COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTANCY

Virtual STUDENTS-PARENTS
ORIENTATION 05 September 2020, 3:00-5:00 PM

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

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Moderator:
Andrew James M. Frias, BSMA, MBA
Faculty

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Opening Prayer
Jessica S. Ferrer, BSA, LPT
Faculty

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Opening Remarks:
Ernesto V. Escaño, Ed.D.
VP for Academic Affairs

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

 Ernesto V. Escaño, Ed.D.
VP for Academic Affairs

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Inspirational Message:
Ma. Lilia Posadas- Juan, MD, FPCHA
President,VMUF

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

VMUF VMOG & Quality Policy:
Catherine DG. Torio, RN, RM, MPH, Ph.D.
Associate VP for Academic Affairs

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

 Vision
A Catholic university producing globally competent professionals,
internationally recognized in instruction, research, training and
extension.
 Mission

The VMUF, under the inspiration and patronage of Our Lady of

Miraculous Medal, affirms its commitment to provide transformative
Catholic Education relevant to global and national needs.
 Goals
 To continuously strive for excellence in the field of Instruction,
Research, Training and Extension Service.
 To transform students to be skilled and proactive who are
environmentally sensitive, socially accountable and respectful of
individual, cultural and religious diversity.
 Core Values
V- Visionary Goal oriented
M- Morally upright God loving
U- United Harmonious
F - Fraternal Caring
 QUALITY POLICY

The VMUF as a Catholic University is committed to provide relevant

programs and responsive services pursuant to statutory and regulatory
requirements for the satisfaction of its stakeholders through continuous
improvement of its quality management system
VMUF Framework for Flexible Learning
Rosalyn G. Rosal,PhD
Director,RPDC
Ian Kenneth B. Laroco,MPH
University Research Coordinator

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Presentation of Faculty Members & Staff

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

Course Course
Code Description Unit Day Time Program / Year
PrMM 311 Pricing Strategy 3 Sat 8:00-11:00 Mktg Mgmt 3rd Year
Elective 104 Free Elective 4 3 Sat 11:00-2:00 Fin Man 4th yr
Finman 6 Credit and Collection 3 Sat 2:00-5:00 Fin Man 4th yr

JOHN B. AGBUYA, BSA, MBA

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

Course Course
Code Description Unit Day Time Program
Accounting 16 Management Accounting II 3 Sat 8:00-11:00 BSA 4th Year
Strategic Business Mgmt Acctg
CAEC 313 Analysis 3 Sat 11:00-2:00 3rd Year

SHERWIN M. ARCIPE, CPA, MPA

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

Course Course
Code Description Unit Day Time Program
Business Laws and Mgmt Acctg 2nd
CAEC 213 Regulations 3 SAT 8:00-11:00 Year
Business Laws and
CAEC 213 Regulations 3 SAT 11:00-2:00 BSA 2nd Year

MAYE MELISSA M. BAUTISTA, Ll.B, MBA

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

Course Code Course Description Unit Day Time Program
Auditing and Assurance
PrE 314 3 Mon 1:00-4:00 BSA 3rd Year
Principles
Auditing and Assurance:
PrE 315 3 Wed 9:00-12:00 BSA 3rd Year
Concepts and Applications I
Accounting 16 Auditing in a CIS Environment 3 Thurs 9:00-12:00 BSA 4th Year
Accounting
Applied Auditing 6 TTh 1:00-4:00 BSA 4th Year
19
BSA 2nd Year,
CAEC 215 IT Application Tools in Business 3 Sat 2:00-5:00 Mgmt Acctg
MARCO GABRIEL R. BENIN, CPA, MBA Units
3rd Year

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

Course Code Course Description Unit Day Time Program
Business Laws (Obligations Fin Man 3rd Yr,
BACC 311 3 Wed 8:00-11:00
and Contracts) Mktg Mgmt 3rd Yr

ADONIS C. CAGUIOA, Ll.B, MAMin

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

Course Course
Code Description Unit Day Time Program
Law on Negotiable 8:00- Mgmt Acctg
Bus Law 3 3 Sat
Instruments 11:00 4th Year
11:00- Mgmt Acctg
CAEC 214 Income Taxation 3 Sat
2:00 2nd Year
Law on Negotiable 2:00-
Bus Law 3 3 Sat BSA 4th Year
Instruments 5:00

DIMPLE JANE B. CARBONELL, CPA

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member
LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):
Course Code Course Description Unit Day Time Program
Elec 2 Treasury Management 3 Mon 8:00-11:00 Fin Man 3rd Yr
PrFM 311 Capital Market 3 Tues 8:00-11:00 Fin Man 3rd Yr
PrMM 212 Marketing Research 3 Tues 1:00-4:00 Mktg Mgmt 2nd Yr
Marketing Mgmt 4 Marketing Research 3 Tues 1:00-4:00 Mktg Mgmt 4th Yr
Elec 2 Consumer Behavior 3 Wed 1:00-4:00 Mktg Mgmt 3rd Yr
Elective 103 Free Elective 103 / Consumer Behavior 3 Wed 1:00-4:00 Mktg Mgmt 4th Yr

OACC 212 Internet Research for Business 1/2 Thurs 9:00-12:00 Office Admin 2nd Yr

CAEC 315 International Business and Trade 3 Fri 8:00-11:00 Mgmt Acctg 3rd Yr
Fin Man 3rd Yr,
BACC 313 International Business and Trade 3 Fri 8:00-11:00
Mktg Mgmt 3rd Yr
BSA 4th Yr,
Mgmt 5 Business Research 3 Fri 2:00-5:00
Mgmt Acctg 4th Yr JESSICA S. FERRER, BSA, LPT, MBA Units
PrMM 211 Professional Salesmanship 3 Fri 1:00-4:00 Mktg Mgmt 2nd Yr

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

Course
Code Course Description Unit Day Time Program
Marketing
Mgmt 6
Product Management 3 Mon 7:30-10:30 Mktg Mgmt 4th Yr

BACC Fin Man 2nd Year

Basic Microecomics (Econ) 3 MW 10:30-12:00
211 Mktg Mgmt 2nd Year
Finance 4 Business Finance 3 Wed 1:00-4:00 BSA 4th Year

MA. GLARDA F. FERRER, BSA, LPT

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member
LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):
Course Course
Code Description Unit Day Time Program
Investment and Portfolio
Finman 5 3 Fri 9:00-12:00 Fin Man 4th yr
Management
Mgmt Acctg 3rd
CAEC 311 Financial Markets 3 Fri 2:00-5:00
Year
Mgmt Acctg 3rd
PrE 311 Project Management 3 Sat 8:00-11:00
Year
Mgmt Acctg 4th
Finance 4 Business Finance 3 Sat 11:00-2:00
Year
ANDREW JAMES M. FRIAS, BSMA, MBA

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member
LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):
Course
Code Course Description Unit Day Time Program
Fin Man 4th Yr,
Law on Negotiable 8:00-
Bus Law 3 3 SAT Mktg Mgmt 4th
Instruments 11:00
Yr

NOEMI L. LEONINO, BSC Major in Acctg, Ll.B

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member
LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):
Course Course
Code Description Unit Day Time Program
Accounting for Government 8:00-
PrE 313 3 Sat BSA 3rd Year
and Non-Profit Organizations 11:00
Acctg for Governmental Not-
Accounting 11:00-
for-Profit Entities & 3 Sat BSA 4th Year
18 2:00
Specialized Industries

SYREL S. OLERMO, CPA, MBA

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member
LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):
Course Code Course Description Unit Day Time Program
CAEC 112 Managerial Economics 3 Mon 9:00-12:00 BSA 1st Year
CAEC 211 Intermediate Accounting 2 3 Mon 1:00-4:00 BSA 2nd Year
CAEC 112 Managerial Economics 3 Wed 9:00-12:00 Mgmt Acctg 1st Year
Accounting for Business
PrE 312 Combinations 3 Wed 1:00-4:00 BSA 3rd Year
Elec I Accounting 2 3 Thurs 8:00-11:00 Office Admin 1st Year
CAEC 211 Intermediate Accounting 2 3 Fri 9:00-12:00 Mgmt Acctg 2nd Year
CAEC 311 Integration I 3 Sat 2:00-5:00 BSA 3rd Year
Elec 2 Valuation Concepts and Methods 3 Tues 8:00-11:00 BSA 3rd Year
BSA 1st Year,
Mgmt Acctg 2nd Year
CBME 111 Operations Management and TQM 3 Thurs 8:00-11:00
Fin Man 3rd Yr
Mktg Mgmt 3rd Year BRENDALYN M. PADLAN, CPA, MBA
Math 4 Quantitative Techniques in Business 3 Thurs 2:00-5:00 Mgmt Acctg 4th Year

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

Course Course
Code Description Unit Day Time Program
Elective 103 Free Elective 3 3 Mon 9:00-12:00 Fin Man 4th yr
Free Elective 104 / Mktg Mgmt 4th
Elective 104 International Marketing 3 Tues 9:00-12:00 Year

MARCELO G. PAZ, MBA, MPA, Ph.D

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

Course Course
Code Description Unit Day Time Program
OACC Administrative Office Office Admin
3 SAT 8:00-11:00
213 Procedures and Management 2nd Year
OACC Advanced Office Admin
211 Shorthand 3 SAT 11:00-2:00 2nd Year
OACC Foundation of Shorthand Office Admin
111 Writing 3 SAT 2:00-5:00 1st Year

JEDDIAH JOY C. POYAOAN, BSOA

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member
LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):
Course Code Course Description Unit Day Time Program
PrE 311 Accounting for Special Transactions 3 Mon 8:00-11:00 BSA 3rd Year
Fin Man 3rd Yr
BACC 312 Taxation (Income Taxation) 3 Mon 1:00-4:00
Mktg Mgmt 3rd Year

Accounting 17 Management Accounting II 3 Tues 8:00-11:00 Mgmt Acctg 4th Year

CAEC 312 Management Science 3 Tues 1:00-4:00 Mgmt Acctg 3rd Year
CAEC 113 Cost Accounting and Control 3 Wed 9:00-12:00 BSA 1st Year
CAEC 212 Strategic Cost Management 3 Wed 1:00-4:00 BSA 2nd Year
CAEC 212 Strategic Cost Management 3 Thurs 1:00-4:00 Mgmt Acctg 2nd Year
CAEC 214 Income Taxation 3 Fri 8:00-11:00 BSA 2nd Year
CHRISTIAN F. QUINTANS, CPA, MBA Units

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

Course Course
Code Description Unit Day Time Program
Human Behavior in Mgmt Acctg
PrE 312 3 Mon 8:00-11:00
Organizations (HBO) 3rd Year
Human Resource Mgmt Acctg
Mgmt 4 Management 3 Thurs 9:00-12:00 4th Year

MA. FATIMA S. SORIANO, BSA

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Member

LOADINGS (1st TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021):

MELODY C. VILLACORTA, CPA, MBA

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Faculty Members

VILMA R. BENIN, BSA, MBA MARK MOISES A. ESPELITA, EMERITA A. RARANGOL, BSC, MARY JOANNE C. TAPIA, CPA,
BSA, RCA, MBA Units MBA MBA

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Presentation of General Education (GenEd)
Guidelines
Merly D. Quiao,PhD
Dean, College of Arts & Sciences

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

 VIRGEN MILAGROSA UNIVERSITY
FOUNDATION
COLLEGE OF ARTS and SCIENCES

GENERAL EDUCATION GUIDELINES for

Distance Learning
POLICY STATEMENT
These guidelines shall be applied and be used by all departments
College of Arts and Sciences (Social Sciences, Language and
Literature, and Natural Sciences) including Physical Education
courses for students under Category A and Category B only.

These guidelines shall be applied only during the First Term for
the academic year 2020-2021. It includes the terms and
conditions for all General Education and Elective Courses under
the College of Arts and Sciences.
Every student enrolled shall;

1. Join the Edmodo LMS using the official email address provided by
Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation. The use of other email address
shall not be accepted.
2. Have a stable internet connection and gadget (mobile phones, tablet
and/or PC/Laptop) to participate in the class. Failure shall not be
considered as a valid excuse.
3. Attend the class meetings and open Edmodo LMS during the
scheduled time. This will constitute the attendance of the
students. Failure to attend classes can consider a student to be
dropped. (See student manual)
4. Accomplish all quizzes, individual and collaborative
activities, and examinations on time. Any submissions to be
made outside the schedule shall be forfeited. For special
consideration, request must be communicated immediately with
justifiable cause to the faculty concerned.
5. Make consultations or inquiries only during the course schedule.
6. The Midterm and Tentative Final Grade shall be
computed accordingly as;
 a. 60 percent for class participation

 b. 40 percent for the examination

7. Late admission/enrolment of students shall be communicated
immediately to every faculty concerned. The student can only
participate to the immediate lesson/module of the course upon
inclusion. No special privilege shall be given.
8. For dropping of students, every faculty shall inform the Chair
of the department and communicate to the respective
department/s of the students concerned before an action shall be
made.
9. Every student shall refer any concerns to the faculty assigned
during the consultation.
 For appeals, the student shall refer the concern to the
Chair of the department (Social Sciences, Language and
Literature, Natural Sciences, NSTP and Physical
Education) concerned. Hierarchy protocols shall be
observed.
THANK YOU
Presentation of NSTP Guidelines & Updates
George A. Dumlao,PhD
NSTP Coordinator

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

 GOOD
MORNING!
Pharmacy Students

DR. GEORGE AGUILAN DUMLAO

NSTP-Coordinator
WELCOME
NATIONAL SERVICE
TRAINING PROGRAM
CWTS-LTS-ROTC
THE LEGAL BASIS OF THE NATIONAL
SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM (NSTP)
The National Service Training Program
(NSTP) Law or RA 9163 also known as “An
Act Establishing the National Service
Training Program (NSTP) for tertiary level
students, amending for the purpose Republic
Act No. 7077 and Presidential Decree No.
1706 and for other purpose” was enacted last
January 2002 to amend the Expanded ROTC.
This program is aimed to enhance civic
consciousness and defense preparedness in
the youth by developing the ethics of
service and patriotism while undergoing
training in in any of its three(3) program
components, specially designed to enhance
the youth’s active contribution to the
general welfare.
THE NATIONAL SERVICE
TRAINING PROGRAM ACT
Republic Act 9163, also
known as the NSTP Act of
2001, was created from the
combination of Senate Bill
1824 and House Bill 3593.
 PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
To promote the role of the youth in
nation building. As such, it aims to
encourage the youth to become civic
and / or military leaders and
volunteers who could be called upon
by the nation in cases their services
are needed.
COMPONENTS OF NSTP
• CWTS – Civil Welfare
Training Services
• LTS – Literacy Training

Services
• ROTC – Reserve Officers

Training Corps
CIVIC WELFARE TRAINING SERVICE
(CWTS)
The CWTS is geared towards
activities that have social impact
through activities that could
contribute to “health education,
environment, entrepreneurship,
safety, recreation and morals of
the citizenry,”
LITERACY TRAINING SERVICE (LTS)
Has a more limited yet equally
useful objective – to “train
students to become teachers of
literacy and numeracy skills to
school children, out of school
youth, and other segments of
society in need of their service.
LITERACY TRAINING SERVICE (LTS)

LTS specializes in the

education of the people
while empowering the
people through education
RESERVE OFFICERS’ TRAINING
CORPS (ROTC)
The primary objective to
prepare the youth in
national defense, becomes
merely a component of the
program.
IMPORTANCE OF NATIONAL
SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM
(NSTP)
 Build a sense of teamwork and
loyalty
 Provide discipline
 Promote respect for others, and
 Encourage honesty and integrity.
THANK
YOU!
Overview of Flexible Learning and
Presentation of Rules & Regulations,
Interim Guidelines, Updates/Reminders:
Melody C. Villacorta, CPA, MBA
Dean, College of Business Administration
and Accountancy

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Library/ Learning Resources:
Caroline L. Castillo,PhD
University Librarian

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Netiquette:
Dimple Jane B. Carbonell, CPA
Faculty,VMUF-COP

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Netiquette for Students
Netiquette for Students
Netiquette for Students
Netiquette for Students
Netiquette for Students
Data Privacy & Cyber Bullying in the
Conduct of Online Class:
Mr. Adonis C. Caguioa
Data Privacy Officer, VMUF

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

Closing Remarks:
Brendalyn M. Padlan, CPA, MBA
Adviser, JPIA VMUF Chapter

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

esearch Coordinator

PHOTOGRAPH OPPORTUNITY
Closing Prayer
Jessica S. Ferrer, BSA, LPT
Faculty

Kaycerey M. Capua, RN, RPh, MPH

esearch Coordinator
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR
ATTENDING!
Welcome to VMUF-CBAA Family
GOD BLESS YOU,GOD BLESS VMUF!