About Us

The College of Communication and Information Technology (CCIT) is the University’s provider of quality education along Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and library and information science. The College traces its foundation in 1987, when the University, under the administration of Dr. Dorotea Campos-Filart, started to offer its first computer diploma program, the One-Year Computer Technology, through an agreement with a private computer college, the Data Center Philippines, Inc. (DCPI). Dr. Milagros R. Remular was then assigned as Coordinator of Computer Education. When Dr. Lauro B. Tacbas became the UNP President in 1998, the joint project with DCPI ended, with the University Computer Center taking over the offering of the core and major courses for the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) and the One-Year Computer Technology (CompTech) programs in the University, as well as the basic computer courses for the majority of degree programs in the University. On June 30, 1999, Dr. Remular was designated as the first Director of the Computer Center.

Goal

The college aims to produce professional and leaders who are responsive to the demands of a constantly-changing world of information technology.

Objectives

The College of Communication and Information Technology aims to produce IT professionals who can: apply advanced concepts and skills in all areas of Information Technology; Be ethically upright; and Be self-reliant.

History
The College of Communication and Information Technology (CCIT) is the University’s provider of quality education along Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and library and information science. The College traces its foundation in 1987, when the University, under the administration of Dr. Dorotea Campos-Filart, started to offer its first computer diploma program, the One-Year Computer Technology, through an agreement with a private computer college, the Data Center Philippines, Inc. (DCPI). Dr. Milagros R. Remular was then assigned as Coordinator of the Computer Education. When Dr. Lauro B. Tacbas became the UNP President in 1998, the joint project with DCPI ended, with the University Computer Center taking over the offering of the core and major courses for the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) and the One-Year Computer Technology (CompTech) programs in the University, as well as the basic computer courses for the majority of degree programs in the University. On June 30, 1999, Dr. Remular was designated as the first Director of the Computer Center. The name of the center was later changed into Information Technology (IT) Center. Then, in June 2007, The IT Center Director, Dr. Remular, in collaboration with Dr. Gilbert R. Arce, worked on the conversion of the center into a college. On September 6, 2007, the center became the College of Communication and Information Technology (CCIT) by virtue of UNP Board Resolution No. 83. In that same year, the BSCS program was transferred from the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) to CCIT. In June 2009, a new course was offered in response to the emerging needs and developments in the ICT sector – the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT). Then in 2017, the college started offering the Bachelor of Library and Information Science or BLIS (previously offered in the College of Teacher Education). In 2018, the One-Year Computer Technology course was revised into Diploma in Computer Technology. The College is among the new academic units which were established in the University. For the past years, the College has continued to carry out its functions and roles along ICT as well as library and information science and improved its curricular programs, per recommendations of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Technical Panels for various disciplines, the Regional Quality Assurance Team (RQAT), and the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities of the Philippines (AACCUP). With the initiatives of the current University President, Dr. Erwin F. Cadorna, the University was able to have the BSCS and BSIT programs receive their Certificate of Program Compliance (COPC) in 2020. The administration, faculty, and non-teaching personnel of the College have continuously helped the community through their research and development projects and extension programs along ICT and library. ICT and Library professionals produced by the University have made notable contributions in society. Among them hold key positions in the academe, Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), ICT industry, government offices, and library and information sector. Some have established their own firms which design and develop websites, game and mobile applications, and systems, and others started their own businesses which offer other ICT-related products and services. With the knowledge, skills, attitude, and values they have gained during their stay in the College and the University, UNP-CCIT graduates are expected to do and be their best.
Our Extension Services


The general extension program of the College of Business Administration and Accountancy (CBAA) stems and cascades from the University Extension Program.

Dubbed as “BUSINESS in the Communities,” it is a configuration of resources and positioning of the College as a potential partner in developing the communities. “Basic and Unperturbed Simulation, Integration, and Nurturing of Essential Support System (BUSINESS) in the Communities” captures the essential areas and key extension programs provided by the different programs of CBAA in emancipating the communities from poverty and empowering them in order to cushion the impact of poverty and clear the way for the families in the countryside in their efforts and sending their children to the school as they struggle to address their daily basic needs in their community.

“BUSINESS in the Communities” aims to a) provide livelihood trainings specially among the adopted barangays of the college; b) empower the communities by organizing them as business entities; c) equip and enhance the technical skills of the stakeholders (specially the parents) along the various aspects and fields of business; d) hone the leadership potentials of the stakeholders in order to create an orderly and peaceful communities driven by a desire for progress; e) provide logistical assistance to the beneficiaries; and f) source out resources through dynamic linkages for the effective and efficient implementation of the Extension Programs.

It is along these objectives, the programs under the BUSINESS in Communities are categorized into four:

Livelihood Training. This program aims to provide trainings on potential livelihood Undertakings which are meant to provide opportunities to the adopted communities to earn for their living. Among these trainings are embotido and skinless longganisa making, hair science, and cosmetology.

Community and Business Organizing. This program aims to concretize the trainings provided by organizing the communities and assist them in forming business. Among the activities under this program are cooperative formation and organization and micro business formation.

Technical Skills Enhancement. This program aims to provide trainings on the various skills and competencies developed in the different programs offered by the college. Among such trainings are training-workshop along management, entrepreneurship, cooperative management, financial management, accounting, and other allied fields of business; financial statement preparation; and financial statement analysis and consultancy services.

Leadership Capability Training. This program aims to develop the leadership potentials and equip the various stakeholders in the adopted communities with the fundamentals of leadership, and the qualities of being in the frontline. Among the activities under this program are leadership training, participatory leadership and development, and social responsibility training.

Logistical Support. The program aims to augment the logistical needs of the beneficiaries of extension projects by providing them the necessary equipment and materials that they need in the use of their acquired skills in the Extension Activities and Projects.

Extension Resource Generation. This program aims to establish linkages with various individuals and institutions for the effective and efficient implementation of extension activities. These resources include both the human and non-human. The human resources are meant to augment the expertise available in the college. Experts in various fields who are not part of the institutional pool of the College. The non-human resources are meant to assist the beneficiaries in carrying out and executing the skills that they learned from the extension activities. These non-human resources may include: baking tools and equipment, oven gas stove, kitchen facilities, etc.

The College of Business Administration and Accountancy through its CBAA Extension Unit is responsive to the needs of the community towards sustainable socio-economic development. Its mission is to undertake extension programs and activities that promote the development of community-based business enterprises and cooperatives and enhance the entrepreneurs’ managerial competencies through consultancy services along financial, production, marketing, and human resource management and other allied areas. Likewise, it endeavors to strengthen attitudinal transformation towards greater productivity. In this manner, the clientele can achieve economic viability and competitive advantage.

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