ST.

BENEDICT COLLEGE OF COTABATO INCORPORATED

Business Administration Department
Nurturing seeds, nurturing hopes…
a Bishop Mongeau Avenue, Notre Dame Village, Cotabato City, Philippines 9600 • Contact # 064-421-1969

COURSE SYLLABUS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

FIRST SEMESTER, S.Y. 2022 - 2023
Change Description: “Newly established syllabus in accordance to CHED’s OBE requirement with Teaching and Learning Activities (TLA), Learning Material (LM), Assessment Task (AT)
and Suggested Readings conforming to selected flexible delivery mode or blended learning with the course content covering the Most Essential Learning Competencies (MELC)”
Author: Reviewer/ Verifier: Validator: Final Approver:

YUSOPH SOLAIMAN II ALBERTO A. MARQUEZ, BSBA,MBA CORAZON B. FLORESCA, Ed.D.

Faculty BPA Program Head Dean Vice President of Academic Affairs

Date: Date: Date: Date:

INSTITUTIONAL POLICIES
Vision St. Benedict College of Cotabato, Inc. is an institution that nurtures seeds of hopes and dreams for learners to become good-team player,
competent, value-driven, God-centered, and productive citizens of society.
Mission St. Benedict College of Cotabato, Inc. is globally competitive educational institution that provides quality service through quality
education (M1) and equal opportunities for the development of leaders and agents of change (M2), and the total transformation of
students imbued with the values of truth, justice, peace, work, and prayer (M3).
Goals Specifically, the college aims to:
1. increase in growth and develop in terms of capacity, capabilities of human resources, and significant and valuable services for the
academic community;
2. make a difference in the community through its competent people and effective processes, anchoring on family-oriented practices,
valued-based and team-based approaches, and innovative methods in teaching-learning processes;
3. become credible, quality, and relevant Education and Training Institution and indispensable partner in nation-building;
4. generate and increase resources to finance development projects and to sustain its programs, projects, educational activites and
services; and
5. develop and produce graduates who are Work-Ready Benedictians and Better-Prepared to create economic enterprises.

Program Objectives Program objectives are the expected outcomes for the Business Administration Graduates 2 to 5 years after completing the program:

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 ST. BENEDICT COLLEGE OF COTABATO INCORPORATED
Business Administration Department
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a Bishop Mongeau Avenue, Notre Dame Village, Cotabato City, Philippines 9600 • Contact # 064-421-1969

1. Assume supervisory and/or managerial responsibilities within their organization.

2. Pursue graduate studies in business and management.

3. Manage a business.

COURSE DETAILS
Course Title LOCAL AND REGIONAL GOVERNANCE

Course Number PA214

Unit 3 LECTURE (Unit-Hours) 3 LABORATORY (Unit-Hours) None

2NDt
Pre-requisite PA111 Co-requisite None Year Level/ Semester Offered Year/ First Semester

Faculty-in-charge Yusoph Solaiman II yusophsolaiman26@gmail.com

Course Description The Bachelor of Public Administration program equips students with essential skills in public governance, policy analysis, and organizational
management. Students develop expertise in public finance, administrative law, ethics, and research methods. Graduates pursue careers as
public administrators, policy analysts, program managers, and more in government and non-profit sectors.

Course Objectives
Course Topic Outline
The course aims to equip students with theoretical and practical knowledge and skills related to the operations of local
governments.
- It aims to help students understand, appreciate, and comprehend the structure and process of regional administration.
- The course provides a comprehensive overview of local governance in the contemporary setting.
- It aims to inculcate the autonomy of local government units in the Philippines, as enshrined in the 1987 Philippine Constitution.
- Students will be introduced to the salient provisions of Republic Act 7160, also known as the Local Government Code of 1991,
which is the main source of information on local governance.
I. INTRODUCTION: HISTORY AND PERSPECTIVES
II. CREATION, CONVERSION, DIVISION, MERGER, ABOLITION, AND ALTERATION OF BOUNDARIES OF LGUs
III. GENERAL POWER AND ATTRIBUTES

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 ST. BENEDICT COLLEGE OF COTABATO INCORPORATED
Business Administration Department
Nurturing seeds, nurturing hopes…
a Bishop Mongeau Avenue, Notre Dame Village, Cotabato City, Philippines 9600 • Contact # 064-421-1969

IV. COMMON PROVISIONS FOR ELECTIVE LOCAL OFFICIALS

V. POWERS, DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF ELECTIVE OFFICIALS
VI. LOCAL LEGISLATIVE BODIES AND LOCAL LEGISLATION
VII. DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS
VIII. LOCAL GOVERNMENT TAXATION
IX. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Assessment Items/ Evaluation  Attendance
 Quizzes & Assignments;
 Case Study
 Periodical Examination; and
 Projects for Midterm and Final Examination

Subject Requirements/ Projects 1. exercises, assignments and quizzes.

2. Exams (Prelim,Midterm,Pre-final and Final)

Grading System Grading Policy:

1. SBC College department follows the cumulative system of grading.

2. At the end of the semester, the student receives a percentage grade, which is thirty percent (50%) of the Midterm Grade
and seventy percent (50%) of the tentative final grade. He/ She is appraised of every grading period.
3. Bases of computation:

On-Campus
Quizzes - 20%
Class Participation - 15%
Assignment - 5%
Project and Other requirements - 10%
Periodical Examination - 50%
100%

MISSION
Institutional Graduate Outcomes M1 M2 M3
In 3-5 years, the graduates of SBCCI shall:

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 ST. BENEDICT COLLEGE OF COTABATO INCORPORATED
Business Administration Department
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a Bishop Mongeau Avenue, Notre Dame Village, Cotabato City, Philippines 9600 • Contact # 064-421-1969

IGO 1 Knowledge and skill proficiency /

IGO 2 Critical thinker and Problem solver / /

IGO 3 Effective Communicator /

IGO 4 Community and Global Understanding / /

IGO 5 Respectful Professional / / /

IGO 6 Collaborative Leader / /

IGO 7 Lifelong Learner / /

Note: the IGO are based on the professional, local, national, and international requirements through consultation with the members of the academe.

I I I I I I I
PROGRAM OUTCOMES G G G G G G G
O O O O O O O
Upon graduation, the SBCCI business administration students shall be able to: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
PO1 Analyze the business environment for strategic direction. / / / / / /

PO2 Prepare operational plans. / / / / /

PO3 Innovate business ideas based on emerging industry. / / / / /

PO4 Manage a strategic business unit for economic sustainability. / / / / / / /

PO5 Conduct business research. / / / / / /

PO6 Participate in various types of employment, development activities, and public discourses particularly in response to the needs / / / / / / /
of the communities one serves.

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Note: the PO are based on the CMO 017 s. 2017 and institutional graduate outcomes through the consultation with the members of the academe.

P P P P P P
COURSE OUTCOME O O O O O O
1 2 3 4 5 6
Upon course completion, the students shall be able to: Course Alignment to Program Alignment: I P P D P
CO1 Articulate and discuss the latest developments in the specific field of practice. I I P D D P
CO2 Effective communicate orally and in writing using both English and Filipino. I I P P P D
CO3 Apply information and communication technology (ICT) skills as required by the business environment. I P P D D D
CO4 Work effectively and independently in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams I I P P D D
CO5 Preserve and promote “Filipino historical and cultural heritage” I I I I I D
CO6 Discuss the latest developments in the specific field of practice I P P P D D
Note: the CO are based on the institutional graduate outcome, program outcomes and curriculum through the consultation with the members of the academe.

Legends: I= Introduction. Introduce the PO P= Practice. Practice the PO D= Demonstrate. Demonstrate the PO

COURSE PLAN

Schedule Content Learning Course Specific Learning Learning Flexible Flexible Expected
Competencies outcome Objectives Materials Activity Learning Assessment values to
(METs) (MELCs) Strategies Activities develop

Week 1-2 I. INTRODUCTION: Students shall be CO1 Discuss the Laptop Lecture and Pre-recorded Formative quiz Competent,
HISTORY AND able to: importance of Discussion communication teamwork,
PERSPECTIVES 1. Define local CO2 Local Teaching process video (a Research Work and develop
government. Government, Modules Powerpoint short video leadership
 Philippines: A Brief CO3 Distinguish local Presentation presentation) Chapter Quiz
Description 2. Distinguish local from National FB Group
 Local Government – Research and *With a rubric Oral Recitation
from national Government, page/
Defined government. Evoloution of Messenger Learning Activity
 Evolution of local 3. Discuss the Local
government evolution of local Government, Printed

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 ST. BENEDICT COLLEGE OF COTABATO INCORPORATED
Business Administration Department
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a Bishop Mongeau Avenue, Notre Dame Village, Cotabato City, Philippines 9600 • Contact # 064-421-1969

 Kinds of Autonomy government. Branches of Handouts

 Effectivity of the 4. Branches of Government,
Code government Different kinds of Video
 Innovations in the law 5. Differentiate autonomy, and presentation
(new Local kinds of understand the
Government Code) autonomy. basic principles of
6. Understand the Local
II. BASIC PRINCIPLES basic principles Government.
A. Policy and of local
Application government,
B. Local Government, decentralization,
Decentralization, and merger.
Autonomy
C. Merger of
Administrative
Regions;
Autonomous
Regions
Decentralization of
Administration vs.
Decentralization of Power
Week 3-4 II. CREATION, Students shall be to: CO1 Discuss the Teaching Lecture and Pre-recorded Formative quiz Competent,
CONVERSION, importance of Modules Discussion communication teamwork,
DIVISION, MERGER, 1. Discuss the CO2 Creation, process video (a Research Work and develop
ABOLITION, AND creation, Conversion, Laptop Powerpoint short video leadership
ALTERATION OF CO3 Division, Merger, Presentation presentation) Chapter Quiz
conversion,
BOUNDARIES OF LGUs division, merger CO4 Abolition, And FB Group Oral Recitation
Alteration Of page/ Research and *With a rubric
and abolition of Learning Activity
1. Common Provisions. LGUs. Boundaries Of Messenger
2. Requirements. 2. Discuss the Lgus
3. Doctrine of De Facto requisites in the Printed
Corporation. creation of a Handouts
4. Abolition. province, city,
5. Selection and Video
municipality, and presentation
transfer of local barangay.

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Business Administration Department
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a Bishop Mongeau Avenue, Notre Dame Village, Cotabato City, Philippines 9600 • Contact # 064-421-1969

government sites, 3. Understand the

offices and facilities. selection of
6. Government centers. government sites
7. Provinces. and establishment
8. Cities. of the
9. Conversion of a government
component city into centers.
a highly urbanized 4. Discuss the
city. conversion of a
10. Municipalities. component city.
11. Barangays. Understand the basic
12. Basic services and services and facilities
facilities. of LGUs

Week 4 Prelim Examination

Week 5-6 III.GENERAL POWER Students shall be CO1 Discuss the Teaching Lecture and Pre-recorded Formative quiz Competent,
AND ATTRIBUTES able to: importance of Modules Discussion communication teamwork,
1. Understand the CO2 General Power process video (a Research Work and develop
A. Dual Nature- general powers and Attributes Laptop Powerpoint short video leadership
Political and CO3 Presentation presentation) Chapter Quiz
and attributes of
Corporate Nature of LGUs. CO4 FB Group Oral Recitation
LGUs. page/ Research and *With a rubric
2. Understand the Learning Activity
B. General Welfare political and Messenger
Clause. corporate nature
C. Basic Services and of LGUs. Printed
Facilities. 3. Discuss the Handouts
D. Power to Generate basic services
Revenue. Video
and facilities, presentation
E. Eminent Domain. power to
F. Reclassification of generate
Lands. revenues and the
G. Closure and Opening law of eminent
of Roads.

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Business Administration Department
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H. Corporate Powers. domain.

I. Authority to
Negotiate and
Secure Grants.
1. Liability for
Damages
Week 7-8 IV.COMMON Students shall be CO1 Discuss The Teaching Lecture and Pre-recorded Formative quiz Competent,
PROVISIONS FOR able to: Importance Of Modules Discussion communication teamwork,
ELECTIVE LOCAL CO2 Common process video (a Research Work and develop
OFFICIALS Provisions For Laptop Powerpoint short video leadership
1. Discuss the CO4 Chapter Quiz
A. Elective Local Elective Local Presentation presentation)
qualifications and
Officials: disqualifications Officials FB Group Oral Recitation
 Qualifications, page/ Research and *With a rubric
of elective Learning Activity
 Disqualifications, officials. Messenger
 Manner of Election,
 Date of Election, 2. Comprehend the Printed
 Term of Office, manner of the Handouts
 Compensation and election.
Benefits, Video
3. Discuss the rule
 Appointment of
presentation
of succession.
Candidates Who 4. Understand the
Lost in Election, powers, duties,
 Resignation, and functions of
Vacancies and elective officials.
Succession of Understand the
Elective Local appointive officials in
Officials. the LGUs and their
V.POWERS, DUTIES functions.
AND FUNCTIONS OF
ELECTIVE OFFICIALS
A. Governor

B. Vice Governor and

Members of the
Sanguniang

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Panlalawigan
C. City Mayor
D. City Vice Mayor and
Members of the
Sanguniang
Panglungsod
E. Municipal Mayor
F. Municipal Vice
Mayor and Members
of Sanguniang
Bayan
G. Punong Barangay
and Members of
Sanguniang
Barangay
VII. APPOINTIVE
LOCAL OFFICIALS
A. Appointive
provincial officials
B. Appointive city
officials
C. Appointive
municipal officials
D. Appointive barangay
officials
E. Appointment of
appointive local
officials
1. Qualifications,
powers and
duties of
appointive
officials
Week 9 Midterm examination

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a Bishop Mongeau Avenue, Notre Dame Village, Cotabato City, Philippines 9600 • Contact # 064-421-1969

Week 10 VI. LOCAL Students shall CO2 Discuss the Teaching Lecture and Pre-recorded Formative quiz Competent,
LEGISLATIVE BODIES able to: importance of Modules Discussion communication teamwork,
AND LOCAL CO3 Local Legislative process video (a Research Work and develop
LEGISLATION 1. Familiarize the bodies and Local Laptop Powerpoint short video leadership
legislative bodies CO4 Legislation Presentation presentation) Chapter Quiz
Local legislative bodies:
and their powers. FB Group Oral Recitation
 Composition Research and *With a rubric
2. Know the rules of page/
 Manner of election Learning Activity
procedure of a Messenger
and number of elective
legislative body.
sanggunian members. Printed
3. Explain the
 Powers, duties, Handouts
process of
functions of
approving
Sangguniang Video
ordinances and
panlalawgan. presentation
resolutions.
 Powers, duties,
4. Understand the
functions of
process of local
Sangguniang
legislation.
panglungsod.
 Powers, duties of
Sangguniang bayan.
 Powers, duties,
functions of
sangguniang barangay
 Full disclosure of
financial business
interests of sanggunian
members

Local Legislation:
 Presiding Officer
 Test of a valid
ordinance
 Internal rules and
procedures, judicial
intervention
 Sessions

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 Quorum
 Ordinances and
resolutions
 Approval of
ordinances
 Veto power of LCE
 Review of component
city and municipal
ordinances/resolutions
 Review of barangay
ordinances by the
Sangguniang
panglungsod or
Sangguniang bayan
 Enforcement of
ordinances of
resolutions
 Effectivity of
ordinances and
resolutions
Posting and publications of
ordinances with penal
sanctions
Week 11 VII. DISCIPLINARY Students shall be able CO1 Discuss the Teaching Lecture and Pre-recorded Formative quiz Competent,
ACTIONS to: importance of Modules Discussion communication teamwork,
A. Grounds for CO2 Grounds for process video (a Research Work and develop
disciplinary action 1. To understand the Disciplinary Laptop Powerpoint short video leadership
B. Forms of filing of grounds for CO3 Actions for Presentation presentation) Chapter Quiz
administrative disciplinary CO4 Elective and FB Group Oral Recitation
complaints actions of elective Appointive page/ Research and *With a rubric
C. Rights of the and appointive officials. Messenger Learning Activity
respondents, officials. Case Study
Preventive 2. Discuss the Printed
suspension, procedures on the Handouts
Hearings, manner how

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administrative elective officials Video

appeals, be subjected to presentation
investigation and disciplinary
decisions, execution actions.
pending appeal.
D. Removal
Recall process
Week 12 VIII.LOCAL Students shall be CO1 Discuss the Teaching Teaching Lecture and Pre-recorded Formative
GOVERNMENT able to: importance of Modules Modules Discussion communication quiz
TAXATION 1. Understand the CO2 Local process video (a
different sources Government Scientific Laptop Powerpoint short video Research
 General Provisions CO3 Taxation Calculator Presentation presentation) Work
of revenues of
 Sources of Revenues LGUs. FB Group page/
CO4 Laptop Research and *With a rubric Chapter
2. Familiarize the Messenger
Learning Quiz
taxes imposed by General Activity
the LGUs. Printed Handouts
Ledger and Oral
3. Distinguish Journal Video Case Study Recitation
national and local presentation
taxes. Columnar
Pad - 12
Columns

Week 13 Pre-final Examination

Week 14 IX.MISCELLANEOUS Students shall be CO1 Discuss the Teaching Teaching Lecture and Pre-recorded Formative
PROVISIONS able to Discuss the importance of Modules Modules Discussion communication quiz
A. Prohibitive Interests miscellaneous CO2 Miscellaneous process video (a
B. Practice of Profession provisions of the Provisions. Scientific Laptop Powerpoint short video Research
C. Local Boards CO3 Calculator Presentation presentation) Work
LGC of 1991.
D. Settlement of FB Group page/
Boundary Disputes CO4 Laptop Research and *With a rubric Chapter
Messenger
E. Local Initiative and Learning Quiz
Referendum General Printed Handouts Activity
F. Application of the Ledger and Oral
Code to BARRM Journal Video Case Study Recitation
The MMDA

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Business Administration Department
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a Bishop Mongeau Avenue, Notre Dame Village, Cotabato City, Philippines 9600 • Contact # 064-421-1969

Columnar presentation
Pad - 12
Columns

Week 15

Week 16

Week 17

Week 18 Final examination

Performance Task/ Project:

Textbook/ References

[1] Local Government Code of 1991 (Republic Act No. 7160, as amended)
[2] Philippines, “Rules and Regulations Implementing the Local Government Code of 1991 RA No. 7160” Compiled by Arellano V. Busto, Publisher
[3] Commentaries on Local Government Code of 1991 by Nene Pimentel, 2007 Edition
[4] Primer Q&A Local Government Code of 1991 by Manuel S. Tabunda and Mario M. Galang, 1 Editionst

[5] Primer on 1987 Philippine Constitution by Fr. Joaquin G. Bernas, Latest Edition
[6] Outline Reviewer in Political Law by Justice Antonio E.B. Nachura, Latest Edition
[7] Supreme Court Website (www.sc.judiciary.gov.ph)
[8] Philippines Laws and Jurisprudence Databank (www.lawphil.net)
[9] Section 25, Article II of the 1987 Philippine Constitution

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