The 2011 graduating class of Mapua has participated in a seminar that was held at the AVR1. The seminar was entitled "CODE - CODE. Observe. Develop. Engage."
The 2011 graduating class of Mapua has participated in a seminar that was held at the AVR1. The seminar was entitled "CODE - CODE. Observe. Develop. Engage."
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The 2011 graduating class of Mapua has participated in a seminar that was held at the AVR1. The seminar was entitled "CODE - CODE. Observe. Develop. Engage."
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Seminar title CODE – Connect. Observe. Develop. Engage Venue AVR1 Date/ Time February 7, 2011 8:00am– 3:00pm Resource Speaker
Lessons learned from the seminar attended
Last February 7, 2011, the 2011 graduating class of Mapua
has participated in a seminar that was held at the AVR1. The seminar was entitled “CODE – Code. Observe. Develop. Engage.”. The seminar was planned and organized by the officers of ACM organization in Mapua. There were several parts in the seminar. The first part of the seminar was the “Birds of a feather”. In this part, two students from different specializations in information technology and computer science faced and clashed each other by answering several questions about the specific specialization course. The second part in the seminar was a talk about Microsoft Live @edu. The speaker in this talk was Mr. Joshua Mallari, a Microsoft student ambassador of Mapua. In this talk, the speaker spoke about the functionalities and benefits of using Microsoft Live @edu. The third part of the seminar was an inspirational talk by former student in Mapua named Mr. Andrew Eliquen who was an information technology graduate and a valedictorian in his graduating class. He shared his experiences and thoughts in his college life in Mapua. The fourth part in the seminar was also an inspirational talk by a former Information technology student named Ms. Kim Que who was also a graduate from Information technology and a former Student Mapua Institute of Technology School of Information Technology Council President. The last part of the seminar was a talk about agile methodology. The speakers of this talk came from Orange and Bronze, a company that develops and provides Filipino kick-ass software for business solutions. Mapua Institute of Technology School of Information Technology