7. Web and mobile applications

14. MIDTERM REQUIREMENTS o Photocopy of the following documents sent to the company:  Recommendation Letter  Application Letter  Resume or Bio Data  Cedula *  other company requirements * (e.g. medical cert.) o Organizational Chart o Company Profile must specify type of company e.g. Networking, Software Development,, Government Office o Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) and/or Contracts o Locator Map/Sketch o Job Description and/or Work Instructions

17. ThesisCapstone  Systematic investigation of a computing problem  Address an existing problem or need  May include: A solution An approximate or partial solution Scientific investigation Development of results leading to the solution of the problem  Focuses on: Infrastructure Application Process involved in introducing a computing solution to a problem Comprehensive report on infrastructure requirements and project’s implications on other existing systems  Heavily systems development should clearly demonstrate a software development that is algorithm-based and founded on Computer Science principles  Focuses on business processes and the implications of introducing a computing solution to a problem

20. Multimedia Systems Game Development E-learning Systems Interactive Systems Information Kiosks Network Design and Implementation IT Management IT Strategic Plan IT Security Analysis, Planning and Implementation

21. Foundations of Computer Science Automata and Formal Languages Data Structures, Algorithm Design and Analysis Web Semantics Coding Theory Programming Languages Visualization Systems Computer and Architecture Modelling and Simulation Human Computer Interaction Usability Affective Computing Emphatic Computing

23. The student must finish the following courses that prepare him/her to undergo a formal capstone project/research study: Res 1 (Methods of Research) - for research methodologies (e.g. Descriptive research method) TechWrite22 (Technical Writing) - for formal articles/writing and presentation skills SAD22 (Systems Analysis and Design) - for Software Development steps or life cycle Math 11/Math 21A (Advanced Statistics / Probability and Statistics) - for statistical process/treatment SoftEng32 (Software Engineering) co-requisite of IT 415 / CAPSTONE41 - for Software development paradigms AIS32 (Accounting Information Systems) – for business processes AutoLang32 (Automata and Language Theory) - for CS ProgLan32 (Structures of Programming Languages) – for CS

26. ITEMSPRICEREMARKS CAPSTONE MANUALP 250.002 SEMESTERS PRACTICUM MANUALP 250.002 SEMESTERS PRACTICUM T-SHRITP 270.00 – P 300.002 SEMESTERS CAPSTONE PROJECT/THESIS FEESP 3000.00PER SEMESTER ADVISER - 800 PANEL MEMBERS (2) – 800 CHAIRMAN – 500 CENSOR - 400 ADMIN FEE – 500

29. Richard Matthew Stallman, often known by his initials, rms, is a software freedom activist and computer programmer. Born: March 16, 1953 (age 62), Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States BornManhattan, New York City, New York, United States Movies: Revolution OS MoviesRevolution OS Education: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1974– 1975),Harvard University (1970– 1974) EducationMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyHarvard University

30. That’s All.