3.

3 Service Process

3.3.1 Detailed Description and Flow Chart of the Admission Processes

Registration

Students must complete the application form providing their personal data and academic

information. The students may initially access the form from the academic websites

before submitting it to the university. Additional required documents must be submitted

upon request of the university.

Entrance Exam

This is the standardized test to assess the readiness of the student. Qualifications are up

to the concerning heads. The date and location of the entrance exam must be

announced at sufficient days prior to the exact date of the exam.

Interview

It is important for both the student and the university to get to know each other. This is

when the interviewer determines if the student is qualified in terms of motivation and

character

Enrollment

Students must complete all the requirements and choose their desired course. Tuition

fees and other payments need to be paid during the enrollment process.

Orientation

It includes welcoming the students and introducing the school’s rules and policies.

Informing the students about different academic programs is the main purpose of

orientation.
3.3.2 Detailed Description of the Educational Procedure

Lectures

Instructors presents information to the students. Lectures are important tool for materials

and manufacturing engineers as they provide the foundational theoretical knowledge

needed for practical work. They help engineers understand essential concepts and stay

updated with industry’s advancements.

Written Exams

Periodic exams are provided to evaluate students’ knowledge and understanding of the

concepts. Written exams assess problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and the ability to

make informed decisions, which are crucial in dealing with complex manufacturing

processes and material selection.

Workshops

The field of Manufacturing and Materials Engineering focus more on dealing with

equipments and materials. Workshops improve skills in manufacturing efficiency, cost

reduction, quality control, and materials testing results analysis.

OJT

Students must be exposed to the actual environment of their chosen field to have more

in-depth understanding in their endeavor and be more prepared in their career.

Screening

Faculty members conduct a deliberation meeting to evaluate a student's eligibility for

graduation.
3.4 Quality Management Process

3.4.1 Quality Control Requirements

The renovated part of the structure would be constructed on the roof floor. Quality control during

and after the construction must involve a systematic process of inspecting and assessing the

renovation. This is to ensure that it meets the specified quality standards, safety regulations,

and design requirements.

MAN

Employee / Staff requirements

Employees or staff members should undergo regular evaluations by students and

colleagues to ensure ongoing accountability and performance improvement. This

feedback mechanism promotes transparency and enables the institution to address any

concerns promptly. Instructors must follow a systematic and competent curriculum that

aligns with the mission and vision of the university in terms of serving high-quality

education. Continuous assessment and adaptation of teaching methods are essential to

meet the evolving needs of students.

 Student Requirements

Students can significantly contribute to the quality of education at a university by

providing constructive feedback on courses and instructors. They could also help

maintain the education quality of the university by simply being responsible of using the

resources provided by the school. The university should also encourage students to

participate programs that involves improvement of the school.

MACHINES

Machine Requirements

All material testing equipment, metal machinery, fabrication tools, safety equipment, and

other laboratory machines must comply with the required specifications standards to

provide reliable results. Machines and equipment must be consistently checked and

inspected by a technician to avoid disruptions during workshops and to maintain safety

while training. Consistent maintenance and upkeep of these machines are essential to

extend their lifespan and maximize their efficiency in materials and manufacturing

engineering work. Safety equipment, encompassing personal protective gear and fume

hoods, must be well-maintained and compliant with safety regulations to safeguard

students and instructors during work.

Hardware Requirements

For the Computer Laboratory, the following minimum specifications of hardware must be

provided:

- Processor: Intel Core i5 or its equivalent

- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Professional x64

- Memory: 8 GB RAM

- Storage: 512 HDD/SSD

Software Requirements

Functional Stability

Program license must be installed in all units and Installation of drawing and

engineering analysis programs should be carried out accurately to ensure their

functional stability. Regular updates should be applied to maintain security and

performance of each computer unit. Consistent monitoring and validation of the

licenses and software versions are essential to safeguard against any potential

issues or discrepancies.
 Performance Efficiency & Reliability

Each computer units must perform efficiently. The softwares of the units and the

programs should be constantly checked by a software expert. The software

expert's role includes updates, troubleshooting, and ensuring that all licensed

programs are used in accordance with university regulations. Regular

maintenance and oversight contribute to a reliable and productive computing

environment within the academic institution.

3.4.2 Quality Procedures

METHODS

Methods for choosing the right employees / staffs

The recruitment and selection of university administrative staff should be competent and

structured to ensure that the most qualified candidates are chosen to fill key positions. The initial

stage in the hiring process entails job posting and approval. The posted job description must

outline the responsibilities, qualifications, and expectations associated with the position.

Furthermore, the acquisition of necessary approvals from university authorities or relevant

departments is a critical prerequisite for commencing the recruitment process. The screening of

staffs must satisfy the standard qualifications that are required.

Methods for machines, hardwares, and softwares

The equipment and machines to be stored in the two departments should be from reliable and

trusted stores. They should be tested for finalization and quality reports must be presented.
Before finalizing the hardwares and softwares to be used, it must be tested first according to

their functionality, performance, and security. These tests help identify any vulnerabilities,

performance issues, or compatibility problems that need to be addressed before

implementation. By conducting comprehensive assessments, the university can ensure that the

chosen hardware and software components will seamlessly integrate into the existing

environment and contribute to the overall efficiency and security of the departments.

3.5 Plant Size and Production Schedule

3.5.1 Schedule

The proposed programs, MfgE and MatE, will be open for enrollment by Academic Year

2024-2025. It is operational from 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM for classes and 8:00 AM to 5:00

PM for administrative offices from Monday to Friday. For Saturdays, it is operational from

8:00 AM to 4:00 PM for classes and 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM for administrative offices. This

will run for 100 days for the first and second semester, and 29 days for the summer

term.

3.5.2 Service Capacity Plan

Lecture Rooms

Lecture rooms are 4.5m by 7m in floor area. This size capacity can carry a 2m x 3.5m

instructor’s lecture area, 45 total numbers of armchairs, and 800mm rear and side aisles.

Three lecture rooms are assigned for the MATE Department while the other three lecture

rooms are for the MFGE Department.

Laboratory Workshop Rooms

In laboratory rooms, spaces for equipment, lectures, and hands-on exercises are

provided. Each has a floor area of 4.5m by 7m that makes a total of 13.5m by 7m

Computer Laboratory Room

The Computer Laboratory is designed for 46 computer units. It occupies a floor area of

9m x 7m. Both students from materials engineering department and manufacturing

engineering department from first to final years could be catered according to the

schedule analysis.

Faculty Rooms

There are two faculty rooms for every department (2 for materials engineering

department and 2 for manufacturing engineering department). The 7m by 4.5m faculty

rooms have the capacity to contain 9 faculty members.

Comfort Rooms

Each comfort room has 4 lavatory fixtures and 2 toilet cubicles. The 4.5m x 7m floor area

is divided into 2, the female and the male comfort rooms. The four comfort rooms are

located in the corners of every building for convenience purposes.

3.6 Manpower Requirement

Proper organization structure must be established in order to define the necessary

human resources the organization needs in order to operate. This includes determining

the exact number of employees needed, and providing the job description and job

specification that each employee must be qualified for the position they would assume.

3.6.1 Organizational Chart

To be able to perform its operation and provide the best service, the employees know

how to work with each other within the organization, specifically knowing who has the

higher authority. The organization chart below displays how the Department of

Manufacturing and Materials Engineering would operate.

Dean of School of Engineering

The dean is in-charge of managing the operations of the School of Engineering. These

include overseeing the students’ affairs, managing the faculty, making decisions

regarding the budget and resources, and providing a unified goal for the whole school.

Chairperson of the Department of Manufacturing and Materials Engineering

The chairperson is in-charge of managing the operations within the Department of

Manufacturing and Materials Engineering. These include curriculum development,

faculty management, handling the budget and resources of the department, and

collaborating with the different engineering departments.

Secretary

The secretary provides administrative support by facilitating communication among

faculty, staff, and students. They manage processing of documents, assist students, and

offer support to faculty members while ensuring compliance with university policies.

Laboratory Technician

The laboratory technician is in-charge of managing the laboratories in the department.

These include maintaining lab safety, managing supplies, managing inventory, and

troubleshooting.

Cluster Head, Manufacturing and Materials

The cluster heads are the leaders of the faculty. They organize the coordination of

Manufacturing and Materials Department to other Departments. They are responsible for

facilitating resource allocation and guiding curriculum development to maintain the

cluster's academic excellence and prominence.

Faculty

They are responsible for teaching, instructing, and guiding students. They provide

knowledge and train practices to engineering students to develop their skills and

thinking. They assess students’ exams and evaluate hands-on exercises or workshops.

3.6.2 Headcount

Positions Headcount

Dean of School of Engineering 1

Chairperson of the Department of 1

Manufacturing and Materials

Engineering

Secretary 1

Laboratory Technician 1
 Cluster Head, Manufacturing 1

Cluster Head, Materials 1

Faculty MATE - 8

MFGE - 10

3.6.3 Job Description & Job Specification

POSITION: Dean of School of Engineering

1. Overseeing the overall management and administration of the

School of Engineering

2. Setting and implementing the school's strategic vision and goals

3. Supervising and supporting department chairs, faculty, and staff

POSITION: Chairperson of the Department of Manufacturing and

Materials Engineering

1. Managing departmental budgets and resources

2. Overseeing curriculum development and program assessment

3. Leading the department's academic and administrative activities

4. Collaborating with other department chairs and the dean

5. Representing the department to university leadership and

external entities

POSITION: Secretary

1. Providing administrative support to departmental or

organizational leadership

2. Managing schedules, appointments, and correspondence

3. Handling departmental communications and documents

4. Managing office supplies and equipment

5. Handling general administrative tasks and inquiries

POSITION: Laboratory Technician

1. Preparing and maintaining laboratory equipment and materials

2. Ensuring the safety and cleanliness of the laboratory

3. Calibrating and troubleshooting laboratory instruments

 4. Ordering and managing laboratory supplies and inventory

5. Assisting in safety and compliance procedures

POSITION: Cluster Head, Manufacturing

1. Leading and coordinating the activities within the manufacturing

department cluster

2. Supervising faculty and staff within the cluster

3. Developing and implementing cluster-specific academic and

research initiatives

4. Collaborating with other cluster heads and department chairs

5. Promoting research and partnerships in the field of

manufacturing

6. Overseeing budget and resource allocation for the cluster

POSITION: Cluster Head, Materials

1. Leading and coordinating the activities within the materials

department cluster

2. Supervising faculty and staff within the cluster

3. Developing and implementing cluster-specific academic and

research initiatives

4. Collaborating with other cluster heads and department chairs

5. Promoting research and partnerships in the field of

manufacturing

6. Overseeing budget and resource allocation for the cluster

POSITION: Faculty

1. Teaching courses and conducting research in their area of

expertise

2. Developing and delivering curriculum and educational materials

3. Mentoring and advising students

4. Supporting the goals and missions of the department and

institution

3.7 Machine Requirements and Specs

*put paragraph explaining GE labs such as workshop, drafting can occupy

existing laboratories in TC since these labs are already shared w multiple

programs

* coordinate w other engg programs for labs related to their program

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3.7.1 Department Office Equipment

Desktop Computer Specifications:

HP Desktop Computer Core i5,

Hard Drive Capacity: 500GB,

Screen Size: 15 Inch

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

32,050

Quantity:

Epson Printer Specifications:

Epson EcoTank L5290 A4 Wi-Fi

All-in-One Ink Tank Printer with

ADF. Bluetooth connection.

Epson Printer Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

13,495

Quantity:

Smart TV Specifications:

Devant 43STV103 43in Full HD

Smart TV

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

14,350
 Quantity:

Air Conditioner Specifications:

TCL TAC-09CSA/KEI 1.0 HP Split

Type Airconditioner

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

17,995

Quantity:

Magnetic Whiteboard Specifications:

Wall size Magnetic Whiteboard 5ft

x 10ft

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465
 Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

17,995

Quantity:

Whiteboard Markers Specifications:

HBW White Board Markers –

12pcs per box

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

278

Quantity:

130

Whiteboard Erasers Specifications:

 Joy White Board Erasers

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

14

Quantity:

36

Chair Specifications:

Leather Ergonomic Design

Adjustable

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:
 7,400

Quantity:

18

Tables Specifications:

L-Shaped Office Table

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

8,750

Quantity:

18

3.7.2 Laboratory Equipment

3.7.3.1 Computer Laboratory Equipment

1. Desktop Computer Specifications:

HP Desktop Computer Core i5,

Hard Drive Capacity: 500GB,

 Screen Size: 15 Inch

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

32,050

Quantity: 46

2. Desktop Computer Specifications:

600mm Width – 2 units capacity

computer table

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

2,590
 Quantity: 24

1. Computer Chair Specifications:

Plastic Computer Chair - Single

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

32,050

Quantity: 46

Smart TV Specifications:

Devant 43STV103 43in Full HD

Smart TV

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

 09645342316

Price:

14,350

Quantity:

Magnetic Whiteboard Specifications:

Wall size Magnetic Whiteboard 5ft

x 10ft

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

17,995

Quantity:

Air Conditioner Specifications:

TCL TAC-09CSA/KEI 1.0 HP Split

Type Airconditioner

Supplier:
 GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

17,995

Quantity:

18

3.7.3.1 MatE Laboratory Equipment

1. Digital Torsion Testing Specifications:

Machine DTTM 2000

Supplier:

Sun Labtek

Supplier Details:

+91-9971077233

Alternative Supplier:

MatCorp.

Alternative Supplier Details:

+91-9971025162

Price:

59,900
 Quantity: 1

2. Fatigue Testing Machine Specifications:

FTM200

Supplier:

Sun Labtek

Supplier Details:

+91-9971077233

Alternative Supplier:

MatCorp.

Alternative Supplier Details:

+91-9971025162

Price:

45,900

Quantity: 1

3. Creep Testing Machine Specifications:

CTM SET 102

Supplier:

Sun Labtek

Supplier Details:

+91-9971077233

Alternative Supplier:

MatCorp.

Alternative Supplier Details:

+91-9971025162

Price:

15,340
 Quantity: 1

4. Tensile Strength Testing Specifications:

Range: 250 Kg with 0.1 kg least

count digital display

Elongations: Up to 900 mm X 0.1

mm least count digital display

Motor: ½ Hp, 1425 rpm, 220 V AC

Machine
single phase induction motor

Supplier:

Sun Labtek

Supplier Details:

+91-9971077233

Alternative Supplier:

MatCorp.

Alternative Supplier Details:

+91-9971025162

Price:

35, 404

Quantity: 1

5. Hand Grinder Specifications:

1200 grit silicon carbide rolls

Supplier Details:

+91-9971077233

Alternative Supplier:

MatCorp.

Alternative Supplier Details:

+91-9971025162
 Price:

15,340

Quantity: 1

3.7.3.1 MfgE Laboratory Equipment

1. CNC milling Machine Specifications:

200-240VAC, 50-60Hz, 3- Phase

Supplier:

Sun Labtek

Supplier Details:

+91-9971077233

Alternative Supplier:

MatCorp.

Alternative Supplier Details:

+91-9971025162

Price:

15,340

Quantity: 1

2. Tool and Cutter Grinding Specifications:

SLCG-1

Supplier:

Sun Labtek

Supplier Details:

+91-9971077233
 Machine Alternative Supplier:

MatCorp.

Alternative Supplier Details:

+91-9971025162

Price:

15,340

Quantity: 1

3. Block Making Machine Specifications:

Model – WS – 63

Supplier:

Sun Labtek

Supplier Details:

+91-9971077233

Alternative Supplier:

MatCorp.

Alternative Supplier Details:

+91-9971025162

Price:

15,340

Quantity: 1

3.7.4 Lecture Room Equipment Equipment

Smart TV Specifications:

Devant 43STV103 43in Full HD

 Smart TV

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

14,350

Quantity:

Magnetic Whiteboard Specifications:

Wall size Magnetic Whiteboard 5ft

x 10ft

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:
 17,995

Quantity:

Classroom Chairs Specifications:

Armchair – wood table

Supplier:

GadCorp

Supplier Details:

09162537465

Alternative Supplier:

Computer Express

Alternative Supplier Details:

09645342316

Price:

433

Quantity:

405

3.7.4 Repair and Maintenance for Machines and Equipment

Software and Server Maintenance

Maintenance for software and servers is essential for the smooth and secure operations.

Regular updates, monitoring, and backups are fundamental aspects of this process. Keeping

software and server operating systems up to date improves performance of the computer

systems. Implementing monitoring tools and setting up alerts helps identify and address any

issues or unusual behavior

Computer and Printer Maintenance

Routine hardware maintenance, such as cleaning and component replacement, ensures server
reliability. Regular cleaning and dust removal, for instance, can prevent overheating and extend

the life of internal components like fans and heat sinks. This may include checking for physical

damage, signs of wear and tear, or malfunctioning components. This includes keeping spare

parts on hand and having access to skilled technicians or IT personnel who can quickly diagnose

and address hardware issues.

Electrical and Air Conditioning Maintenance

For electrical systems, regular inspections and servicing are essential to identify and address

potential issues before they become serious problems. This includes checking for loose

connections, frayed wires, and outdated components that could pose fire or electrical hazards.

To keep ACUs operate efficiently and have extended lifespan, routine maintenance is essential.

This involves cleaning or replacing air filters, inspecting and cleaning coils, and checking

refrigerant levels.

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3.8.6 Utilities

3.8.6.1 Electrical Consumption

Electrical consumption includes consumption from lightings, computers, appliances, equipment,

machines, etc. The energy requirements and daily usage are computed below.

Appliance Energy Daily Usage Quantity Daily Monthly Annually

Requirements (hrs)

(kW)

Computer 3 24 49 1176 35,280 352,000

Desktop

ACU 2 16 18 288 8,640 86,400

Smart TV 0.2 4 7 28 840 8,400

Lightings 0.1 0.8 156 124.8 3,744 37,440

 Machines 2 16 8 128 3,840 38,400

3.8.6.2 Water Consumption

In addition to electrical consumption, water consumption is a significant aspect of utilities

management. The facility provides water to comfort rooms and laboratories, which are equipped

with fixtures such as water closets, lavatories, faucets, and laboratory sinks. These fixtures are

integral to daily activities and require a consistent supply of water.

DESCRIPTION USERS CONSUMPTION DAILY MONTHLY ANUALLY

m3 m3 m3 m3

Sink 135 0.03 4.05 105.3 1,053

Water Closet 360 0.012 4.32 1555.2 15,522

Lavatory 360 0.03 10.8 3888 38,880

TOTAL 19.17 5548.5 55,455

3.8.6.3 Telephone and Internet Consumption

It has been decided that PLDT will be the internet provider since it has the fastest internet speed

in the Philippines as of September 2023. The school will be choosing PLDT Fibr Unli Plan 1699

since it is the most economical and it is sufficient for the needs of both faculty and students.

Internet Plan Speed Monthly Rate Annual Rate

PLDT Fibr Unli

Plan 1699 200Mbps Php 1,699 Php 20,388

PLDT Fibr Unli 400Mbps Php 2,099 Php 25,188

Plan 2099

PLDT Fibr Unli 600Mbps Php 2,699 Php 32,388

Plan 2699

PLDT Fibr Plan 1000Mbps Available Upon -

1000 Mbps Request

3.8.6.4 Inventory Management

 Inventory management is the tracking and monitoring of supplies used by the company

such as the primary, auxiliary, fixtures and furnitures and safety and sanitary equipment.

Furthermore, it allows the company to check whether a certain stock is in surplus or is

limited, thus it prevents instances such as stockout.

Equipment Management

Item Quantity Useful Life (years) Reorder Point

Primary Equipment

Desktop Computer 46 sets 5 Every 5 years

Wifi Router 6 unit 5 Every 5 years

Auxiliary Equipment

Whiteboard Eraser 36 unit 1 Every 1 years

Whiteboard Marker 130 units 0.5 Every 6 months

Smart TV 7 unit 5 Every 5 years

Printer 4 unit 5 Every 5 years

Fixtures and Furnitures

Chairs 450 units 7 Every 7 years

Tables 42 unit 7 Every 7 years

Whiteboard 15 unit 5 Every 5 years

Air Conditioning Unit 16 units 10 Every 10 years

Safety and Sanitary Equipment

Broom and Dustpan 10 2 Every 2 years

Trashcan 20 2 Every 2 years

Mop 10 2 Every 2 years

Fire Extinguisher 33 12 Every 12 years

Smoke Detector 33 12 Every 12 years

3.10 Pre-Operation Activities & Timeline (Cang,Mercado)

Seek Internal Stakeholder Approval

Before establishing a new university’s college department, the first critical step is to seek

internal stakeholder approval. This involves garnering support from university leaders,

including the board of trustees, university president, and other relevant decision-makers.

Comprehensive discussions and presentations that outline the department's objectives,

rationale, and potential benefits to the institution is essential.

Apply for Accreditation/Approval from CHED

This accreditation is crucial to ensure that the new department meets the required

academic standards and is authorized to offer educational programs. The application

process often involves submitting comprehensive documentation, curriculum proposals,

and meeting specific criteria and standards established by the accrediting body.

Secure Funding

Funding may come from various sources, including the university's budget, external

grants, or partnerships with industry or government agencies. A detailed budget plan

needs to be developed to cover maintenance and operational costs, staffs salaries,

infrastructure development, and other essential expenses required for the department's

successful establishment and sustained operation.

Hire Program Chairperson

The chairperson will be responsible for overseeing the department's day-to-day

activities, curriculum development, faculty recruitment, and administrative functions. The

program chairperson plays a central role in shaping the department's vision, mission,

and academic objectives.

Recruit Faculty & Staff

Hiring professors, instructors, administrative personnel, and support staff is a crucial part
of the procedure. The recruitment process should be strict, considering academic

qualifications, teaching experience, and alignment with the department's educational

objectives.

Develop classrooms & laboratories

Providing a space for conducive learning is necessary to be fully prepared in the

physical aspect of building an additional department. This includes the procurement of

necessary furniture, equipment, and technology to support academic activities.

Procurement of Course Equipment/Materials

Alongside infrastructure development, the procurement of course-specific equipment

and materials is fundamental. This involves acquiring textbooks, research materials,

specialized software, and any tools or resources required for instructional and research

purposes.

Develop Marketing Strategy

Developing a comprehensive marketing strategy is includes defining the department's

unique value proposition, identifying target audiences, and establishing branding and

promotional materials.

Begin Student Enrollment

Accepting enrollees is the last part of pre-operation activities. This is to acquire the exact

number of students to be catered.

Start of Classes

On this day, the department welcomes its students and officially begins its academic

operations.

3.11 Evaluation