WELCOME TO

the first and the only state college of FISHERIES in the Philippines
SAN ENRIQUE CAMPUS

an external campus of
ILOILO STATE COLLEGE OF FISHERIES

iscof.edu.ph
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The student guide to
living, learning and
thriving at Central Panay’s
excelling higher education
institution.
STARTING OUT
 Our Campus
 Staying on Track
 Discover SEC

THE ACADEME
 Academics
 Research
 Community Service

EXPLORE CAMPUS LIFE

 Learning Resources
 Student Services
EDITORIAL BOARD
Editor: RUSSEL M. YAMIT, Faculty Assistant/Office of Academics
Photographers: REZELD P. ALARVA, Part-time Faculty/COA
MARJOHN S. TROPICO, Office Assistant/Office of Academics
Consultant: GENEVIEVE B. GARRIDO, EDD, Chairperson/Office of Academics
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OUT

Founded in 1972 as a national agricultural and vocational secondary school, ISCOF-San Enrique
Campus has been the cradle for advancement of education and academic center in increasing
literacy among Ilonggos in the Central Panay. It continues to fulfill its mission of delivering quality
education, creating jobs for healthy economic condition, thus, alleviating poverty and supporting
the development of the Province of Iloilo, the Western Visayas Region and the Philippines as a
whole.

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Every academic year comprises two
semester. Each semester has 16 weeks of
classes and to weeks of examinations.
ORIENTATION

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This program is conducted to familiarize
the students of the university officials,

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faculty and staff. Also, they are informed of
the academic policies and guidelines,
university discipline, rules and regulations
and the services available for them while
studying.

Semester 1 August - December 18 Weeks HOLIDAYS

First Day of Class 1st Week of September -------- • Eid’l Adha
Orientation 1st Week of September 1 Week • Ninoy Aquino Day
• National Heroes Day
Preliminary Examination Last Week of September 2 Days • All Saints’ Day
Midterm Examination 3rd Week of October 2 Days • All Souls’ Day
• Bonifacio Day
Christmas Vacation 3rd to 4th Week of December 2 Weeks • Christmas Day
Final Examination 2nd Week of January 2 days • Rizal Day
• New Year’s Day
End of Semester 2nd Week of January -------- • Chinese New Year
Vacation 3rd to 4th Week of January 2 Weeks • Holy Thursday
• Good Friday
• Liberation of Panay
Semester 2 January-May 18 Weeks • Graciano Lopez-Jaena Day
• Day of Valor
First Day of Class 1st Week of February -------- • Labor Day
Preliminary Examination Last Week of February 2 Days • Independence Day
Midterm Examination 2nd Week of April 2 Days
Pre-Final Examination 3rd Week of May 2 Days
Final Examination 2nd Week of June 2 days
End of Semester 2nd Week of June --------

Vacation 3rd Week of June – 2 Months

Last Week of August

COLLEGE DAY EXAMINATION

Taking a break from academic rigor, this two-day event is
annually held to showcase students sports and athletics skills
as well as their literary and cultural prowess. Colorful days are
best remembered in this sports and cultural day.
These days are the well-prepared because of various
examination ways employed by the faculty to assess students’
performance usually through written form but sometime
varies to stage presentations, culminating events, and skill and
product performances that lasts for two days only.
discover
SEC
Staying at ISCOF-SEC won’t bring you to boring days.
Just keep in touch with various activities you can join
and participate. It’s just a matter of courage and
optimism to achieve your vision in life that will make
your academic journey in this institution a worthwhile
one.
MR. & MISS ISCOF
Celebration of the college foundation day
highlights the pageant for the ambassador
and ambassadress of the university.
Students from the five external campuses
of the university gathers at the Main Tiwi
Campus to join various literary-musical
contests and on the last day of the usually
four-day celebration, crowd of ISCOF
faculty, staff and students come together
to support their respective candidates in
the university’s biggest pageantry.

COLLEGE DAY
Every student would admit their happy days are during the campus college day celebration which is a
foundation day event held in two-days which also showcases sports and athletic skills and literary-musical
gifts of the students. Cheerdance competition caps the opening program as it is the most prepared
number in the activities.
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TEACHERS DAY
Every first week of October, students hold a tribute
program for their teachers which involves different
activities such as group games, dance contest and
poetry contest. This is in line with the World Teacher’s
Day celebration of the UNESCO.

MATHFEST
Mathfest is a skillsfest in Mathematics spearheaded
by the Math Club. This is held every last week of
October or First Week of November together with
the observance of the National Statistics Month. This
2019 celebration of this event, all students taking
mathematics courses in the university were involved
in the group games. Ten (10) teams were formed
where representatives of each team battled in
Soduko, tessellation, Math Jingle, Spoken Word
Poetry, and highlighted the Search for Mr. and Miss
Mathinik 2019 that is participated by two students
from the four colleges.

BOOK WEEK CELEBRATION

November celebrates National Reading Month
where the college Library joins the nation in this
event. The club hosts various events such as
essay writing, poster making and mini-concert
for a cause to support the programs of the Book
Lovers Club.
discover SEC CHRISTMAS PARTY
Christmas is valued much by Filipino culture that every
December before the vacation students hold a party for
everyone to feel the spirit of this joyful season. Games,
Christmas Tree-making and Daigon Contests were some
of the activities that ends with a disco party at night.

CCS WEEK
This is a departmental event hosted by the
College of Computer Studies which stages
various prized-tournaments and a pageant
among information technology students.

EDUCATION WEEK
Teacher Education department of the university
spearheads this event every December before
the vacation. Numerous contests are held such as
in literary-musical and journalism. Skills contests
such as demonstration teaching and lesson plan-
making were also participated by the education
students.
ADLAW KA PANGUMA
A departmental event of the College
of Agriculture dubbed as Adlaw Ka
Panguma which involves skills contest
in animal and crop sciences and other
related contests where winners are
competing in the regional level.

VALENTINE
CELEBRATION
The CSSC spearheads this loved
celebration which highlights the
pageant for King and Queen of ISCOF-
SEC. Four colleges compete in this
event.
the
academe
ISCOF-San Enrique Campus is a forefront agent in improving lives of Ilonggos
in the region by providing quality education through highly qualified and well-
experienced faculty and through adequate facilities that promotes responsive
learning and growth among students in different fields of study.
 academics
ILOILO STATE COLLEGE OF FISHERIES San Enrique Campus Office of Academics is the head office for
almost all services related to students. This division is supervising the four colleges of the university campus
namely: the College of Agriculture (COA), College of Education (COED), College of Computer Studies (CCS)
and College of Management (COM). It also oversees the Student Affairs and Services, Library, Registrar,
Guidance and Counseling, Sports, Cultural and Arts Program, Scholarship, National Service Training
Program, Publication, Quality Assurance and Student Council.

It is one of the main divisions of the university and receives one of the biggest budgetary allocation for
faculty development programs, student curricular and extracurricular activities, and administration and
regulation of the different academic units and offices.

The Academic division always ensure every aspect of the management from top to the bottom and the
smallest units that all are functioning well and provides the necessary and satisfactory services to the
faculty, staff, students, alumni and the community. This is because the university is committed to provide
quality education, higher technological, professional instruction and training in different fields of study that
are supportive and relevant to the development of the Province of Iloilo, the Western Visayas Region and
the Philippines as a whole.

In the past 30 years of being one of the leading institutions for higher education in Central Panay, the
university is proud of its legacy in producing well-rounded professional leaders, with wholesome attitude
that uphold high standards of professionalism, in the fields of elementary and secondary teacher education,
crop and animal sciences, information and communications technology, computer education, office
administration, hotel and restaurant management and industrial technology.

True to the university’s vision of being a premier academic institution in Southeast

Asia, it strives to upgrade the quality of education, generate more jobs for the
Ilonggos and alleviate the poverty rate in the region through excellent academic
programs offered. Quality and excellent academic programs are ensured
through yearly compliance with the requirements of the Commission on Higher
Education, by undergoing the program offerings in accreditation with the
Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines,
Inc.
(AACCUP), and through the surveillance audit of the administration and
higher education conducted by the Global Group United Kingdom. These
evaluations are ways of the university to keep looking straight at its dream
of officially becoming the ILOILO STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY.

GENEVIEVE B. GARRIDO, EdD

Chair, Academics
Faculty of Education
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still firm in its vision of producing globally competitive
and humane graduates in the fields of elementary
and secondary education. In order to achieve this, we
are cooperative in effort to provide relevant and
holistic training for the future teachers through
instruction, research and community development,
and to maintain a strong linkage with government
agencies and other peoples-organization in the
formulation and implementation of plans and
programs in the curriculum. Currently, opportunities
for international practice of the profession is available
through Student Internship Abroad Program where
two of our alumni grab the chance to teach in
Thailand.

DOMINGA C. AGHON, PhD

Dean
College of Education
 the BS PROGRAM

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The BSED is a four-year undergraduate
teacher education program designed to
equip learners with adequate and relevant
competencies to teach in their chosen area
or specialization/ major in the secondary
level. It aims to develop highly motivated and
competent teachers specializing in the content and
pedagogy of secondary education. After successful
completion of all the academic requirements for the
degree/program, the graduates of BSED should be
able to practice the teaching profession in the
secondary level.

MAJORsin:
• English • Math
• Filipin
englishCURRICULUM
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filipinoCURRICULUM
The following are the courses offered under the
majorship in English language teaching:
• Introduction to Linguistics
•
Language, Culture and Society
• Structures of English
• Principles and Theories of Language Acquisition and
Learning
• Language Programs and Policies in Multilingual
Societies
• Language Learning Materials Development
• Teaching and Assessment of Literature Studies
• Teaching and Assessment of Macroskills
• Teaching and Assessment of Grammar
• Speech and Theater Arts
• Language Education Research
• Children and Adolescent Literature
• Mythology and Folklore
• Survey of Philippine Literature in English
• Survey of Afro-Asian Literature
• Survey of English and American Literature
• Contemporary, Popular and Emergent Literature
• Literary Criticism
• Technical Writing
• Campus Journalism
• Technology for Teaching and Learning 2
• Stylistics and Discourse Analysis
• English for Specific Purposes
The following are the courses offered under the
majorship in Filipino language teaching:
• Introduksyon sa Pag-aaral ng Wika
• Panimulang Lingggwistika
• Ang Filipino sa Kurikulum ng Batayang Edukasyon
• Estruktura ng Wikang Filipino
• Pagtuturo at Pagtataya ng Makrong Kasanayang
Pangwika
• Ugnayan ng Wika, Kultura at Lipunan
• Paghahanda at Ebalwasyon ng Kagamitang Panturo
• Introduksyon sa Pagsasalin
• Introduksyon sa Pananaliksik-Wika at Panitikan
• Introduksyon sa Pamamahayag
• Barayti at Baryasyon ng Wika
• Mga Natatanging Diskurso sa Wika at Panitikan
• Panitikan ng Rehiyon
• Kulturang Popular
• Sanaysay at Talumpati
• Panunuring Pampanitikan
• Maikling Kwento at Nobelang Filipino
• Panulaang Filipino
• Dulaang Filipino
• Technology for Teaching and Learning 2
• Filipino Bilang Ikalawang Wika
• Malikhaing Pagsulat
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mathCURRICULUM
The following are the courses offered under the • Mathematics of Investment
majorship in Mathematics teaching: • Number Theory
• Linear Algebra
• History of Math • Advanced Statistics
• College and Advanced Algebra • Problem Solving, Mathematical Investigation
• Trigonometry and Modeling
• Plane and Solid Geometry • Principles and Strategies in Teaching
• Logic and Set Theory Mathematics
• Elementary Statistics and Probability • Abstract Algebra
• Calculus I with Analytic Geometry • Research in Mathematics
• Calculus II • Technology for Teaching and Learning 2
• Calculus III • Assessment and Evaluation in Mathematics
• Modern Geometry
level2ACCREDITED
BYAACCUP, Inc. as of October 2019
the
Certificate in
TeachingPROGRAM
This is an open program in teacher education for The following are the courses offered under the
those who are not graduates of education but Certificate in Teaching program from which the 18
intends to teach in their field. It requires 18 academic units could be taken or chosen:
units in order for the student to be qualified to apply
for the BLEPT and be a licensed professional. • The Child and Adolescent Learners Learning
Principles
• The Teaching Profession
• The Teacher and the Community, School Culture
and Organizational Leadership
• Foundation of Special and Inclusive Education
• Facilitating Learner-Centered Teaching
• Assessment in Learning 1
• Assessment in Learning 2
• Technology for Teaching and Learning 1
• The Teacher and the School Curriculum
• Building and Enhancing New Literacies Across
the Curriculum
• Field Study 1
• Field Study 2
 the BE PROGRAM

ED The BEED is a four-year undergraduate

teacher education program designed to
prepare individuals intending to teach in
the elementary level. It aims to develop
highly motivated and competent teachers
specializing in the content and pedagogy for
elementary education. After successful
completion of all the academic requirements for
the degree/program, the graduates of BEED
should be able to practice the teaching profession
in the elementary level. Now, students taking the
BEED have the chance to gain experience
through the internship program (SIAP) in
Thailand and Indonesia.

The following are the courses offered under the • Teaching PE and Health in the Elementary
majorship in General Education teaching: Grades
• Teaching English in the Elementary Grades
• Teaching Science in the Elementary Grades (Language Arts)
(Biology and Chemistry) • Teaching English in the Elementary Grades
• Teaching Science in the Elementary Grades through Literature
(Physical, Earth and Space Science) • Content and Pedagogy for Mother-Tongue
• Teaching Social Studies in the Elementary • Good Manners and Right Conduct
Grades (Philippine History and Government) (Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao
• Teaching Social Studies in the Elementary • Research in Education
Grades (Culture and Geography) • Technology for Teaching in Elementary
• Pagtuturo ng Filipino sa Elementarya I – Grades
Estruktura at Gamit ng Wikang Filipino • Teaching Multi-grade Classes
• Pagtuturo ng Filipino sa Elementarya II –
Panitikan ng Pilipinas
• Teaching Math in the Primary Grades
• Teaching Math in the Intermediate Grades
• Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan
• Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan
with Entrepreneurship
• Teaching Music in the Elementary Grades
• Teaching Arts in the Elementary Grades

level3RECCREDITED
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Faculty of LanguagesSciences
• DR. GENEVIEVE B. GARRIDO
• Doctor of Education
• Major in English Language Teaching
• Cebu Normal University
• Associate Professor V
• DR. DOMINGA C. AGHON
• Doctor of Philosophy
• Major in Educational Management
• University of Iloilo-PhinMA
• Associate Professor V
• DR. MARY JOY P. DAPAT
• Doctor of Education
• Major in English Language Teaching
• Southwestern University
• Associate Professor I
• DR. RHODA L. PAMPOSA
• Doctor of Education
• Major in Filipino Language Teaching
• Southwestern University
• Associate Professor V
• PROF. REMAR T. ALARBA
• Doctor of Philosophy (On-going)
• Major in Educational Technology
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• Assistant Professor I
• INSTR. RUSSEL M. YAMIT
• Master in Instructional Leadership
• Major in English
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• Part-time Instructor
• INSTR. ISABEL F. BIANA
• Master in Instructional Leadership
• Major in Mathematics
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• Part-time Instructor
• DR. NICANOR G. PARREÑO JR.
• Doctor of Philosophy
• Major in Educational Technology
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• Assistant Professor IV
• DR. REX D. DIAZ
• Doctor of Industrial Technology
• Iloilo Science and Technology University
• Associate Professor V
• PROF. JESICA M. MARFIL
• Doctor of Philosophy in Science
Education (CAR)
• Major in Physical Science
• West Visayas State University
• Assistant Professor I
• INSTR. JAYSON C. PALMA
• Master in Instructional Leadership
• Major in Mathematics
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• Instructor I
Faculty of Social
Science
• DR. GIEFRED IAN P. PANIZA
• Doctor of Education
• Major in Educational Management
• Philippine Christian University
• Assistant Professor II
Faculty of Physical
Education
• PROF. RANDY P. PALENCIA
• Doctor of Education (On-going)
• Filamer Christian University
• Major in Physical Education
• Assistant Professor II
• PROF. MARS P. SALMEO
• Doctor of Philosophy (CAR)
• Major in Educational Management
• University OF Iloilo-PhinMA
• Associate Professor IV
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third decade of productivity. Hundreds of
professionals had been molded in this college being
agriculturists and educators. As the strongest
curricular offering as well as the priority program,
BSA is continuously strengthened through
accreditation and proudly bearing the title as Level III
Reaccredited program which is a proof of quality and
competitiveness. Graduates of the college does not
only join the workforce in the country but also the
global industry as there are those employed in the US,
Middle East and Oceania. Today, this four-year
degree program invades the Southeast Asian region
with its student exchange internship program abroad.

NOEL C. GENTURO, PhD

Dean
College of Agriculture
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The BSA program aims to educate students
in the scientific habit of thought,
entrepreneurial skills and prepare them to
become professionals with entry-level
competencies in technical agriculture. It
emphasizes the processes and techniques of

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identifying, diagnosing and analyzing problems and
in designing, packaging and applying technologies
needed in the development and conservation of the
agricultural and food system resources.

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• Introduction to Water Management &
Irrigation**
• Plant Breeding, Propagation & Nursery Mgt.
The following are the courses offered in the (Major 3)***
Agriculture curriculum: • Production of Horticultural Crops (Major 4)***
• Technology Updates in Agriculture***
• Principles of Soil Science** • Conduct of Experiment/Thesis****
• Principles of Crop Protection** • Best Practices in Agriculture***
• Organic Chemistry* • Meteorology, Climate Change & Resiliency**
• Principles of Crop Production** • Agricultural Statistics**
• The Contemporary World* • Postharvest Handling and Seed Technology
• Purposive Communication (Major 5)***
• Science, Technology and Society* • Production of High Valued Crops (Major 6)***
• Introduction to Animal Science** • Processing of Agricultural Products (Major
• Approaches and Practices to Pest 7)***
Management** • Financial Management for Agri-Based
• Soil Fertility, Conservation & Management** Enterprise (Major 8)***
• Practices of Crop Production • Establishment & Management of Pasture and
• Introduction to Livestock and Poultry Forage Crops******
Production** • Beneficial Arthropods & Organisms******
• Principles of Genetics** • Professional Enhancement******
• Methods of Agricultural Research**
• Introduction to Organic Agriculture**
• General Biochemistry*
• Principles of Agricultural Extension and
Communication**
• Natural Resources and Environmental
Management**
• Principles of Agricultural Entrepreneurship and
Marketing**
• Introduction to Agricultural Commodity &
Enterprise Devt.**
• General Physiology and Toxicology**
• Plant Growth and Development (Major 1)***
• Production of Agronomic Crops (Major 2)***
• Basic Biotechnology and Society**
• Recent Trends and Practices in Agriculture**
• Thesis/Research Outline ****
• Farm Structure, Power and Machinery **
• Introduction to Agricultural Policy &
Development**

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Faculty of Crop
Science
• PROF. JOSEFA D. PEÑOL
• Doctor of Philosophy (CAR)
• Major in Agronomy
• Capiz State University
• Associate Professor V
• PROF. NELITA A. ELAMPARO
• Doctor of Philosophy (with units)
• Major in Agronomy
• Capiz State University
• Associate Professor I
• INSTR. CHERRY VIM P. DAPAT
• Master of Science in Agriculture
• Major in Crop Science
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• Instructor I
• INSTR. NIKKI CHARM A. DERONIO
• Master of Science in Agriculture
• Major in Crop Science-ongoing
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• Part-time Instructor
Faculty of
Agricultural
Engineering
• DR. SALVADOR C. BALLANO
• Doctor of Industrial Technology
• Iloilo Science and Technology
University
• Associate Professor V
the facult
y
Faculty of Animal
Science
• DR. NOEL C. GENTURO
• Doctor of Philosophy
• Major in Animal Science
• University of the Philippines-Los Baños
• Associate Professor V
• DR. MYRNA P. PRUDENTE
• Doctor of Philosophy in Agriculture
• Major in Animal Science
• West Visayas State University
• Associate Professor V
• DR. JOLLY P. ALENCIAGA
• Doctor of Philosophy in Agriculture
• Major in Animal Science
• West Visayas State University
• Associate Professor V
• INSTR. REZELD P. ALARVA
• Master of Science in Agriculture
• Major in Crop Science-Ongoing
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• Part-time Instructor
• PROF. KATHERINE D. PADILLA
• Master of Science Agricultural
Engineering
• Major in Post-Harvest Technology
• Minor in Agricultural Economics
• Visayas State University
• Assistant Professor III
stag
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shows the greatness and boldness of
this institution being established as a
public secondary school that offers
agricultural vocational program in the
70s and still continues to offer her
legacy of quality agricultural
education among Ilonggos in the
region for the 21st century learners.

This stage has witnessed the heights

and the labors of noble persons who’ve
contributed immeasurable liters of
sweat just to paint and make an alive
vision of SENAVHS before into ISCOF
today.
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Administrators
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We never faded our visions of producing skillful and

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excellent managers. It is our great pride to have
competitive graduates in the region in the field of
hospitality management and office administration as
we continue to travel the journey in achieving
universityhood. We have had just passed the Level II
accreditation which means our graduates will already
have the opportunity to have an internship in
Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries. So, be
part of our legacy of quality and competent workers
among Ilonggo men in Western Visayas.

Bring pride to ISCOF-San Enrique Campus. Be our

pride.

SAMPAGUITA G. VALENCIA, MBA

Dean
College of Management
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The Bachelor of Science in Office • Entrepreneurial Behavior and Competencies
Administration is a four-year course that • Customer Relations
• Business Law
prepares the students for a career in an
• Taxation
outcome-focused, technology rich, • Events Management
professional environment. Courses in the • Integrated Software Applications
curriculum are those that will thoroughly familiarize • Office Administration Internship
the students with current techniques in office • Filipino Stenography
practice and procedures, developments in office • Legal Office Procedures
systems and technology, good team-working and • Medical Office Procedures
management skills, and application of the principles • Human Anatomy and Physiology
of good human relations and communications to • Legal Office Internship
prepare them to be key players in day-to-day office • Medical Office Internship
operations. Lessons in writing routine reports and • Web Design
correspondence and speaking effectively to • Customer Analytics
employers, employees, and the general public are • Introduction to Project Management
provided in selected courses. The BSOA program • International Studies
also trains the students to work independently, • Accounting 2
without need for on-site supervision. • Machine Shorthand 2
• Office Administration Internship 1
To ensure teaching effectiveness and the attainment • Legal Office Internship 2
of the goals and objectives of BSOA, outcomes- • Medical Office Internship 2
based teaching and learning and modern means of
curriculum delivery that will expose the students to
the real world of administrative professionals tasks level1ACCREDITED
like simulation and cooperative education internship BYAACCUP, Inc. as of October 2019
in office systems are used. Faculty members who are
graduates of business courses and, if possible,
holders of Master’s Degree in Business Education or
a Master’s Degree in Business Administration are
selected to manage the teaching-learning process.

The following are the courses offered in the Office

Administration curriculum:

• Foundations of Shorthand
• Administrative Office procedures and
Management
• Personal and Professional Development
• Keyboarding and Documents Processing
• Advanced Shorthand
• Internet Research for Business
• Business Report Writing
• Machine Shorthand I
 the BS P ROG RA M

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The BSHM program will equip students
with competencies that are needed to
execute operational tasks and management
functions in food production (culinary),
accommodation, food and beverage
service, tourism planning and product
development. Events planning,
transportation services, travel and tour
operations and other emerging sectors of
hospitality and tourism industry.

• Foreign Language 1
• Foreign Language 2
• Research in Hospitality
• Sustainable Hospitality
The following are the courses offered in the Hospitality • Fundamentals of food Science and Technology
Management curriculum: • Butchery, Fish Mongerie
• Garde Manger
• Philippine Culture and Tourism Geography • Bread and Pastry
• Risk Management as Applied to Safety, Security and • Classical French Cuisine
Sanitation • Asian Cuisine
• Quality Service Management in Tourism and • Philippine Regional Cuisine
Hospitality • Specialty Cuisine
• Legal Aspects in Tourism and Hospitality • Food Styling and Design
• Macro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality • Halal Cookery
• Professional Development and Applied Ethics • Gastronomy
• Multicultural Diversity in Workplace for the • Oenology
Tourism Professional • Introduction to Transport Services
• Tourism and Hospitality Marketing • Crowd and Crisis Management
• Micro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality • Recreation and Leisure Management
• Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality • Rooms Division Cost Control
• Kitchen Essentials and Basic Food Preparation • Food and Beverage Cost Control
• Fundamentals in Food Service Operations • Revenue Management
• Fundamentals in Lodging Operations • Data Analytics in Hospitality Industry
• Applied Business Tools and Technologies • Quick Food Service Operations
• Supply Chain Management in Hospitality Industry • Franchising
• Introduction to Meetings, Incentives, Conferences • Industrial, Institutional/Commissary Food Service
and Events Management (MICE) • Menu Design and Revenue Management
• Ergonomics and Facilities Planning for the • World Geography and Destination
Hospitality Industry • Rooms Division
• Culinary Mathematics • Culinary Nutrition
• Bar and Beverage Management • Trends and Issues in Hospitality
• Catering Management • Cost Control
• Food ad Beverage Operations • Front Office Operation
• Housekeeping Operations
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•
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Culinary Fundamentals
BYAACCUP, Inc. as of October 2019
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Faculty of Hospitality
Management Administratio
n
• PROF. SAMPAGUITA G. VALENCIA
• Doctor of Development Management
• DR. MARY JOY B. MENDOZA
• Doctor of Education
• Major in Educational Management
• Major in Hospitality Management-On-
• University of Southern Philippines
going
Foundation
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• Assistant Professor III
• Associate Professor IV
• PROF. NANCY P. NIELES
• DR. PIA P. PAZ
• Master in Business Management
• Doctor of Development Management
• Western Institute of Technology
• Major in Hospitality Management
• Assistant Professor IV
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• Instructor III
• INSTR. RODELYN P. PADIOS
• Master in Business Management
• PROF. HEIDE L. PANISTANTE
• Western Institute of Technology
• Master in Business Administration
• Part-time Instructor
• Southwestern University
• Associate Professor IV
• ATTY. PRECIOUS GRACE S. PANIZALES
• Bachelor of Laws
• PROF. ROSARIO D. PARACALE
• University of Iloilo-PhinMA
• Master in Business Administration
• Part-time Instructor
• Southwestern University
• Associate Professor III
• INSTR. GLEN GALVEZ, CPA
• Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
• PROF. MA. GINA P. BAJADOR
• Central Philippine University
• Master in Business Administration
• Part-time Instructor
• Southwestern University
• Assistant Professor II
Faculty of General
• INSTR. EFRAIM O. ESPINOSA
• Master of Management
• Major in Hospitality Management
Education
• PROF. LEO V. BAJADOR
• Sultan Kudarat State University • Master of Industrial Education
• Part-time Instructor • Major in Auto-Diesel Technology
• Iloilo Science and Technology University
• Assistant Professor II
• INSTR. JERLIE MAE L. PANES
• Master in Instructional Leadership • INSTR. JUNNA MARI G. PACARDO
• Major in Filipino-Ongoing • Master of Arts in Education
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries • Major in Guidance and Counseling-Ongoing
• Part-time Instructor • West Visayas State University
• Part-time Instructor
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of the well-founded degree programs in the college
because of strong faculty behind. Our training among
students is a reflection of the quality of colleges and
universities in Iloilo City and in the country. We
guarantee that students enrolling in the College of
Computer Studies are ready to be part of the well-
trained and competent set of technologists that will
soon be the drivers of development in the province as
we traverse the journey to a modern and technology-
based landscape. To students, who have the
inclination in building new technology and building
the modern society, join our strong team!

ANALIZA G. ALINGALAN, PhD

Dean
College of Computer Studies
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The Bachelor of Science in Information
Technology includes the study of the
utilization of both hardware and software
technologies involving planning, installing,
customizing, operating, managing and
administering, and maintaining
information technology infrastructure that
provides computing solutions to address the
needs of an organization. The program
prepares graduates to address various user needs
involving the selection, development, application,
integration and management of computing
technologies within an organization.
The following are the courses offered in the
Information Technology curriculum:
• Introduction to Computing
• Computer Programming 1
• Computer Programming 2
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Information Management
• Application Development and Emerging
Technologies
• Introduction to Human Computer Interaction
• Information Assurance and Security 1
• Information Assurance and Security 2
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• Fundamentals of Database Systems
• Integrative Programming and Technologies 1
• Discrete Mathematics
• Quantitative Methods
• Networking 1
• Networking 2
• Practicum
• Systems Administration and Maintenance
• Systems Integration and Architecture1
• Social and Professional Issues
• Capstone Project and Research 1
• Capstone Project and Research 2
• Integrative Programming Technologies
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• Web Systems and Technologies
• Object-Oriented Programming
• Systems Integration and Architecture 2
• Human Computer Interaction 2
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• DR. ANALIZA G. ALINGALAN
• Doctor of Philosophy in Management
• International Academy of Management
and Economics
• Associate Professor IV
• DR. WENDA D. PANES
• Doctor of Education
• Major in Educational Management
• University of Southern Philippines
Foundation
• Associate Professor III
facult
• DR. WEENA J. BULNES
• Doctor of Education
• Major in Educational Management
• University of Southern Philippines
Foundation
• Instructor III
• DR. IAN P. SUGATAN
• Doctor of Education
• Major in Educational Management
• Southwestern University-PhinMA
• Assistant Professor IV

• DR. DYTHNE P. DACUDAO • INSTR. DAVE ALLAN A. TAGACAY

• Doctor of Education • Master in Information Technology
• Major in Educational Management • Iloilo State College of Fisheries
• University of Southern Philippines • Part-time Instructor
Foundation
• Instructor III

Faculty of
Education
General
• PROF. REMY C. BOLIVAR
• Master of Industrial Education
• Major in Auto-Diesel Technology
• Western Visayas College of Science and
Technology
• Assistant Professor III
• INSTR. ZYRA E. GREGORIO • INSTR. VICENTE P. PALOMO
• Master in Instructional Leadership • Bachelor of Arts Major in Philosophy
• Major in Mathematics-Ongoing • St. Vincent Ferrer Seminary
• Iloilo State College of Fisheries • Part-time Instructor
• Part-time Instructor
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•BACHELOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (BSED)

•Level 2 with Ongoing Assessment for Level 3 Phase 2

•BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (BSIT)

•Level 2

•BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT (BSHRM)

•Level 2

•BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN OFFICE ADMINISTRATION (BSOA)

•Level 1
 research

ILOILO STATE COLLEGE OF FISHERIES San

Enrique Campus Office of Research and
Development stands as the strongest pillar of the
college. This unit is the most active in the past
years because of the dynamic leadership behind.
Researches at San Enrique Campus produced by
the faculty and students are competitive not only
within the Philippines but also internationally as
evident in special awards and commendations
received every year. Research has already been
cultivated in the curriculum which makes a
competitive teaching and learning process.

NICANOR G. PARREÑO JR., PhD

Chair, Research & Development
Faculty of Education
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ILOILO STATE COLLEGE OF FISHERIES San Enrique
Campus Office of Extension Services and Community
Development serves as our path to open our hands to the
community as partner institution. The fulfillment of
HUMANITY as one of our core values lies in this pillar.
Extension programs range from remedial instruction in
reading and mathematics, enhancement of teachers’ skills
and competence in technology utilization, organic
agricultural practices and methods and culinary, business
and health education. Clienteles came from diverse
backgrounds as Indigenous Peoples of the Municipality of
San Enrique, farmers, students/pupils and professionals. It
is where the heart of a higher education at SEC can be
found.
GIEFRED IAN P. PANIZA, EdD
Chair, Extension Services and
Community Development
Faculty of Education
The Functional Literacy Program (pics below) of the College of Education and Technology Utilization
(photo above) of the College of Computer Studies conducted to elementary and secondary schools in the
Municipality of San Enrique and in the City of Passi. Another extension program conducted was the
Training on Agricultural Practices (bottom left) by the College of Agriculture.
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LEARNING RESOURCE LOCATION
Main Building, Left Wing Second
Library Floor
Audio-Visual Room Main Building, MB Room 14
Computer Laboratories Main Building, MB Rooms 5,6,7,8
Main Building, Left Wing Ground
Biology Laboratory
Floor, MB Room 103

Main Building, Left Wing Ground

Animal Science Laboratories Floor, MB Room 102 & Agriculture
Lab Room 1

Crop Science Laboratories Agriculture Building Room 1 &

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Main Building, Right Wing Ground

Physics Laboratory Floor, MB Room 106

Main Building, Right Wing Ground

Chemistry Laboratory Floor, MB Room 105
BSOA Simulation Rooms COM Building
Hot and Cold Kitchen COM Building
Hostel COM Building
Ground Floor Education Building
Demonstration Room ED Room 103
Speech/Language Laboratory Drilon Building, College Ground

Through accreditation visits conducted by AACCUP and Global Group UK, the college has acquired various
learning resources that support well the classroom instruction. These resources enable students to be
involved in experiential learning and holistic acquisition of knowledge and skills needed in their fields of
study. Thus, creating students who are holistically-developed and competitive.
Library
ISCOF-SEC Library is the main learning resource center in the college. It houses sufficient volumes of books and learning
materials in order to provide the needs of students in their researches, assignments and course activities. It has provision
of computers for internet use and availed the STARBOOKS of the Department of Science and Technology.

Audio-Visual Room
The AVR supplement theoretical instruction with audio-visual aids that
provide necessary access to facts and other value-based information
thereby imparting knowledge via movies, documentaries, animated
videos and talks. This venue also serves as a place in conducting
research defense and seminars.

Computer Laboratories
Biology The college provides an access for students to an educational
technology laboratory with appropriate computer equipment and
software as indicated in the course specifications. The same laboratory

Laboratory
We strive to teach our students from a real
life perspective and therefore take special serves to let students do hands-on computer activities and exercises to
interest in educating them in Biology. As a equip them with basic computer skills and allow preparation,
subject, Biology includes the observation, presentation and viewing audio-visual materials to support instruction.
deployment and understanding of actual
materials and objects. To ensure that
students will learn more effectively, our
Biology Laboratory is extended beyond the
limits of the classroom. Students are
allowed to explore nature within the
campus with vast array of plant and
animal species they might be interested in.
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Crop Science Laboratory
Students taking crop science as area of specialization are
provided with an area to perform their laboratory activities
specific to crop science and crop protection. This laboratory
houses the tools, equipment and laboratory materials exclusive
to be used by agriculture students.

Animal Science
Laboratory
Laboratory activities in the animal sciences are all
performed inside this specialized laboratory.
Lecture-demonstration activities and class
discussion on animal science courses as well as
research are also held in this lab. This room is
equipped with equipment and facilities that is
aimed at bringing the best learning among
agriculture students.

Science
Laboratories Chemistry
The chemistry lab is fully equipped to ensure
that students are in touch with all the
necessary developments and techniques in this
realm.  The environment and setting of the lab
nurture the intuitive and inquisitive minds of
the students and enhance their zest to make
scientific inquiries.  The teachers provide an
atmosphere conducive to learning not just in
theory but by applying it practically as well.
Physics
Working and experimenting in a laboratory forms the basis and is
quintessentially what physics is all about. Applying theoretical
knowledge and using it in experiments is the most effective way to
master the subject. Our school encourages and stands for all round-
development of its students and in keeping with that spirit, we have a
well-equipped and outfitted physics laboratory to foster and expedite
learning in the most effective way. The equipment here complies with
the basic requirements of CHED for general education courses.
 Management
Laboratories
The college offers two management courses—Hotel and Restaurant
Management and Office Administration. These courses require a wide array of
facilities that support and promote experiential learning such as the Hostel,
Function Room, Mini Bar and Restaurant, Cold and Hot Kitchen, Simulation
Rooms and Typing Laboratory. The college has all of these things which are
gradually provided and complied as it seeks higher accreditation in these
programs.

Speech/Language
The college is an advocate of an effective
Lab
language education that stems from
offering variety of learning opportunities
and tools for students. The teacher
creates and manages a simulation
environment and instruction leading to
learning through group or individual
performances.

Demonstration
Room
The College of Education’s demonstration room is a
venue for simulation classes required in professional
subjects and also in conducting micro-teaching
demonstration classes as a part of the students’
training in preparation for their student teaching
deployment in various cooperating school.
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Whether you’re looking for career

SERVICES
advice, information on admissions
and financial aid, student housing
or urgent medical attention, help is
always available at the OSAS.
 The newly-renovated
and extensioned Civic
and Cultural Center
is the well-recalled
structure in the
college. This houses
the college
gymnasium, the PE
Room, and other
administrative offices.
The CCC is a venue for
The office of the Coordinator for
various programs and
Student Affairs and Services
indoor sports and
which is the head office of all the
events.
student-related services located at
the PFA Building.

The student center is a home to

the office of the College Supreme
Student Council, the highest
student organization in the
college. This also serves as a
meeting venue, classroom and
leisure place. It has equipment
for table games and facilities
such as television.
The Office of Scholarship
Coordinator is also found at the
The Medical and Dental
Office of Student Affairs for easy
Clinic provides services such
access together with the Office of
as the need for first-aid
Cultural Arts Program.
treatment, check-up, dental
maintenance and tooth
extraction. This is supervised
by the college nurse and
The Cafeteria provides a place for the faculty, visited by the university doctor
staff and students of the college, as well as and dentist as scheduled.
those outside customer, to take their snacks
and lunch. It has a canteen and store which The Dormitories are situated
The Office of Parents and within the campus and is very
provide needs for food and other personal
Faculty Association is a meeting accessible for students
necessities such as clothing and related-
place for the organization’s
items. This is operated by the ISCOF-SEC residing at a very affordable
officers which promotes and
Multipurpose Cooperative manage by the price every month (Php.
supports students’ welfare coming
faculty and staff of the college, and outside 300.00). Separate dormitories
from the parents and faculty’s
cooperators. are available for male and
consensual concern and female student-residents. All
leadership. students are required to apply
before officially accepted as
The Guidance Office is a help in dorm occupants and are also
students’ psychological and required to renew their
behavioral, career and counseling application every start of
concerns. academic year once enrolled.
It is managed by a faculty.
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