REPORT 2

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POPULATION

TABLE 1. POPULATION OF EXECUTIVE OFFICES IN MCL

EXECUTIVE OFFICE NO. OF STAFF

OFFICE of the PRESIDENT (OP)
President and Chief Executive Officer 1
OFFICE of the EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT (OEVP)
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer 1
Secretary 1
Technical Assistant 1
OFFICE of the SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT for ADMINISTRATIVE and LEGAL
(OSVPAL)
Senior Vice President for Administrative and Legal 1
OFFICE of the VICE PRESIDENT for ACADEMIC AFFAIRS (OVPAA)
Vice President for Academic Affairs 1
Secretary 1
Technical Assistant 1
OFFICE of the VICE PRESIDENT for FINANCE (OVPF)
Vice President for Finance and Chief Finance Officer 1
Controller 1
OFFICE of the ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT for ACADEMIC SERVICES
(OAVPAS)
Assistant Vice President 1
Academic Services Assistant 2
OFFICE of the ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT for HUMAN RESOURCES and
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES (OHRAS)
Assistant Vice President 1
TOTAL: 14

TABLE 2. POPULATION OF COLLEGE FACULTY IN MCL

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT NO. OF STAFF

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE (CAS)
Acting Dean, Program Chair, B. Multimedia Arts 1
 Program Coordinator, B.A. Communication 1
Program Coordinator, B.S. Environmental Science 1
Cluster Chair, Social Sciences 1
Cluster Chair, Mathematics 1
Cluster Chair, Physical Education 1
Cluster Chair, Languages and Humanities 1
Cluster Chair, Science 1
College Assistant 1
Faculty Members 50
COLLEGE OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
Dean 1
Program Chair, B.S. Computer Science 1
College Assistant 1
Faculty Members 6
E.T. YUCHENGCO COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Dean, E.T. Yuchengco College of Business Program Chair, B.S. 1
Hospitality Management
Program Chair, B.S. Tourism Management 1
Program Chair, B.S. Accountancy 1
College Assistant 1
Faculty Members 18
MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY at LAGUNA (MITL)
Dean, Program Chair, B.S. Mechanical Engineering 1
Program Chair, B.S. Architecture 1
Program Chair, B.S. Chemical Engineering 1
Program Chair, B.S. Civil Engineering 1
Program Chair, B.S. Computer Engineering 1
Program Chair, B.S. Electrical Engineering 1
Program Coordinator, B.S. Electronics Engineering 1
College Assistant 1
Faculty Members 49
MAPUA-PTC COLLEGE OF MARITIME EDUCATION & TRAINING (CMET)
Dean 1
Program Chair, B.S. Marine Engineering 1
Program Chair, B.S. Marine Transportation 1
Shipboard Training Office 1
Shipboard Training Office Coordinator 1
College Assistant 1
Faculty Members 5
INSTITUTE FOR EXCELLENCE IN CONTINUING EDUCATION AND
LIFELONG LEARNING (I-ExCELL)
Director 1
Technical Assistant 1
Instructor 1
TOTAL: 161
 TABLE 3. POPULATION OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY IN MCL
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT NO. OF STAFF
OIC – Senior High School Principal 1
Senior High School Assistant 1
Cluster Coordinator, PBM, PE, HE, and ICT 1
Cluster Coordinator, Science and EMT 1
Cluster Coordinator, Social Sciences, Humanities and PDV 1
Cluster Coordinator, Languages, Research and WIP 1
Cluster Coordinator, ABM, LS and Mathematics 1
Faculty Members 51
TOTAL: 58

TABLE 4. POPULATION OF NON-ACADEMIC OFFICES IN MCL

NON – ACADEMIC OFFICES NO. OF STAFF

ACCOUNTING OFFICE (ACO)
Accounting Officer 2
Accounting Assistant 4
ADMISSIONS OFFICE (ADO)
Admissions Assistant 3
ATHLETICS and PHYSICAL EDUCATION OFFICE (APEO)
Director 1
Volleyball Coach 1
Football Coach 1
Basketball Coach – College 1
Basketball Coach – SHS 1
Baseball Coach 1
BLUE & SILVER BOOKSHOP
Bookstore Head 1
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT and MAINTENANCE OFFICE (CDMO)
Facilities Manager 1
Administrative Assistant 1
Liaison Officer 2
CENTER for GUIDANCE and COUNSELING (CGC)
Head 1
CGC Assistant 1
Guidance Counselor 3
Guidance Facilitator 1
Psychometrician 1
CENTER for HEALTH SERVICES and WELLNESS (CHSW)
 School Physician 1
School Dentist 1
Nurse 3
CENTER for LEARNING and INFORMATION RESOURCES (CLIR)
Library Officer 1
Librarian 2
Library Assistant 2
CENTER for SERVICE-LEARNING and COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT (CSCE)
Director 1
Program Coordinator 1
Program Assistant 4
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES OFFICE (ITSO)
Director 1
Network Engineer 1
Systems Engineer 1
Computer Technician 2
Software Developer 2
Web Developer 2
IT Resource Assistant 1
Helpdesk Assistant 1
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT OFFICE (HRMO)
HR Assistant 3
INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITIES OFFICE (IFO)
Laboratory Technician 4
Laboratory Assistant 4
LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS and INNOVATIONS OFFICE (LEIO)
Director 1
E- Learning Coordinator 1
OFFICE for CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS (OCC)
Director 1
Digital Media Specialist 1
Graphic Artist 2
OFFICE for EDUCATIONAL CONTENT MANAGEMENT (OECM)
Director 1
OFFICE for QUALITY MANAGEMENT (OQM)
Manager 1
OQM Assistant 1
OFFICE for STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS and GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT
(OSPGE)
Director 1
OEP Assistant 1
PURCHASING OFFICE (PO)
Manager 1
Purchasing Assistant 3
REGISTRAR’S OFFICE (RO)
OIC – Registrar 1
 Assistant Registrar 1
Registrar Assistant 2
RESEARCH PROMOTION AND COORDINATION OFFICE (RPCO)
Research Director 1
STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE (SAO)
Director 1
Head, Center for Student Advising 1
Head, Center for Student Activities and Discipline 1
SAO Assistant 1
TREASURY OFFICE (TO)
Manager 1
Treasury Officer 1
Treasury Assistant 2
TOTAL: 88

TABLE 5. ESTIMATED POPULATION OF COLLEGE STUDENT IN MCL

NO. OF AVE. NO. OF AVE. NO. OF TOTAL

PROGRAM BATCH/YR. LVL SECTION STUDENTS (per
section)
B.A. Communication 3 3 40 360
B. Multimedia Arts 3 3 40 360
B.S. Psychology 3 3 40 360
B.S Computer Science 4 3 40 480
B.S. Information System 4 3 40 480
B.S. Information Technology 4 3 40 480
B.S. Accountancy 4 3 40 480
B.S. Business Administration 4 3 40 480
B.S. Tourism 4 2 40 480
B.S. Architecture 5 3 40 600
B.S. Chemical Engineering 4 3 40 480
B.S. Electrical Engineering 4 3 40 480
B.S. Electronics Engineering 4 3 40 480
B.S. Industrial Engineering 4 3 40 480
B.S. Mechanical Engineering 4 3 40 480
B.S. Marine Engineering 4 3 40 480
B.S. Marine Transportation 4 3 40 480
TOTAL: 7920
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AVE. NO. OF SECTION AVE. NO. OF STUDENTS TOTAL
GRADE 11
STEM 18 40 720
ABM 4 40 160
HUMS 4 40 160
GAS 2 40 80
HE 2 40 80
GRADE 12
STEM 18 40 720
ABM 4 40 160
HUMS 4 40 160
GAS 2 40 80
HE 2 40 80
TOTAL: 2240
TABLE 6. ESTIMATED POPULATION OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT IN MCL
 FIGURE
TOTAL POPULATION IN MCL 1.
TOTAL

EXECUTIVE OFFICES
COLLEGE FACULTY
SHS FACULTY
NON-ACADEMIC OFFICES
COLLEGE STUDENTS
SHS STUDENT

POPULATION IN MCL

ANALYSIS

MAX POPULATION ON SITE

Max population on site is determined by multiplying the total of number classroom to 40

students. Due to the pandemic the researchers were not able to visit the site to confirm the total
number of classroom available in MCL, therefore the researchers make use of the data available online.
Note: 40 is the average number of students per classroom.

The researchers estimated that there are 36 classrooms available in J.P. Rizal building of MCL.

For the Einstein building the estimated number of classrooms are 56.
The E.T.Y. building has 3 classrooms on the second floor.

M104
M104 M103 M102
M101

The maritime building beside the Einstein building has 5 classrooms.

BUILDING NO. OF CLASSROOM

J.P. Rizal Building 36
Einstein Building 56
E.T.Y. Building 3
Maritime Building 5
Total 111

Results:

Combined population of SHS and College students in MCL:10179

Available classroom in MCL: 111
Max on site Population: 4440

NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES:

 TYPE OF OCCUPANCY
 PARKING OCCUPANCY

 OPEN SPACES OCCUPANCY (for track oval and covered court)

FIRE CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES

 CLASSROOM OCCUPANT LOAD

PLUMBING CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES

 OCCUPANTS SEWAGE FLOW RATES

 Recommended Sewage Disposal System

 REQUIRED PLUMBING FACILITIES FOR STAFF AND STUDENTS

  WATER SUPPY FIXTURE UNITS

HISTORY AND CULTURE

When the ownership of the Mapúa Institute of Technology was transferred in the year 1999 to
the Yuchengco Group of Companies (YGC) under the stewardship of the Ambassador Alfonso T.
Yuchengco; great amount of face lifting was undertaken to make the facilities of Mapúa at par with
international standards and great amount of effort was cultivated to further strengthen the academic
programs of the institution.
 Through the years, new programs were offered such as Computer Science, Information
Technology, Material Science and Engineering, Biological Engineering, Nursing, Psychology,
Accountancy, and Hotel and Restaurant Management in addition to the Engineering and Architecture
programs.

In fulfillment of the long-term development plan of nothing, a six-hectare land was acquired for
its expansion and presence in Laguna, which stands as one of CALABARZON's industrial and commercial
hub.

Groundwork started in late 2005, and on 23 January 2006, Malayan Colleges Laguna (informally
referred to as MCL) acquired its corporate personality following its registration with the Securities and
Exchange Commission. This opened the way for the creation of an interim group under the leadership of
Dr. Reynaldo B. Vea, Mapúa Institute of Technology President and CEO, and concurrently the MCL
President and CEO, with administrators from Mapua namely Milagros V. Reyes, former Mapúa Executive
Vice President for Administration and Chief Operating Officer; Engr. Dodjie Maestrecampo, then
Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs; Engr. Dennis H. Tablante, Dean of the School of  EE-ECE-
CoE; Engr. Christopher F. dela Rosa, Director of Mapua's Development Office for Information
Technology; Raoul A. Villegas, Controller of the Mapua IT Center, and Daniel R. Francisco, President for
People eServe Corp.

In January 2007, the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) gave the approval for MCL to offer
eight (8) programs of study in Engineering, Information Technology, and Business. This was after MCL's
satisfactory compliance with the standards of the CHED's Regional Quality Assurance Team.

18 June 2007 marked MCL's first academic year - Malayan Colleges Laguna opened its doors to
the first batch of Malayans.

MCL started with three colleges: the Mapúa Institute of Technology at Laguna (MITL), the
Enrique T. Yuchengco College of Business (ETYCB), and the College of Information Technology (CIT). In
2008, the Mapúa-PTC College of Maritime Education and Training (CMET) was established in
cooperation with the Philippine Transmarine Carrier, Inc. (PTC), one of the country's leading companies
in crewing management. In 2009, MCL's College of Arts and Science (CAS) started the Bachelor of Arts in
Communication major in Multimedia Arts.

In March 2010, the maritime programs acquired ISO and DNV certifications in March 2010,
barely two years after establishment, serving as a testament to the quality of MCL's systems and
offerings. The preparations for the ABET accreditation of MCL's engineering and IT programs have been
started.

DREAMS AND AMBITION

Mission
 1. To provide the learning environment that would transform our students into globally
competitive professionals;
2. To produce social wealth from the generation of new knowledge;
3. To contribute to the solution of industry’s and society’s problems by the expert application of
knowledge.

Vision

Malayan Colleges Laguna shall be a global steeple of excellence in professional education and
research.

Core Values

Excellence, Loyalty, Teamwork, Discipline, and Urgency

Motto

Excellence and Virtue