INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER STUDIES

Bachelor of science in information Technology (BSIT) – The study of 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 and organization.

SHIELA MAE M. OROZCO, MIT
Program Head

On April 6, 2011 CHED granted NBCC the permit to offer BS Information Technology through permit no. 018 Series 2011.The BSIT Graduates are expected to become globally competent, innovative, and socially and ethically responsible computing professionals engaged in life-long learning endeavors. They are capable of contributing to the country’s national development goals.

INSTRUCTORS OF ICS

CLIFF AMADEUS F. EVANGELIO, MSCA

INSTRUCTOR

RONALD O, MANCAO

INSTRUCTOR

ROLAND JUSTINE M. PARTOS, MIS

INSTRUCTOR

MARCHILYN ABUNDA, MSIT

INSTRUCTOR

CHARLENE BULAHAN-UNDAG, MSCA

INSTRUCTOR

FAISAH S. BACARAT,
MMITM

INSTRUCTOR

PHOEBE RUTH ALITHEA B. SUBARIA, MSCA

INSTRUCTOR

CRISTINE JOY G. SAGAOSAO

INSTRUCTOR

MAHALIAH LUZ O. LARA

ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE VI

ABOUT THE ICS

The College of Computer Studies is responsible for producing academically qualified and competent IT professionals, as well as technically capable individuals, who are ready to adapt to and adapt a quickly changing and complicated technological society adhering to the norms and values.The College of Computer Studies aspires to be known as a center of ICT education, producing graduates with relevant and globally applicable knowledge and abilities.