Technological University of the Philippines - University Extension Services

Volume XXXI, Issue 1 January-June 2020 ISSN:0119-6286

TUPT with LP4Y Beneficiaries: Three Years of Challenging Experience

Inside Issue The LP4Y YOUTH are treated

TUPT with LP4Y holistically in which they are supported
1-2
Beneficiaries and showed care in their emotional,
AM, FM, TV physical, physiological, spiritual and
2&4
Broadcasting System financial aspects they need. They were
TUPC & IIEE SCC exposed and immersed to private
Assist Community business companies and academic
During Extreme 3
Community Quarantine institutions to train them to value self-
esteem, honesty, resourcefulness,
Brigada Eskwela 2020 3&5
integrity, hard work, cooperativeness,
TUPC Donates 3D- shared responsibility, and
3&5
Printed Face Shields to
accountability to all their decisions and
Integrated Circuit
actions.
Design, Layout and
4 To enhance the capability of the
Simulation for
Electronics Students youth, the LP4Y coach had requested
Skills Up-Grading an English Language Training Course
Course For Non- 6 for their beneficiaries as one of their
Licensed Electrical
vehicle to be heard and noticed by the
TUP Visayas society and their interest to succeed that may help uplift their lives from
Distributed Face 6 poverty. The said course is not primarily the thrust of the campus, so to
Shields to Frontliners provide them their need, the Extension Services of the campus has to
collaborate with Basic Arts and Sciences Department- Language Section
TUPV Extension
Projects during 7 of TUP-T campus and CLA-TUP Manila Campus experts to make this
lockdown
program a success.
Since the students were on entrepreneurship and immersion to
Specimen Collection
7 food production, sportwear’s and IT industries, this short course for them
Booth
will become a good passport to be employed and have better lives. This
Arduino Controlled endeavor will answer the call to improve the economic status of this LP4Y
Decontamination
Booths
by providing them the skills they need to become knowledgeable
entrepreneurs.
Along this beautiful journey of these youth with TUP, LP4Y, and
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AM, FM, TV Broadcasting System and Station Design for Electronics Students and
Professionals

The AM, FM, TV Broadcasting System and Station Design for

Electronics Students and Professionals for Batch 1 was held last
Jan. 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26; Mar. 4, 11, 18, 25; Apr. 1, 8, 15, 22;
May 6, 13, 20, 2020 . The second batch held on Jan. 13, 20, 27; Feb.
3, 10, 17, 24; Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; Apr. 6, 13, 20, 27; May 4, 11, 18,
2020. It was conducted via zoom at Technological University of the
Philippines (TUP) during the Metro Manila lockdown. There were
at least 37 participants from Batch 1 and 38 participants from
Batch 2. Engr. Lean Karlo S. Tolentino, the current Director of the
University Extension Services (UES) of the said University was the
resource person. He was assisted by Engr. Jessica S. Velasco
(ECE Dept., COE Extension Coordinator), Mr. Ramon Alfonso Uy,
and Ms. Chelsea Nicole Flores (Extension Student Assistants)
AM FM TV Broadcasting System throughout the activity. The activity was 54-hour continuing
professional development (CPD) which is an extension project that aims to conduct a seminar about AM, FM, TV
Broadcasting System and Station Design to different electronics professionals, electronics students and
technicians, soon-to-be electronics technicians, and future electronics engineers. The coverage of the activity
includes introduction to AM, FM, and TV Broadcasting system and standards, AM, FM, and TV transmission
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(Continued from page 1) TUPT with LP4Y ..

other stakeholders, there were problems that had to overcome

such as 1) availability of the trainer to handle the training, 2)
complementation of schedules of both the faculty trainers and
of the youth, 3) sudden activity of the youth on other event in
LP4Y center, 4) different time of recruitment and entry of the
youth to the center, 5) different level of educational
background of the youth. With the passion and dedication of
internal and external English trainers/volunteers, the foreign
coaches, and the interventions done by them, everything
became glorious and successful.
As per LP4Y coach and the organization, after the
completion of the training of the youth in TUPT, some of them
were employed as salesclerk and cashier at Decathlon and
Lazada, restaurant crews and Chef at Resorts World Hotel,
Human Resource staffs and Office personnel at Accenture,
some become staffs of the Barangay Hall Office of Western
Bicutan and most of them became call center agents at
Alorica, Accenture and Teleperformance. (M. Camento)
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TUPC & IIEE SCC ASSIST COMMUNITY DURING EXTREME COMMUNITY

QUARANTINE

When Pres. Rodrigo R. Duterte imposed the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) for Luzon on
March 16, 2020 usual activities of its population was
also restricted. With the total lockdown, daily wage
earners including informal workers are the most
affected ones. In such situation, the TUP Cavite and
the IIEE – SCC made coordination to help the families
of their former adopted community the Sityo Putohan.
The measure enforced by the government prevents
ambulant vendors to sell and earn for their daily living.
The efforts of Normi B. Santos and E. Frias produced
at least 3 kilos of rice and canned foods that was
distributed to at least 37 families. (N. Santos & E.
Goods distribution at Sityo Putohan, Salitran 2, Frias)
Dasmarinas Cavite

Brigada Eskwela 2020 TUPC Donates 3D-Printed Face

Shields to Frontliners
The Technological
This pandemic season has been a true
University of the
challenge for mankind. Everyone was affected, from
Philippines Cavite
small businesses to large-scale enterprises; and
Campus along with its most of all, no one is safe. We do have safety
partner agency the measures that can prevent the spread of the virus;
Institute of Integrated wash your hands regularly, avoid physical contact,
Electrical Engineers and a lot more.
Southern Cavite Chapter In order to help with this cause, TUPC
(IIEE-SCC) find ways to donated a total of 383 3D-printed face shields to our
extend help to school frontlines. Last March 26 – April 3, and May 18 – 20,
2020, some of our faculty stepped up to the
who are really in need.
challenge, despite the danger of COVID 19. This
On January 10, 2020 Solar lamps for 30 fami-
lies in the barangay project would not have been possible without the
representatives from
help of our faculty and staff volunteers: Benefrido
both agencies brave a Reyes, Jerome Bautista, Alexander Mag-isa,
five-kilometer rough road to deliver goods consist Edmundo Frias, Jean Rose Esguerra, Jonathan
of 2kW Generator, Water pump, Intermediate Maestrecampo, and Gil Beltran. Luckily, the campus
Bulk Container (IBC) tank and 30 pieces solar was able to acquire 6 units of 3D printers and the
charge led lamp. The beneficiaries, Guitasin faculty got the chance to attend the training for the
Elementary School at Bgy. Kaong, Silang, Cavite equipment, right before the lockdown started. We
and the residents within its vicinity. During the now face this challenge of the new normal. We may
adjust each day, but it is still progress; eventually we
event, representatives from the Department of
will heal as one. The list of beneficiaries for the 3D-
Education (DepEd) led by the DepEd Cavite
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Integrated Circuit Design, Layout and Simulation for Electronics Students and
Professionals
Photo during the Webinar on Integrated Circuit Design, Layout and
Simulation for Electronics Students and Professionals
The Integrated Circuit Design, Layout and
Simulation for Electronics Students and
Professionals Training was held last Jan. 15,22, 29;
Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26; Mar. 4, 11, 18, 25; Apr. 1, 8, 15, 22;
May 6, 13, 20, 2020 (for Batch 1) and last Jan. 13, 20,
27; Feb. 3, 10, 17, 24; Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; Apr. 6, 13,
20, 27; May 4, 11, 18, 2020 (for Batch 2) at
Technological University of the Philippines and via
Zoom during the Metro Manila Lockdown. 30
(Continued from page 2) AM. FM TV Broadcasting...
system design, and AM, FM, & TV coverage mapping and
prediction. While this activity was held online via zoom, all
participants were able to attend and finished the training-
seminar on the said schedules. (COE)
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participants from Batch 1 and 34 participants from
Batch 2 attended the said training-seminar. Engr.
Lean Karlo S. Tolentino was the resource person.
Engr. Jessica S. Velasco (ECE Dept., COE Extension
Coordinator) joined and assisted Engr. Tolentino
throughout the activity. Thirty-seven electronics
professionals, electronics technician, and students
attended the activity. Extension student assistants
namely Ella Mae Paule, Dan Anthony Ylarde, Mary
Claire Co, and Ramon Alfonso Uy volunteered to
assist the resource person and coordinator in
facilitating surveys, checking of the participant’s
assessments/quizzes/activities, and documentation
of the whole extension activity.
The said 54-hour continuing professional
development (CPD) extension project aims to
conduct an orientation and awareness seminar
about Integrated Circuit Design, Layout and
Simulation for Electronics Students and
Professionals to different electronics professionals,
electronics students and technicians, soon-to-be
electronics technicians, and future electronics
engineers. The following topics were discussed:
CMOS technology and theory of operation, Euler’s
path, Stick diagram, CMOS layout rules and
techniques, and CMOS circuit characterization and
performance estimation. (L. Tolentino)
Webinar on AM, FM, TV Broadcasting System and Station
Design Conducted Via Zoom.
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TUP CAVITE EXTENSION PROGRAMS

(Continued from page 3) TUPC donates 3d Face Shields.

printed face shields:

Pagamutan ng Dasmariñas – 55 pcs

Philippine Navy – 150 pcs
DLSU Medical Center – 20 pcs
Brgy. Salawag Personnel – 10 pcs
Silang Health Center (Brgy. Bulihan) – 10 pcs
TUPC Faculty and Staff – 53 pcs
Bacoor-Dasma Checkpoint Personnel – 10 pcs
World Citi Medical Center – 10 pcs
Southern Tagalog Regional Hospital (Bacoor District
Hospital) – 15 pcs

Photos taken during the distribution of 3D Face Shields to recipients together with TUP Cavite Employees.

(Continued from page 3) Brigada Eskwela As s is tan t School D iv ision

Superintendent Dr. Elias Alicaya
(TUP-Cavite Alumnus) were present.
The 30 pcs solar lamp were given to
thirty families who were invited to
attend, while the generator, water
pump and water tank were given to the
school received by its teacher-in-
charge Mr. Robert Bisnar. Guitasin
Elementary School has two rooms
shared by 36 pupils attending grade 1
Photo-op together with officials from DepEd, members of the IIEE to grade 6. (E. Frias & L. De Guzman)
Southern Cavite Chapter and Guitasin Elem. School.
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SKILLS UP-GRADING COURSE FOR NON-LICENSED ELECTRICAL

The Review for Master Electrician’s Board
Examination, TUP Cavite’s yearly extension project
was partially implemented due to the declaration
of Luzon wide enhance community quarantine
(ECQ). The upgrading course with 25 participants
has just conducted its fifth meeting (March 7)
when the Pres. Duterte put the entire country under
the state of public health emergency due to COVID
threat and later a total lockdown under the
Proclamation No. 929. The ECQ took effect on
March 17, 2020 aimed to prevent the spread of
Figure 1. Partner agency IIEE Southern Cavite posted
on its FB account the schedule of the upgrading course corona virus disease 19 (COVID 19) when
confirmed local transmission cases
were reported. Resumption of the
project is not yet certain and very much
dependent on the pandemic situation,
and the Philippine Regulations
Commission’s (PRC) reopening of the
board examinations in Electrical
Engineering. This year’s Upgrading
Course was handled and managed by
the proponents Prof. Edmundo G. Frias,
Engr. Lawrence De Guzman, and
lecturer Engr. Marco Figueroa. (E. Frias
Figure2. Skills upgrading course for non-licensed electrical practi-
tioners (RME review) 2020 & L. De Guzman)

TUP VISAYAS DISTRIBUTED FACE SHIELD TO FRONTLINERS

The TUP-Visayas in Collaboration with Negros Women for Tomorrow Foundation (NWTF) made 15, 273 Face
Shields on March 23 to June 2, 2020 and were distributed to Frontliners for Covid-19
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TUP VISAYAS EXTENSION ACTIVITES DURING LOCKDOWN

The TUP Visayas Extension Services in partnership

with Tidbits have provided Liquid Hand Soap,
Washable Face Mask, candies and inspirational
letters to frontliners and patients during the
Enhanced Community Quarantine due to Covid-19
Pandemic from March to June 2020. The pack is
consisting of 6 washable face mask, 2 packs of
candies, 2,500ml of hand soap and inspirational
messages. The beneficiaries were from various
sectors and a total of 700 packs were distributed.
(TUPV Extension Office)

SPECIMEN COLLECTION BOOTH

The TUP Visayas with Dir. Eric Malo-oy, TUP-V Campus Director and
handed one unit of Engr. Jovel Young of DOST TUP-V HIVE were
Specimen Collection present during the turned over of the said machines.
Booth to two
recipients such
Corazon Locsin
Montelibano
Memorial Regional
Hospital (CLMMRH)
and SCB Negros
Occidental. Dr.
Julius Drilon and his
team received the
unit for CLMMRH

ARDUINO CONTROLLED DECONTAMINATION BOOTHS

TUP Visayas together with Engr. Eric Malo-oy, TUPV Director handed two (2) Arduino Controlled Decontamination booths to Corazon Loc-
sin Memorial Regional Hospital and Teresita Jalandoni Provincial Hospital, Negros Occidental.
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TUP Officials and UES Staff and Coordinators
DR. JESUS RODRIGO F. TORRES
DR. MELITO A. BACCAY
DR. MYRNA M. TEPORA
DR. SELFA J. BRIONES
PROF. ERIC A. MALO-OY
ENGR. LEAN KARLO S. TOLENTINO Director, UESO
DR. IRA C. VALENZUELA
ENGR. TEODINIS P. GARCIA
PROF. JERRY G. LIGAYA
AR. ELPIDIO T. BALAIS, JR.
ENGR. BENEDICTO N. FORTALEZA Dean, COE
DR. JULIET A. CATANE
DR. ROMEO S. EBONITE
PROF. MA. IAN P. DE LOS TRINOS
PROF. FIDELA Q. ARAÑES
PROF. WELLANIE M. MOLINO
Mr. Redentor A. Janaban
PROF. JUVY V. DELMONTE
Ms. Eileen Grace C. Dakiapo
PROF. FILIPINA O. TOLENTINO
Mr. Ireneo Fernando O. de Lara
PROF. RONNIE B. DE GUZMAN
Mr. Ireneo Fernando O. De Lara
ENGR. JESSICA S. VELASCO
Prof. Pablo G. Pilar, Jr.
PROF. DOROTHY D. MANALANSAN CIE Extension Coordinator
Prof. Redentor A. Janaban
ENGR. ELMAR C. FRANCISCO
Ms. Eileen Grace C. Dakiapo
PROF. EDMUNDO G. FRIAS
Mr. Redentor A. Janaban
PROF. MA. VICTORIA CAMENTO
Prof. Pablo G. Pilar, Jr.
PROF. RONILO P. LOZADA
Ms. Eileen Grace C. Dakiapo
Ms. Bernadette S. Gerasmio
University Extension Services Office
3F IRTC Building
Ayala Blvd. cor. San Marcelino Street
Ermita, Manila 1000
Telefax: 025– 301-3001 loc. 409
President
VP for Research and Extension
Campus Director, TUP Cavite
Campus Director, TUP Taguig
Campus Director, TUP Visayas
Director, URDS
Director, IRTC
Director, ITSO/TLO
Dean, CAFA
Dean, CLA
Dean, CIE
Dean, CIT
Dean, COS
COS Extension Coordinator
UESO Coordinator, COS
CLA Extension Coordinator
UESO Coordinator, CLA
CAFA Extension Coordinator
UESO Coordinator, CAFA
CIT Extension Coordinator
UESO Coordinator, CIT
COE Extension Coordinator
UESO Coordinator, COE
UESO Coordinator, CIE
IRTC Extension Coordinator
UESO Coordinator, IRTC
Head, Extension Services
UESO Coordinator, TUP Cavite
Head, Extension Services
UESO Coordinator, TUP Taguig
Head, Extension Services
UESO Coordinator, TUP Visayas
UESO Administrative Services
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UNIVERSITY EXTENSION SERVICES
The Technological University of the
Philippines envisions an improved quality of life for the
Filipinos through the conduct of dynamic extension
services to the academe, industry and the community.
Mission
The University Extension Services (UES), a
dynamic service oriented sector of the TUP, composed
of qualified extension workers, provides capability
enhancement in advanced science, technology and
technological education for industry, academe and
related sectors, through technology transfer,
continuing education and training and information
dissemination to contribute significantly to the
attainment of the national development goals.
Extension Direction
Priority 1. Intensify Extension Programs for the
enhancement of professionals and semi-skilled
manpower in the academe, industry and
community.
Priority 2. Technology adaptation and
communication for the socio-economic
development of the community.
Priority 3. Sustain the Development of a dynamic
community that is socially and economically
transformed, particularly those that affect the
depressed, deprived and underprivileged group
of the target areas of the university.
Priority 4. Intensifying Internal Capability
Development Service Programs for faculty and
students for enhanced involvement in extension
work.
Priority 5. Development of an active
communication system for the promotion of
relevant extension program.
Priority 6. Strengthening Special Project
Development Services (SPDS) on Gender and
Development (GAD), Coop Education and other
institutional and national thrusts.
Priority 7. Enhance public service rendered by the
University.
KALINGA PUBLICATION STAFF
ENGR. LEAN KARLO S. TOLENTINO
Editor-in-Chief
MS. EILEEN GRACE C. DAKIAPO
Lay-out/Circulation Officer
Consultant
DR. MELITO A. BACCAY
VP for Research and Extension
Contributors
Prof. Ma. Victoria Camento
Dr. Normie B. Santos
Engr. Edmundo G. Frias
Engr. Lawrence Y. De Guzman
Engr. Lean Karlo S. Tolentino
College of Engineering
TUP Visayas Extension Office