taguig
(167) 52%
(58) 18% Permanent
Cavite (263) 82%
(23) 7%
Physical Development
TUP adheres to the need of its clientele for a conducive teaching-learning atmosphere, thus year 2009 is a continued
term for infrastructure development. There were a number of major projects completed and started as shown in the
table below.
Table 22. List of Physical Development Projects With Cost
Project Title Date % Accomplishment Project Cost
(Php)
TUP-Visayas October 2009 45% 675,000.00

Gymnasium
TUP-Taguig
Hydraulics/ Fluid Mechanics Laboratory at
the Civil Technology Area
Student Kiosk (Gazebo)
Italian Building Extension (Phase 2)
Multipurpose Building Canteen
Ramp for the Disabled
TUP Cavite
Water Tank
100% 1,050,054..94
TUP-Manila
Renovation of the following:
a. Centennial Stage
b. Audio-Visual Room 100% 9,962,334.12
(Administration Building)
Construction of CAFA Amphitheatre

Figure 12. Distribution of BOR Approved Figure 13. Source of Income CY 2009
Special Budget on Income
Sources
CO (25,032.29)
PS
(17,971 ,894.
(22,072,581. 16%
31 ) Tuition Fees
92)
22%
27% ( 70,353.12)
Other 45%
MOOE School Fees
(42,012,152.
78)
( 62,454.29)
51% 39%
Hydraulics/Fluid Mechanics Laboratory Student Kiosk (Gazebo)

at the Civil Technology Area
Water Tank
Multipurpose Building Canteen Ramp for the Disabled
Audio Visual Room
Italian Building Extension (Phase 2)
Centennial Stage
78 -ANNUAL REPORT 2009- Amphitheater

TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-SYSTEM
CONSOLIDATED DETAILED STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSES
For the Year Ended December 31, 2009
INCOME TOTAL MANILA TAGUIG CAVITE VISAYAS

Subsidy Income from
National Government 417,932,231.45 254,573,221.92 63,803,252.58 38,858,944.21 60,696,812.74
Less: Reversion of
Unused NCA 2,542,529.07 2,156,788.20 40,741.18 298,446.81 46,552.88
Net Subsidy Income
from National
Government 415,389,702.38 252,416,433.72 63,762,511.40 38,560,497.40 60,650,259.86
Fines and Penalties 800,322.72 26,965.22 773,357.50
Registration Fees 4,657,677.00 2,024,602.00 1,237,755.00 545,980.00 849,340.00
Athletic & Cultural Fees 5,481,540.00 3,222,860.00 60,040.00 880,480.00 1,318,160.00
Clearance &
Certification Fees 1,395,510.00 625,890.00 424,045.00 205,540.00 140,035.00
Testing Fee/
Comprehensive Exam 6,911,987.82 5,670,232.82 275,075.00 399,855.00 566,825.00
Diploma/Graduation Fee 2,764,295.00 816,125.00 1,545,845.00 187,000.00 215,325.00

Library Fees 8,505,348.50 4,143,524.00 1,545,845.00 1,100,762.50 1,715,217.00
Medical,Dental and
Laboratory Fees 6,797,092.50 3,999,770.00 1,100,562.50 1,696,760.00
Seminar/Training Fees 1,165,155.12 1,025,835.12 139,320.00
Transcript of Records
Fees 13,190,324.87 992,065.00 11,966,734.87 155,795.00 75,730.00
Other Service Income 45,150,966.37 27,635,281.07 83,397.29 7,340,618.00 10,091,670.01
Fines and Penalties 142,055.00 9,500.00 132,555.00
Income from Canteen
Operations 252,750.00 252,750.00
Income from Dormitory
Operations 2,825,043.08 2,091,725.00 460,141.09 273,176.99
Printing and Publication
Income 2,744.00 2,744.00
Rent/Lease Income 3,828,662.99 2,157,925.75 1,053,092.69 617,644.55
Tuition Fees 54,507,410.77 28,998,237.88 10,293,012.39 6,475,302.50 8,740,858.00
Other Business Income 3,962,419.63 1,736,549.38 108,326.25 2,117,544.00
Dividend Income 9,532.46 9,532.46
Income from Grants and
Donations 8,080,400.75 8,070,600.75 9,800.00
Insurance Income 12,640.00 12,640.00
Interest Income 2,304,339.34 845,226.74 865,624.24 225,002.85 368,485.51
Miscellaneous Income 3,551,183.69 14,000.00 3,537,183.69
Other Fines & Penalties 15,508.44 15,508.44
GROSS INCOME 591,704,612.43 346,538,890.35 94,510,980.47 57,912,866.55 92,741,875.06

Less: EXPENSES
Salaries and Wages-
Regular 158,726,603.47 94,617,843.68 22,615,509.82 14,694,706.36 26,798,543.61
Salaries and Wages-
Part timer 16,273,917.68 10,115,365.61 3,140,072.51 2,049,977.72 968,501.84
Salaries and Wages-
Substitute 20,050.06 20,050.06
Salaries and Wages-
Casual 3,104,944.61 1,113,688.51 295,769.57 619,697.40 1,075,789.13

Less: EXPENSES TOTAL MANILA TAGUIG CAVITE VISAYAS

Salaries and Wages-
Contractual 637,611.25 1,410.00 636,201.25
Salaries and Wages-Student

Labor/Emergency 1,136,738.16 1,136,738.16
Personnel Economic Relief

Allowance (PERA) 9,903,154.21 6,085,858.26 1,267,614.61 1,719,000.00 830,681.34
Additional Compensation
(ADCOM) 8,436,659.43 4,657,906.60 1,273,028.76 2,505,724.07
Representation Allowance 2,350,427.26 1,848,027.26 172,900.00 155,500.00 174,000.00
Transportation Allowance 2,186,072.35 1,816,530.03 64,042.32 131,500.00 174,000.00

Clothing and Uniform
Allowance 3,142,000.00 1,844,000.00 432,000.00 292,000.00 574,000.00
Subsistence,Laundry&Quart
ers Allowance 183,648.47 105,815.18 37,033.29 40,800.00
Productivity Incentive
Allowance 2,569,290.67 889,000.00 1,259,583.33 146,000.00 274,707.34
Other Bonuses and
Allowances 110,000.00 110,000.00
Honoraria 33,923,659.87 25,300,763.74 4,704,586.88 3,028,477.57 889,831.68
Hazard Pay 515,292.00 287,326.50 127,062.00 29,938.50 70,965.00
Longevity Pay 84,524.10 2,813.41 16,710.69 65,000.00
Overtime and Night Pay 17,726,694.29 9,544,721.32 1,897,552.05 1,457,965.64 4,826,455.28

Cash Gift 5,616,763.00 2,289,506.00 535,000.00 360,000.00 2,432,257.00
Year End Bonus 14,715,701.70 8,719,100.60 2,089,575.60 1,376,574.50 2,530,451.00
Life and Retirement
Insurance (LRIP)
Contributions 19,522,214.19 11,539,126.48 2,770,422.59 1,858,272.12 3,354,393.00
Pag-ibig Contributions 989,675.00 608,275.00 127,700.00 86,000.00 167,700.00
Philhealth Contributions 1,660,824.86 1,038,874.86 279,337.50 188,262.50 154,350.00
ECC Contributions 894,437.55 524,079.73 127,600.00 83,514.68 159,243.14
Terminal Leave Benefits 765,611.08 235,459.87 237,891.32 292,259.89

Other Personnel Benefits
Contributions 50,556,523.64 38,431,300.92 4,734,932.82 5,733,289.90 1,657,000.00
Traveling Expenses-Local 3,249,216.76 571,668.45 305,281.48 426,519.54 1,945,747.29

Training and Scholarship
Expenses 2,510,211.11 1,927,798.30 447,657.81 84,980.00 49,775.00
Office Supplies Expenses 8,645,885.65 4,784,908.08 2,401,652.13 197,306.63 1,262,018.81

Accountable Forms
Expenses 83,402.50 33,402.50 50,000.00
Drugs & Medicines
Expenses 10,000.00 10,000.00
Medical, Dental & Lab.
Supplies Expenses 1,476,679.37 410,381.75 1,006,487.98 59,809.64
Gasoline, Oil & Lubricants
Expenses 992,027.16 346,434.59 316,077.28 141,025.49 188,489.80
Textbooks & Instructional
Materials 225,581.82 3,500.00 222,081.82
Other Supplies Expenses 9,193,382.40 2,159,649.61 2,452,369.33 889,683.44 3,691,680.02

Water Expenses 9,203,307.95 8,089,338.74 1,074,346.33 26,625.00 12,997.88



Electricity Expenses 22,842,476.12 14,731,707.94 4,502,480.11 1,922,263.25 1,686,024.82
Cooking Gas Expenses 792,643.13 792,643.13
Postage & Deliveries 9,522.75 3,180.00 6,342.75
Telephone Expenses-
Landline 891,756.68 469,488.32 113,410.29 60,662.32 248,195.75
Telephone Expenses-
Mobile 173,334.81 47,423.25 63,200.00 62,711.56
Internet Expenses 517,331.83 357,916.60 74,960.00 30,335.89 54,119.34
Cable, Satellite, Telegraph
and Radio Expenses 8,525.00 8,525.00
Membership Dues and
Contribution to
Organizations 67,500.00 63,000.00 4,500.00
Advertising Expenses 345,566.23 297,465.73 35,432.50 2,000.00 10,668.00
Printing & Binding
Expenses 501,626.88 275,871.33 56,670.00 16,000.00 153,085.55
Rent Expenses 115,767.41 13,440.00 47,000.00 55,327.41
Representation Expenses 1,377,993.98 757,186.85 45,818.18 289,721.30 285,267.65

Subscription Expenses 279,346.00 85,748.00 37,836.00 92,802.00 62,960.00
Rewards and Claims 242,499.98 237,499.98 5,000.00
Legal Services 228,000.00 219,000.00 9,000.00
Auditing Services 25,314.83 25,314.83
Environment/Sanitary
Services 7,741.89 7,741.89
General Services 1,251,151.61 1,226,564.17 24,587.44
Janitorial Services 7,500,720.17 2,475,772.55 2,162,736.77 756,656.08 2,105,554.77
Security Services 11,795,247.03 5,149,935.81 4,305,778.55 1,020,000.00 1,319,532.67
Other Professional Services 1,076,607.50 859,096.53 217,510.97

Repairs & Maint. - Office
Buildings 1,936,223.62 1,242,939.24 681,347.38 11,937.00
Repairs & Maintenance-
School Buildings 5,540,230.45 3,230,950.64 2,246,674.81 62,605.00
Repairs and Maintenance -
Other Structures 214,032.59 152,156.59 61,876.00
Office Equipment 213,976.61 178,306.61 6,070.00 28,430.00 1,170.00
Furnitures & Fixtures 450.00 450.00
Repairs & Maintenance-IT
Equipment & Software 15,830.00 14,000.00 1,830.00
Repairs & Maint. -
Communication Equip. 8,000.00 8,000.00
Technical & Scientific
Equip. 144,440.00 144,440.00
Other Machinery &
Equipment 3,900.00 3,900.00

Land Transport Equipment 189,928.46 11,600.00 81,916.00 94,337.46 2,075.00
Other Property Plant &
Equipment 91,969.00 18,700.00 72,774.00 495.00



Extraordinary
Expenses 328,485.63 305,960.27 22,525.36
Miscellaneous
Expense 1,477,065.44 6,203.00 1,470,862.44
Tax, Duties and
Licenses 9,496.24 5,038.12 4,458.12
Fidelity Bond
Premiums 45,659.51 16,784.51 28,875.00
Insurance Expenses 163,633.58 86,473.29 30,288.26 46,872.03
Depreciation - Land
Improvements 660,299.28 122,478.11 237,405.72 300,415.45
Depreciation - Office
Buildings 101,514.20 101,514.20
Depreciation - School
Buildings 9,877,302.26 7,855,992.14 711,808.08 1,309,502.04
Depreciation Expense-
Other Structures 938,152.19 876,236.90 44,555.05 17,360.24
Depreciation - Office
Equipment 2,164,127.49 1,293,885.65 487,721.20 52,491.84 330,028.80
Depreciation -
Furniture & Fixtures 1,341,557.00 502,305.25 121,416.39 208,933.80 508,901.56
Depreciation - IT
Equipment 6,114,452.24 4,178,292.93 759,003.77 908,716.64 268,438.90
Depreciation-Library
Books 867,582.03 541,947.21 246,106.82 79,528.00
Depreciation -
Machinery 625,364.08 134,190.06 491,174.02
Depreciation -
Communication
Equipment 621,365.04 568,019.15 33,406.89 4,851.00 15,088.00
Fire Fighting
Equipment 52,867.51 28,427.16 10,435.20 14,005.15
Depreciation -
Medical,Dental & Lab
Equipment 164,253.00 8,358.95 9,348.43 145,375.62 1,170.00
Depreciation - Sports
Equipment 41,360.27 12,672.00 20,522.25 8,166.02
Depreciation -
Technical & Scientific
Equipment 1,970,598.92 936,280.30 811,154.01 109,913.66 113,250.95
Depreciation - Other
Machineries &
Equipment 350,955.76 211,771.79 26,838.90 44,301.00 68,044.07
Motor Vehicles 457,915.33 261,043.79 20,142.86 86,483.98 90,244.70
Depreciation - Other
Property Plant &
Equipment 1,022,577.08 68,993.64 235,426.25 718,157.19
Loss of Assets 4,385,384.52 79,359.68 4,306,024.84
Other Maintenance &
Operating Expenses 13,149,249.46 2,099,990.36 206,775.75 10,842,483.35
Bank Charges 1,400.00 1,400.00
TOTAL EXPENSES 496,685,006.24 291,681,923.32 78,142,218.25 45,072,726.56 81,788,138.11

EXCESS OF INCOME
OVER EXPENSES 95,019,606.19 54,856,967.03 16,368,762.22 12,840,139.99 10,953,736.95

CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
As of December 31, 2009
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash TOTAL MANILA TAGUIG CAVITE VISAYAS
Cash Collecting Officers 6,601,792.36 730,460.29 370,087.58 4,934,834.20 566,410.29
Cash-Disbursing Officers 324,330.74 324,330.74
Petty Cash Fund 33,900.00 25,000.00 8,900.00
Payroll Fund 3,288,519.58 3,058,049.88 230,469.70
Cash National Treasury
(MDS) 17,264,648.52 14,893,997.33 2,370,651.19
Cash in Bank-Local
Currency, Current 101,649,356.30 42,544,381.99 1,661,568.69 24,785,599.56 32,657,806.06
Cash in Bank-Local
Currency, Savings Account 37,265,498.25 37,265,498.25
Cash in Bank-Local
Currency, Time Deposits 61,068,177.48 44,924,336.56 16,143,840.92
Cash in Bank-Foreign
Currency, Time Deposit 7,213,786.70 7,213,786.70
Total Cash 234,710,009.93 105,731,174.44 49,566,013.72 29,720,433.76 49,692,388.01
Receivables
Accounts Receivable 9,514,263.05 5,510,060.53 3,318,599.27 367,715.65 317,887.60
Allowance for Doubtful
Accounts (75,225.25) (75,225.25)
Due from Officers &
Employees 6,103,920.22 5,557,665.30 305,929.86 121,267.50 119,057.56
Loan Receivables 3,207,185.43 2,380,275.00 14,910.43 812,000.00
Due from NGA's
(Procurement Services) 760,044.52 309,372.07 450,672.45
Due from Other funds 275,729.41 14,604.08 261,125.33
Receivables- Disallowances/
Charges 9,888,960.41 8,096,821.51 1,162,955.00 525,800.00 103,383.90
Advances to Officers &
Employees 4,194,869.71 3,683,568.77 511,300.94
Other Receivables 783,064.12 783,064.12
Total Receivables 34,652,811.62 25,552,367.26 5,950,268.03 1,014,783.15 2,135,393.18
Inventories
Office Supplies Inventory 2,206,689.30 555,560.16 354,723.77 461,660.70 834,744.67
Drugs and Medicines
Inventory 23,143.97 23,143.97
Medical & Dental Supplies
Inventory 120,833.82 32,550.00 88,283.82
Gasoline, Oil & Lubricants
Inventory 52,506.05 2,570.00 49,936.05
Textbooks & Instructional
Mat. Inventory 62,040.40 62,040.40
Other Supplies Inventory 4,510,235.63 469,482.37 1,461,968.24 1,782,930.93 795,854.09
Spare Parts Inventory 83,216.02 83,216.02
Construction Materials
Inventory 528,064.46 478,412.02 49,652.44
Total Inventories 7,586,729.65 1,621,790.57 1,928,384.85 2,244,591.63 1,791,962.60


ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
TOTAL MANILA TAGUIG CAVITE VISAYAS
Prepaid Insurance 411,081.27 340,211.46 55,301.39 15,568.42
Other Current Assets
Advances to
Contractors 1,586,909.07 1,396,980.00 189,929.07
Other Prepayments and
Deposits 883,966.32 861,726.32 20,000.00 2,240.00
Guaranty Deposits 168,152.00 108,152.00 60,000.00
Total Other Current
Assets 2,639,027.39 2,366,858.32 249,929.07 20,000.00 2,240.00
NON-CURRENT
ASSETS
Investments in Stocks
and Bonds 1,154,500.00 1,133,350.00 21,150.00
Property Plant and
Equipment
Land 434,700,732.90 419,337,090.00 15,363,642.90
Land Improvements 9,535,175.95 2,724,984.76 2,637,841.69 4,137,949.50 34,400.00
Accumulated
Depreciation-Land
Impvmt. 6,509,288.16 1,791,113.25 1,561,319.61 3,156,855.30
Net Book Value-Land
Improvements 3,025,887.79 933,871.51 1,076,522.08 981,094.20 34,400.00
Office Buildings 4,146,848.99 4,146,848.99
Accum. Depr. - Office
Buildings 2,479,930.46 2,479,930.46
Net Book Value-Office
Buildings 1,666,918.53 - - 1,666,918.53 -
School Buildings 377,644,561.26 287,843,479.82 15,817,958.66 47,911,278.33 26,071,844.45
Accumulated
Depreciation-School
Bldg. 150,768,508.37 120,649,836.55 6,587,777.17 23,530,894.65
Net Book Value-
School Buildings 226,876,052.89 167,193,643.27 9,230,181.49 24,380,383.68 26,071,844.45
Other Structures 35,134,307.31 19,499,458.40 12,776,852.50 385,783.20 2,472,213.21
Accumulated
Depreciation-Other
Structures 12,148,121.66 1,972,752.92 10,098,694.34 76,674.40
Net Book Value-Other
Structures 22,986,185.65 17,526,705.48 2,678,158.16 309,108.80 2,472,213.21
Office Equipment 23,615,386.33 16,293,716.69 3,018,508.44 1,595,757.00 2,707,404.20
Accumulated
Depreciation-Office
Eqpt. 10,394,158.27 7,351,939.47 840,823.70 846,510.24 1,354,884.86
Net Book Value-Office
Equipment 13,221,228.06 8,941,777.22 2,177,684.74 749,246.76 1,352,519.34
Furniture & Fixtures 50,080,209.90 28,162,286.56 2,793,958.75 3,278,103.67 15,845,860.92
Accumulated Depre.-
Furniture & Fixtures 7,331,675.55 2,546,019.27 446,866.15 1,528,982.91 2,809,807.22
Net Book Value-
Furniture & Fixtures 42,748,534.35 25,616,267.29 2,347,092.60 1,749,120.76 13,036,053.70
IT Equipment &
Software 48,813,451.59 29,414,008.40 4,693,262.39 9,828,017.00 4,878,163.80
Accumulated Depre.-IT
Equipment 26,427,455.42 15,197,754.32 1,555,078.08 8,468,122.47 1,206,500.55
Net Book Value-IT

Equipment & Software 22,385,996.17 14,216,254.08 3,138,184.31 1,359,894.53 3,671,663.25

ASSETS
Property Plant and

Equipment TOTAL MANILA TAGUIG CAVITE VISAYAS
Library Books 9,699,530.53 5,353,237.25 1,403,186.41 2,023,770.37 919,336.50
Accum. Depre. Library Books 2,957,951.84 2,151,535.24 666,298.93 140,117.67

Net Book Value-Library
Books 6,741,578.69 3,201,702.01 736,887.48 1,883,652.70 919,336.50
Machinery 12,084,847.56 2,591,631.00 9,493,216.56
Accum. Depreciation-
Machinery 5,233,840.97 2,286,796.85 2,947,044.12
Net Book Value-Machinery 6,851,006.59 - - 304,834.15 6,546,172.44
Communication Equipment 5,285,172.82 4,671,170.57 319,600.25 70,350.00 224,052.00
Accum. Depre.Communication
Equipment 3,277,787.76 3,052,801.18 133,738.83 66,147.75 25,100.00
Net Book Value-
Communication Equipment 2,007,385.06 1,618,369.39 185,861.42 4,202.25 198,952.00
Fire Fighting Equipment &
Accessories 1,501,875.20 1,308,233.70 88,150.00 105,491.50
Accum. Depre. - Fire Fighting
Equipment 270,999.65 191,182.20 33,457.70 46,359.75
Net Book Value-Fire Fighting
Equipment 1,230,875.55 1,117,051.50 54,692.30 - 59,131.75
Medical, Dental & Lab.
Equipment 4,011,940.75 737,160.00 114,482.70 3,153,798.05 6,500.00
Accum. Dep.-Med.Dental &
Lab. Equipment. 2,511,200.73 61,458.48 46,373.14 2,398,689.11 4,680.00
Net Book Value-Medical,
Dental & Lab. Equipment 1,500,740.02 675,701.52 68,109.56 755,108.94 1,820.00
Military Police & Trafic
Equipment 5,957.00 5,957.00
Sports Equipment 380,631.80 140,800.00 194,465.00 45,366.80
Accum. Dep.- Sports
Equipment 311,057.47 114,105.10 164,288.29 32,664.08
Net Book Value-Sports
Equipment 69,574.33 - 26,694.90 30,176.71 12,702.72
Technical & Scientific Mach. &
Equipment 49,083,898.45 34,912,248.22 9,712,944.72 1,828,956.00 2,629,749.51
Accum. Depre.- Tech. &
Scientific Mach.& Eqpt. 5,404,883.99 1,261,907.08 2,628,723.47 834,657.74 679,595.70
Net Book Value-Technical &

Scientific Mach. & Equipment 43,679,014.46 33,650,341.14 7,084,221.25 994,298.26 1,950,153.81
Other Machinery & Equipment 8,612,450.19 6,661,313.97 467,453.55 722,616.00 761,066.67

Accum. Depre.- Other
Machinery & Equipment 1,514,923.08 926,272.43 136,085.23 44,301.00 408,264.42
Machinery & Equipment 7,097,527.11 5,735,041.54 331,368.32 678,315.00 352,802.25
Motor Vehicles 6,464,732.36 2,929,653.00 940,000.00 1,379,466.00 1,215,613.36
Accum. Depre. Motor Vehicles 2,395,409.18 1,344,616.34 20,142.86 542,071.48 488,578.50

Net Book Value-Motor
Vehicles 4,069,323.18 1,585,036.66 919,857.14 837,394.52 727,034.86


ASSETS
Property Plant and

Equipment TOTAL MANILA TAGUIG CAVITE VISAYAS
Other Plant and Equipment 74,589,777.46 59,692,328.40 4,671,202.16 10,226,246.90

Accum. Depre. -Other
Property Plant &
Equipment 8,618,505.94 688,172.79 3,629,490.01 4,300,843.14

Property Plant &
Equipment 65,971,271.52 59,004,155.61 - 1,041,712.15 5,925,403.76
Total Property Plant

and Equipment 906,835,789.85 760,358,965.22 45,419,158.65 37,725,461.94 63,332,204.04
Construction in Progress -
Bldg & Other Structures 111,591,967.02 96,931,962.00 8,696,327.11 5,963,677.91
Other Assets 11,210,142.50 171,102.60 11,039,039.90
TOTAL ASSETS 1,310,792,059.23 994,207,781.87 122,904,422.72 70,725,270.48 122,954,584.16
LIABILITIES AND GOVERNMENT EQUITY

Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable 10,641,400.45 10,361,170.25 59,512.16 220,718.04
Due to Officers &
Employees 13,767,102.37 13,471,831.56 295,270.81
Due to Bureau of Treasury 39,206.40 39,206.40

Due to BIR 3,833,360.53 3,507,456.55 239,555.96 86,348.02
Due to GSIS 3,346,009.17 3,234,861.48 7,014.69 104,133.00
Due to PAGIBIG 1,199,020.89 1,191,928.33 1,506.48 5,586.08
Due to PHILHEALTH 201,937.50 199,775.00 450.00 1,712.50
Due to Other NGA's 12,949,246.46 12,716,970.93 232,275.53
Due to Other GOCC's 1,244,513.46 1,244,513.46
Due to LGU's 441,410.50 441,410.50
Due to Other Funds/Books 3,477,659.15 3,216,533.82 261,125.33
Guaranty Deposits Payable 1,644,147.42 755,605.24 820,305.84 68,236.34
Performance/Bidder's/Bail
Bonds Payable 438,084.85 322,400.00 92,681.00 3,600.00 19,403.85
Tax Refund Payable 676.57 676.57
Total Current
Liabilities 53,223,775.72 50,664,457.12 2,049,580.77 71,836.34 437,901.49
Other Liabilities
Other Payables 8,917,070.72 3,278,113.84 3,521,639.27 2,105,038.15 12,279.46
Bonds Payable 43,909.75 43,909.75
Other Deferred Credits 32,734,962.83 28,898,028.12 3,836,934.71
Total Other Liabilities 41,695,943.30 32,176,141.96 7,402,483.73 2,105,038.15 12,279.46


LIABILITIES AND GOVERNMENT EQUITY
TOTAL MANILA TAGUIG CAVITE VISAYAS

Equity
Government Equity 1,130,598,554.54 864,493,409.25 96,995,248.33 57,933,852.66 111,176,044.30
Prior Year's Adjustment (9,745,820.52) (7,983,193.49) 88,347.67 (2,225,596.66) 374,621.96

Excess of Income Over
Expenses 95,019,606.19 54,856,967.03 16,368,762.22 12,840,139.99 10,953,736.95
Total Equity 1,215,872,340.21 911,367,182.79 113,452,358.22 68,548,395.99 122,504,403.21

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
EQUITY 1,310,792,059.23 994,207,781.87 122,904,422.72 70,725,270.48 122,954,584.16

MANAGEMENT TEAM
DR. OLYMPIO V. CAPARAS

President
DR. FLORIDA C. LABUGUEN

Vice P resident
Planning and Development and Information System
PROF. GEMMA D. BELGA

Director
Planning Office
PROF. MONA J. PURGANAN

Information Officer
Planning Office
PROF. WILMA DOLLISEN –ENRIQUEZ

(a.ka. Beck)
Visual Artist
Planning Office
PROF. JULIUS A. SARENO

Director
University Information Technology Center
PROF. RENATO BUTCH BITUONAN

Head, Web Development
Information Technology Center
PROF. ELIZABETH GALVEZ

Head, Audio Visual and Multimedia Department
PROF. LETICIA C. UYACO

Head, Printing Department

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-ANNUAL REPORT 2009-

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TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

Dear Mr. President:

OLYMPIO V. CAPARAS, Ed.D.

-ANNUAL REPORT 2009-

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The TUP Manila Campus and Colleges

The TUP in Manila is the nucleus of the University. The

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The COS emerged after the split-up of the College of

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The TUP Branches ( Taguig, Cavite and Visayas)

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Highlights of R&D in 2009

Research Outputs Pending for Patent Release

Dissemination of Research Results

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Table 1 presents the Academic Initiatives of the University for 2009.

Table 1. Academic Initiatives

BTTE Technical Teacher Instructional On-Going Dr. Apollo P. Protez

BSIE-Math / Industrial Teacher Program Revival On–Going Prof. Cresenciano L. Laza

Table 1. Academic Initiatives (continuation…)

TUP COS Masteral Master of Arts in Teaching Completed David S. Balando

Masteral Master in Information Thesis Writing Francis dela Cruz

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Table 2. List of ACCUP Accredited Programs.

Ph.D. Technology Management CIT Level 3 Phase 1

Doctor of Management Science CIT Level 1 Accredited

Doctor of Technology CIT Level 3 Phase 1

Ed.D. Industrial Education Management CIE Level 3 Phase 1

Ed.D. Career Guidance CIE Level 3 Phase 1

Master in Management CLA Level II Re-Accredited

Master of Arts in Industrial Education CIE Level 3 Phase 1

Master of Arts in Teaching CIE Level 3 Phase 1

BS Civil Engineering COE Level 3 Phase 1

BS Electrical Engineering COE Level 3 Phase 1

BS Electronics and Communication Engineering COE Level 3 Phase 1

BS Mechanical Engineering COE Level 3 Phase 1

Bachelor of Technology CIT Level II (Re-accredited)

BS Industrial Education CIE Level 3 Phase 1

BS Architecture CAFA Level I (Candidate Status)

Bachelor of Fine Arts CAFA Level I (Candidate Status)

BS Mechanical Engineering TUP Visayas Level I (Candidate Status)

BS- Industrial Education TUP Cavite Level 1 Accredited

Bachelor of Technology TUP Cavite Level 1 Accredited

BS Civil Engineering TUP Taguig Level 1 Accredited

BS Electrical Engineering TUP Taguig Level 1 Accredited

Bachelor of Engineering TUP Taguig Level 1 Accredited

BS Mechanical Engineering TUP Taguig Level I Candidate Status

BS Electronics and Communication Engineering TUP Taguig Level I Candidate Status

Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology TUP Taguig Level I Candidate Status

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Figure 1. Distribution of Faculty According to Academic Rank

Figure 2. Distribution of Faculty According to Highest Educational Attainment

Figure 3. Distribution of Faculty According to Campus