3rd International Computing & Information Sciences Conference

(CISCon 2024)
May 30-31, 2024
Research Colloquium, Workshops & Conference
HERO Learning Commons Auditorium & Activity Loft
Caraga State University, Butuan City, Philippines

Theme: “Fostering a Sustainable and Inclusive Digital Society for Smarter Futures”

The 3rd International Computing & Information Sciences Conference (CISCon 2024) is a
premier event that will take place on May 30-31, 2024, at Caraga State University, in Butuan City,
Philippines. The conference theme for this year is " Fostering a Sustainable and Inclusive Digital
Society for Smarter Futures."

This year’s conference theme encapsulates a vision of harnessing the power of computing and
information sciences to shape a digital society that is both sustainable and inclusive, paving the way
for smarter futures. Sustainability is a core tenet, emphasizing the development of environmentally
conscious and energy-efficient digital technologies, systems, and practices that promote long-term
viability. Concurrently, inclusivity takes center stage, ensuring that the benefits and opportunities of
the digital age are accessible to all, regardless of background or socioeconomic status, fostering an
equitable digital landscape.

The concept of a "Digital Society" underscores the pervasive influence of these fields on all facets of
modern life, shaping how we work, learn, communicate, and engage with the world. The theme
recognizes the potential of computing and information sciences to create intelligent, data-driven
solutions that can tackle complex challenges, optimize processes, and enhance decision-making,
ultimately leading to more efficient, effective, and intelligent systems that drive progress.
Ultimately, this multifaceted theme reflects a holistic approach that harmonizes technological
advancement with social responsibility, championing a future where digital innovations are
harnessed to build a sustainable, inclusive, and forward-thinking society equipped with the tools and
knowledge to navigate an ever-evolving digital landscape.

Over the course of the conference, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in research
colloquium, workshops, keynote speeches, panel discussions, and interactive sessions, allowing
them to engage in meaningful conversations and gain valuable insights into the smart futures. The
event is also a platform to connect with like-minded individuals, forge new partnerships, and explore
untapped possibilities in the digital realm.

Extending beyond its academic offerings, the 3rd International Computing & Information Sciences
Conference (CISCon 2024) invites participants to immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of
the Caraga State University, allowing them to experience the institution's esteemed community of
scholars and researchers who are at the forefront of their respective fields. This event also presents
an opportune moment for attendees to venture out and explore the captivating natural wonders that
the Caraga region has to offer.

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Objective

The objective of this conference is to bring together researchers, academics, industry experts, and
students, fostering discussions and the exchange of ideas, experiences, and expertise across various
domains. These include, but are not limited to, artificial intelligence, data science, computer
networks, cybersecurity, software engineering, digital innovation, technopreneurship, and
information systems. The event serves as a platform for participants to explore the latest
advancements, emerging trends, and future trajectories within these fields toward building a
sustainable and inclusive digital society for smarter futures.

Thematic tracks offer a wide range of themes for paper submission.

Track 1: Intelligent Systems and Data-driven Science

Track 2: Digital Innovation, ICT and Technopreneurship
Track 3: IS Practices and Applications

Day 1: May 30, 2024, Workshops & Research Colloquium (HERO LC Auditorium)
Time Session Location
8:00am – 10:00am Arrivals & Registration HERO LC Auditorium Foyer
Distributions of Conference Kit
10:00am - 10:30am Workshop Opening Ceremonies HERO LC Auditorium
10:30am – 12:00nn Workshop Proper HERO LC Auditorium
12:00nn – 1:30pm Lunch Break HERO LC Archive
1:30pm – 5:00pm Workshop Series / Student Research Room A – HERO LC Auditorium
Colloquium Room B – HERO LC Archive
5:00pm – 5:15pm Distribution of Certificates HERO LC Auditorium

Day 2: May 31, 2024, Conference Proper (3F HERO LC Activity Loft)
Time Session Responsible Type of
Person/Unit Session
8:00am – 8:50am Registration Secretariat Ingress
8:51am – 9:00am Opening Ceremonies Secretariat Plenary
-Opening Prayer
-Lupang Hinirang
-Asean Hymn
9:01am – 9:10am Opening Message Dr. Rolyn C. Daguil Plenary
University President
9:11am – 9:15am Cultural Dance Dulimbay Theatre Arts Plenary
9:16am – 9:25am Inspirational Message Dr. Canapi
CHED Commissioner/
Chair, CSU Board of
Regent
9:26am – 9:30am Introduction of Keynote Speaker 1 Host Plenary
9:31am – 10:00am Keynote Address 1 Speaker 1 Plenary
10:01am – 10:10am Question and Answer Moderator, Speaker 1 Plenary
10:11am – 10:15am Giving of Token and Certificate Secretariat, PRCD, Awarding

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 Speaker 1
10:16am – 10:20am Introduction of Keynote Speaker 2 Host Plenary
10:21am – 10:50am Keynote Address 2 Speaker 2 Plenary
10:51am – 11:00pm Question and Answer Moderator, Speaker 2 Plenary
11:01pm – 11:05pm Giving of Token and Certificate Secretariat, PRCD, Awarding
Speaker 2
11:06am – 11:10am Introduction of Keynote Speaker 3 Host Plenary
11:11am – 11:40am Keynote Address 3 Speaker 3 Plenary
11:41am – 11:50pm Question and Answer Moderator, Speaker 3 Plenary
11:51pm – 11:55pm Giving of Token and Certificate Secretariat, PRCD, Awarding
Speaker 3
11:56pm – 1:15pm Lunch Break
1:16pm – 4:00pm Parallel Sessions (Inclusive of Q&A) Break out
Room
1:16pm – 3:00pm Parallel Sessions & Poster Presentation Presenters, Session Chair Break out
(Inclusive of Q&A) - Group A Room
3:01pm – 3:15pm Tea Break
3:16pm – 4:00pm Parallel Sessions & Poster Presentation Presenters, Session Chair Break out
(Inclusive of Q&A) - Group B Room
4:01pm – 4:15pm Back to main hall Secretariat, Host Ingress
4:16pm – 4:20pm Introduction of Keynote Speaker 4 Host Plenary
4:21pm – 4:50pm Keynote Address 4 Speaker 4 Plenary
4:51:pm – 5:00pm Question and Answer Moderator, Speaker 4 Plenary
5:01pm – 5:20pm Closing and Awarding Ceremony Secretariat, Presenters, Awarding
Organizers
5:21pm – 5:30pm Closing Remarks Chair, CISCon 2024 Plenary

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Call For Paper

3rd International Computing & Information Sciences Conference (CISCon 2024)

We are pleased to announce the call for papers for the 3rd International Computing & Information
Sciences Conference 2024, which will take place on May 30-31, 2024, at Caraga State University,
Butuan City, Philippines. The conference will feature three thematic areas:

Track 1: Intelligent Systems and Data-driven Science

Track 2: Digital Innovation, ICT and Technopreneurship
Track 3: IS Practices and Applications

The conference aims to bring together researchers, academics, and industry practitioners to discuss
the latest trends, ideas, and best practices in computing, information sciences and other ICT-related
domain. We invite original research papers, case studies, and surveys that address the challenges,
opportunities, and emerging trends in the four thematic areas of the conference.

Track 1: Intelligent Systems and Data-driven Science

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data science applications have grown in popularity because of their
ability to give meaningful information based on a complicated and large amount of data. Intelligent
systems use algorithms, methods, systems, and applications to evaluate and learn from large amounts
of heterogeneous data to achieve specified goals, such as improving business and organizational
operations. Submission from a breadth of research paradigms is encouraged. Topics of interest
include, but are not limited to:
 Machine learning and deep learning methods and applications
 Natural language processing
 Artificial intelligence and robotics
 Pattern recognition and computational intelligence
 Social, behavioral, and economic impact of AI
 Data science applications for economic growth
 Augmented/ Virtual Reality and Internet of Things
 Design and implementation of AI and data sciences in other domains
 Ethics and privacy in AI and data science
 AI for Transportation and Logistics

Track 2: Digital Innovation, ICT and Technopreneurship

The way businesses are done today has been revolutionized by digital advancements. Large data,
blockchain, the Internet of Things, and machine learning are just a few examples of emerging
technologies that have disrupted industries and spawned new business models. Digital
entrepreneurship has gained popularity in recent years to revitalize the market, generate new jobs,
and unlock the growth potential of enterprises and industries. This track accepts paper of high
quality on digital innovation, ICT applications and e-businesses, such as but not limited to:
 Technopreneurship and new business models

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  Platform innovation and platform economy
 Technology innovation and commercialization
 Societal implications of digital innovations
 E-business and e-commerce
 Digital transformation and innovation management
 Technology transfer and knowledge management
 Disruptive technologies and startup ecosystems
 Digital infrastructure on e-business
 ICT for Economics and Development
 Big Data and Data Mining Applications
 Business and Data Analytics Applications
 Transdisciplinary applications of ICT
 Trust, privacy, and issues in digital innovation

Track 3: IS Practice and Applications

This track calls for quality IS research on a variety of themes. Broad range of research topic on how
information systems impact people, organizations, and the community. Conceptual, empirical, and
developmental papers are welcomed. This track is also open for impactful IS research on the
business value, governance digital technologies. Relevant IS topics on how IT influences customers
and consumers, and customer engagement is also welcome. Multidisciplinary approaches are also
accepted, such as but not limited to:

 IS approaches to digital and gig economies.

 The impact of IT on business and organizations
 IS plans, strategy and architecture.
 IT Service Management
 Social, behavioral, and technological influences of IS
 Economics of IS
 Theoretical Approaches to IS
 IS Value and Performance
 Evaluation and Impact Assessments of IT
 Governance of enterprise or Interorganizational IS applications.
 IS Control, Digital governance, and IT risk management.

All submissions will be peer-reviewed, and accepted papers will be published in the conference
proceedings. Selected papers will be considered in the inclusion on the Journal of Artificial
Intelligence, Computing, Information and Data Sciences (JACIDS) and Advances in Engineering
and Information Sciences (AEIS) special issues.

We look forward to your participation in the 3 rd International Computing & Information Sciences
Conference 2024. To ensure that you have a reserved seat, we kindly suggest that you pre-register
in advance for this conference as limited slots are available.

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 Important Dates:

Full Paper Submission: April 30, 2024

Notification Date: May 15, 2024
Camera-ready paper: May 20, 2024
Pre-registration: May 15, 2024
Registration Deadline: May 20, 2024
Conference Date: June 13-14, 2024

Template and Guidelines:

(Pls. provide the GDRIVE for this, c/o committee )

Registration

Type On or Before May 15, 2024 After May 15, 2024

Presenters/Authors Virtual Physical Virtual Physical
International
(Professional) 50 USD 100 USD 120 USD 130 USD
(Student) 25 USD 50 USD 60 USD 70 USD
Domestic
(Professional) 1,000 PHP 2,000 PHP 1,500 PHP 2,500 PHP
(CSU GS Student)a n/a 1,500 PHP n/a 2,000 PHP
(CSU UG Student)b n/a 800 PHP n/a 1,000 PHP
(Non-CSU Student) c 500 PHP 1,000 PHP 700 PHP 1,500 PHP
Attendees (Non – Virtual Physical Virtual Physical
Presenters/Authors)
Professional 500 PHP 1,000 PHP 1,000 PHP 1,500 PHP
Non-CSU Student 350 PHP 800 PHP 500 PHP 1,000 PHP
CSU UG Student n/a 500 PHP n/a 700 PHP
Note:
a
CSU Graduate School Students (e.g. MSIT)
b
CSU Undergraduate Students (e.g. BSCS, BSIS, BSIT)
c
Non-CSU Students – refers to any undergraduate students from other institutions, both for Presenter/Author and Attendees.
* Presenters/Authors – Author/s of an academic paper that is/are accepted in the conference for either oral or poster presentation.
* Attendees (Non-Presenters/Authors) - Participants or audience members (other than specified student category) who are not presenting research findings or
scholarly works at the event will be considered professionals for the purpose of conference registration fees.

Inclusions  Digital  Digital copy of

proceedings proceedings and  Virtual attendees receives similar
 Access to Conference Kit perks as virtual participants.
different  Meals and Snacks  In-person attendees receive
sessions tracks  Access to different similar conferences materials and
and plenary tracks, plenary perks provided for physical mode.
talks speeches and
 Digital workshops
certificate  Networking &
Collaboration
opportunities
 Certificates

COMMITTEE

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1. Ways and Means Over-all Chair: VA Pitogo
a. Overall overseer of the conference Co-Chair: RP Abao
b. Strategize source of fund Members:
c. Inventory of materials and collaterals Elbert Moyon
d. Scouting of Resource Persons Clark Gonzales
e. Invite possible Keynote Speakers Giovanni Esma
Laboratory Technicians

2. Correspondences and Communications Chair: JP Nabas

a. Invitations to speakers Co-Chair: JR Almonteros
b. Notice of acceptance Members:
c. Correspondence to participants College Staff
d. Request for endorsement of the Uni President and CHED JVS Pitao
Caraga
e. To activate the existing email address (official) intended for
the conference.
3. Technical & Scientific Review Chair: JB Matias
a. Seek potential technical/scientific reviewers Co-Chair: Cris Abalorio
b. Assign submitted papers for review Members:
c. Sort out track session chairs (1) and members (2) LI Tabada
d. Assign poster exhibit panels MP Pacot
e. Design technical review guidelines JM Jayoma
f. Recommend technical paper format and guidelines RP Abao
g. Identification of Session Chairs and Conveners/Time Keepers/ EMO Morales
Moderator JV Presbitero
4. Website, Social Media Presence & Visual Collaterals Chair: DA Romaguera
a. Website design and development Co-Chair: JI Penalver
b. Conference logo and business correspondence layout Members:
c. Content management Clark Gonzales
d. Socmed teasers and call for abstract layout JR Almonteros
e. Visual collaterals, backdraft, and other graphic design and Kim Palaran
prints relative to conference. Paolo Pacaldo
f. Visual map on how to get to the conference venue JVS Pitao
g. Possible attractions and how to get there guide (side trips)
5. Venue and Hall Preparations Chair: Giovanni Esma
a. Halls to be used: Co-Chair: Clark Gonzales
i. HERO LC 3F Activity Center Members:
ii. HERO Auditorium Gleen Dalaorao
iii. HERO LC 3F Activity Loft Ivy Nalam
iv. HERO LC Archive Lab Technicians
Department of IT
b. Wifi Connectivity
c. Access to power outlets
d. Clean, safe and order
e. Provision of Tables and comfortable Chairs
f. With alcohol hygiene kits
g. Red carpet rental/borrow (if needed)
h. Ensure accessible and functional rest rooms*
i. LED Screen with sound system rentals
6. Awards, Token and Certificates Chair: Hannah Capoy
a. Prepare certificate of Presentation and Attendance Co-Chair: Edwin Jarlata
b. Tokens to guests and keynote speakers Members:

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 c. Corsage for guests J Asis
d. Prepare Awards for Best Presenters* M Bonotan
Navigatu
7. Accommodation, Mobility and Security* Chair: James Earl Cubillas
a. Secure bookings and hotel accommodations Co-Chair: RJ Candare
b. Provision of mobility and transport from airport, hotel to Members:
venue and vv. K Panase
c. Physical arrangement and security of the participants J Sagusay
MBJ Ortuyo

8. Programs and Invitations Chair: Jayrhom Almonteros

a. Prepare programs and invitations Co-Chair: JVS Pitao
Members:
Nakazato R, T
K Palaran
P Duga
R Raz
9. Secretariat & Documentation Chair: JP Nabas
a. Printing of conference proceedings (softbound or ring bound) Co-Chair: Jesterlyn Timosan
with program flow and editorials Members:
b. Conference Kit (ID, strap, notepad, pens) Cherry Tabada
c. Meal tickets Manuel Jarlata
d. Registrations Jane Jaictin
e. Usher/Usherettes Melbert Bonotan
f. Garland JC Camba
g. Program host JM Cutamora
h. Documentation / photo-document & Narratives Chairpersons
10. Food and Refreshments Chair: Dean’s Office
a. Request and procurement of food
b. Food area and overflowing refreshments
c. Food packs for student-participants (Day1)
11. Audio-Visual and Teleconferencing System Clark, Rodny, Giovanni, Lab
a. Setup of audio-visual equipment Technicians,
b. Setup of hybrid teleconferencing JM Cutamora
c. Dryrun (Facebook Live and Zoom )
d. Projector Setup and Cables
12. Poster Exhibits Chair: Chris Abalorio
a. Provision of poster frame Co-Chair: Elbert Moyon
b. Design poster exhibit format guidelines Members:
Ian Penalver
JM Correa
Ivy Nalam
13. Sponsors and Patrons Chair: Melbert Bonotan
a. Seek potential sponsors and patrons Co-Chair: RG Sanchez
b. Work with Committee on Communications for proper and Members:
officials correspondence RC Daguil
VA Pitogo
NK Berro
14. Publications Chair: JB Matias
a. Journal Publication of conference proceedings Co-Chair: JV Presbitero
b. Issuance of Volume (digital and print-ready pdf) Members:
c. Conference Proceedings Romaguera
Capoy

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Palaran
Duga
Raz

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