Services

Academic Advisement

Each student in the College is assigned an academic advisor, a faculty member responsible for the student's academic welfare. The advisor sees to it that the student-advisee follows his/her assigned curriculum by taking the appropriate subjects that would lead to his/her successful completion of his/her course on time, if not earlier.

The faculty advisor is assigned by the department chairperson. Please contact your department chairperson for details.

The College of Computer Studies , through the Office of the Dean, complements the services of the College Guidance Office by publishing a resume book of its graduates. The resume book is sent to 100 firms and organizations belonging to the Top 1000 Corporations in the Philippines and involved in IT and IT-related products and services. Students may likewise suggest company names which they believe should be included in the distribution list of the resume books.

The Dean's Office likewise does manpower referrals, in case companies and other organizations send invitations or announcements for job vacancies or hiring.

In an effort to bring the library closer to the students, as well as to augment the library collection on IT education, the College acquired more than a hundred titles of new books and other publications which students can borrow. Located at the office of the college dean, the library extension is more accessible to students, physically or otherwise. It will be noted that the main library is housed at the O'Brien Library Building, 100m away from the classrooms the students use in Phelan Hall. Moreover, the office of the dean keeps extended office hours, including at times weekends and holidays.

The book collection was funded by the Commission on Higher Education, through its Higher Education Development Fund and more particularly the Center of Development for Excellence in IT Education fund.