(This serves as an invitation)

VISION
The College aims to
produce professionals and competent individuals
with broad skills set in information technology in the nation.



MISSION

The program
is designed to prepare
students to be IT professionals,
be well versed on software application
installation, operation, development,
maintenance and administration.
Be knowledgeable on troubleshooting and
computer hardware skills. It also strives to prepare the
students for employment in the IT industry
through the teaching on ethics and
professionalism in individual and
team-oriented working
atmosphere.
Acknowledgements
We would like to extend our
warmest and sincerest gratitude
to the people who free lend their
help and support for the success of
the IT Week celebration

JHCSC Administration

JHCSC Faculty and Staff

Students
Alumni
LGU Dumingag

Thank you so much



College of Info.Tech.




































SCHEDULE OF DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES
TIME
4:00
to
5:30
pm
Activities Coordinators
IT Related
Competitions
(Com. Lab.)
IT-lympic
(Field)
Student Instructor
M
O
N


Computer Games



Basketball (M)
Softball (W)
Badminton (M)
Pak-Tire Relay

MarkTres Reyes
Nova Macapobre
Lito Pahilan
Grape Acebo
Jdawn Ovalo

Precious Gitalan
T
U
E


Programming
Troubleshooting



Volleyball (M)
Badminton (W)
Shatong

Jade Baculina
Jhunax Cardoza
Evic Alvarez
Carlo Benjamin
Marvie Infiesto

Ninobel Canencia
James Dico
W
E
D

Fun Run
Computer Games
Touch Typing



Volleyball (W)
Table Tennis (M)
Patintero

Mark Tres Reyes
MJ Joregue
Marjun Gumales
Charish Tecson
Grace Baclaan

Precious Gitalan
Marlon Mamacang

T
H
U


Movie Making
Digital Art Contest



Basketball (W)
Softball (M)
Table Tennis (W)
Paon- Paon




Ryan Balbastro
MJ Joregue
Silver Salapan
Charish Tecson

James Dico
Vicpher Garnada
F
R
I


CULMINATION PROGRAM
Quiz Bowl
IT Henyo
Minute to Win IT
Talent Explosion


Meliza Joaquin
Marlon Mamacang
Marlon Mamacang
Gretchen Ortega
Microsoft Office Club
President : Joregue, Mary Jane
Vice President : Dorona, Gerlan
Secretary : Salasayo, Bryant
Treasurer : Benjamin, Carlo Jay
Auditor :
PIO : Saldo, Dina
Bacroya, Marian Joy
Advisers : Ms. Meliza R. Joaquin
Mr. Marlon E. Mamacang

FACULTY AND STAFF

VICPHER D. GARNADA
Dean

ENGR. PRECIOUS V. GITALAN
Instructor I

NIOBEL G. CANENCIA
Instructor I

MELIZA R. JOAQUIN
Instructor I

GRETCHEN MAE B. ORTEGA
Instructor I

ENGR. RODOLFO ORTEGA
Asst. Prof. I

JAMES L. DICO
VL

MARLON E. MAMACANG
Staff







































































March 5, 2014
Wednesday
4:30 PM

Part I. Opening Program

Opening Prayer Ireen Cabando
4
th
yr student

Opening Remarks Jesiree Dawm S. Ovalo
PSITS President

Announcement of Activities
for the IT Week Celebration Meliza R. Joaquin
4
th
yr adviser


Message Vicpher D. Garnada
College Dean


Part II. Competition

A. Basketball (Men)
B. Softball (Women)
C. Pak Tire Relay
D. Badminton(Men)
E. Computer Games




Annafel Nova Macapobre
Master of Ceremony
Club Officers
S.Y. 2012 2013
Programmers Club
President : Baculina, Jade
Vice President : Macapobre, Annafel Nova
Secretary : Ovalo, Jesiree Dawn
Treasurer : Sagot, Medonah
Auditor : Sugot, Danilo
PIO : Mangila, Mercy
Gumales, Marjun
Adviser : Mr. Niobel G. Canencia

Computer Hardware Servicing
President : Cardoza, Jhunax
Vice President : Macapobre, Lonejon
Secretary : Gorre, Allyn
Treasurer : Bangolan, Ariel
Auditor : Tres Reyes, Mark Anthony
PIO : Alcorin, Elvie Jean
Dico, Nathaniel III
Adviser : Engr. Precious V. Gitalan

Photo and Graphics Designers Club
President : Balbastro, Ryan
Vice President :
Secretary : Acebo, Grape
Treasurer : Benoya, Aivy Jean
Auditor : Cataquiz, Danna Jane
PIO : Siso, Gibriel
Rubias, Jefford
Advisers : Mr. Vicpher D. Garnada
Mr. James L. Dico








































































COLOR FUN RUN
March 5, 2014
Wednesday
4:30 6:30 AM

Part I. Opening Program (4:30 5:00 AM)
Invocation
Orientation Marlon E. Mamacang
Event Coordinator
Warm-up PSITS Officers

Part II. FUN RUN PROPER (5:01 6:00 AM)

Part III. Awarding Ceremony &Closing Program(6:01 6:30 AM)

Zumba PSITS Officers
Message Hon. Francisco Gumban
SB Member
Declaration of Winners and Giving of Prizes

3
rd
prize
2
nd
prize
1
st
prize

Closing Prayer Annafel Nova Macapobre





c. Creativity - 20%
d. Overall Performance - 25%
e. Audience Impact - 10%

IT-LYMPIC CHAMPION
1. Students in the college are grouped into two. Team A is compose of
freshmen and seniors while Team B is sophomores and juniors.
2. The team that won most of the IT-Lympic games is the champion.

BEST CLUB OF THE YEAR
1. The club that won most of the IT skills competition is the best club of the
year.


Philippine Society of Information Technology
Students (PSITS)
DUMINGAG CHAPTER

Local Executive Board
S.Y. 2013 2014

President : Ovalo, Jesiree Dawn
Vice President : Baculina, Jade
Secretary : Salasayo, Bryant
Treasurer : Macapobre, Annafel Nova
Auditor : Benjamin, Carlo Jay
PIO : Balbastro, Ryan
Business Managers: Tres Reyes, Mark Anthony









































































CULMINATION PROGRAM
March 7, 2014
Friday

Part I. Motorcade (6:30 8:00 AM)

Part II. Opening Program (8:01 9:00 AM)
Invocation-------------------------------------------- Video-Aided
Philippine National Anthem-------------------- Video-Aided
Opening Remarks ---------------------------------- Jesiree Dawn S. Ovalo
President, PSITS

Presentation of Participants------------------- PC Hardware Servicing Club
Microsoft Office Club
Photo & Graphics Designers Club
Programmers Club

Intermission Number---------------------------- Select IT Students

Introduction of the Guest Speaker ---------- Mary Ann Etil
Message of the Guest Speaker----------------- Janeth M. Flor
CIT Alumna

Intermission Number---------------------------- Select IT Students

Inspirational Message--------------------------- Vicpher D. Garnada
College Dean

Intermission Number---------------------------- Select IT Students

Administrators Time---------------------------- Dr. Felix B. Doo
Campus Administrator

Part III. Competitions (9:01 11:30 AM)

Competition Coordinator
Quiz Bowl Meliza R. Joaquin
IT Henyo Marlon E. Mamacang
Minute to Win IT Marlon E. Mamacang

Part IV. Lunch Break (11:30 1:00 PM)

1. The group will write their answers on the black portion of the
illustration board.
2. All groups will answer the same set of questions in writing.
3. There will be three (3) components in the competition namely: Elimination
Round, Semi-Final Round and the Final Round.
4. The elimination round has ten (15) questions worth 2 points, the semi-final
round has nine (9) questions worth 3 points and in the final round has seven
(7) questions worth 5 points.
5. In the elimination round, only the top ten (10) team members will qualify to
the next (semi-final) round.
6. At the end of semi-final round, only the top five (5) team members will move
to the final round.
7. After the final round, whoever gets the top three (3) highest numbers of
points is automatically declared the champion or the runner-up as the case
may be.
8. The questions will be read by the quizmaster twice.
9. After the second (2nd) reading, the Quizmaster shall say go, only then the
groups be allowed to write their answers. Automatically, the (10) second time-
limit will begin with the word go by the Quizmaster.
10. After the time-limit, the groups must stop writing and their papers shall be
collected
11. The Quizmaster shall read and verify the groups answer.
12. Any dispute on a question must be channeled by the adviser to the judges for
resolution before proceeding to the next question.
13. The decision of the board of judges is final and irrevocable.
TALENT EXPLOSION
f. Each section must present a talent. It could be an individual or
group performance.
g. Each presentation must not be less than 4 minutes but not
more than 10 minutes.
h. Each participant must be a bonafide student of the College of
Information Technology.
i. The section who will not present any talent will be fined Php
500.
j. Criteria for judging:
a. Originality & Uniqueness of Talent - 20%
b. Mastery - 25%














































































Part V. Talent Explosion (1:01 3:00 PM)

Introduction of the Panel of Judges ---------------- Gretchen Mae B. Ortega
Event Coordinator
Reading of Criteria
Talent Presentations
1. AIT 1
2. BSIT 1
3. AIT 2
Intermission Number PSITS Advisers & Officers
4. BSIT 2
5. BSIT 3
6. BSIT4



Part VI. Awarding Ceremony and Closing Program


Declaration of Winners and Giving of Prizes

a. Programming g. Computer Games
b. Troubleshooting h. IT Henyo
c. Touch Typing i. Minute to Win IT!
d. Movie Making j. IT-lympic Champion
e. Digital Art Contest k. Best Club of the Year
f. Quiz Bowl l. Talent Explosion

Closing Prayer Jade T. Baculina

Acknowledgements



Masters of Ceremony:
Grape Acebo & Carlo Benjamin

1. Pause Abuse: From the point after hero selection process is
completed, pausing without any valid reason is disallowed.

2. Fatal Error / Game Crash (all / multiple competitors). Any game crash
before the 60 minute mark will be reloaded. Any game crash after
the 60 minute mark will not continue and a decision will be made by
the Admin based on the destroyed towers.
3. In case of black out during play time, the game will be reloaded after.
4. Definition of Bugs. Warning: After a warning was given the game goes
on. If there warnings are accumulated by the team during the match
the team will be disqualified from the tournament.
5. Game Loss: Game loss given to a team means that the team will
automatically lose the game irrelevantly of the actual match result if
such took place.
6. Disqualifications: A team disqualification will lead to the team being
ejected from the tournament. They will not be allowed to take part in
the current event.

QUIZ BOWL
14. Each club (MS Office Club, Programming, Hardware Servicing and
Troubleshooting) is allowed to send only one team comprising of
five bona fide students of the College of IT. The team should have
a coach/adviser.
15. The team members must wear the PSITS uniform and their school
ID during the contest.
16. Coverage of the Quiz
IT Fundamentals / Computer Trivia
Principles of Programming
Programming Languages
Data Communications & Computer Networks
Management Information Systems
Databases
Computer Security & Ethics






































































RULES AND GUIDELINES

PROGRAMMING
1. The programming languages of the competition include C, Visual Basic, Visual
Basic.Net and PHP.
2. The duration of the competition will be 1.5 hours. Each team will be given 5
8 programming problems.
3. The competition would include a number of challenging problems each of
which would require you to develop some algorithm and get the output in a
fixed format on the console. The scoring would hence be Yes/No i.e. either
correct or incorrect.
4. The decision of the Judges will be final.
5. If there is a tie on the number of problems solved, the scoring will depend on
the time taken since the start of competition to the time of correct
submission and the number of wrong submissions.
6. Concepts to be used. Control Structures (Selection and Looping Structures),
Array, Data Structure and I.O. Retrieving.
7. Each team should consist of 2-3 participants of undergraduate level and
must be a bonafide student of this institution.
8. The judges have the right to check the laptop or the pc that the participants
will use.
9. Use of mobile phones and other communication devices is strictly prohibited
during the competition.
10. Participation in 1 hour practice session is mandatory.
11. Practice sessions results will not affect the final results however it is needed
to check your platform for the competition.
12. All technical queries of the participants will be entertained during the
practice session which will be held before the main competition or before
the start of main competition.
13. The In-charge of the competition has the right to disqualify the participants
in the event of cheating or has a readymade (template) code.
14. No programming related book or storage device will be allowed inside the
venue of the competition.

considering your net and gross word per minute, speed, accuracy and
error hits. In the Final Stage of the competition, each will complete
the typing test in (2) minutes with a twist. We are going to cover the
keyboard keys to test your mastery on it. Considering also your net
and gross word per minute, speed, accuracy and error hits. There will
be declared three winners for three places, namely; 3
rd
, 2
nd
, &
1
st
(Touch Typist).
6. Accepted average typing speed is 40 words per minute.
7. A typing word that contains one or more keystroke errors constitutes
one typing-word error.
8. The number of errors made (more than 10errors will not be
accepted);
9. The gross (uncorrected) words per minute (wpm).
10. The net (corrected) words typed per minute (Net wpm must be
computed as follows; Gross wpm minus 2 wpm for each error.)

COMPUTER GAME
7. Competition format: 5 vs 5 Players
8. Match winner: The team who destroys the opponents Throne/World
Tree first or the opponent surrenders.
9. Game Settings
Version: 6.79c or later
Drafting mode: Captains Mode (-cm)
Game Speed: Fast
Item Restrictions: None
Hero Restrictions: None
10. Substitutions. One substitution player is allowed for each team. The
substitute player is not allowed to play for other teams before/after in
the course of the tournament.
11. Coin Toss. Winner: Selects Sentinel / Scourge OR First / Second Hero Ban
& Pick
12. Team that plays the sentinel will host the game. Team members are not
allowed to change seats once the DOTA map has started to load
registered player is not allowed to play for other team.













































































15. Once the competition starts, any discussion between two
different teams may result in immediate disqualification from
the competition.
16. Point System of the Contest.
o For every correct answer 25 points will be given. Zero Points for
every Incorrect output or answer.
o Nio = number of incorrect output or rejected program
o Nmd= number of minutes delayed
o 15 Points * (Nio+ Nmd) will be the deduction for the delayed in
submission. (after the allotted time(4 Hours)).
o 15 Points Penalty will be given for those contestant that will
consult outside the laboratory room and to any participants.
16. The teams are ranked according to the number of problems solved
and given points. If two or more teams have solved equal number of
problems than the one with the minimum penalty will be ranked higher.
Or it will be given another set of machine problem to be solved within
30minute.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Coverage
Specifically, the said competition is based on the following objectives:
o Open the case
o Install the power supply
o Attach the components to the motherboard
o Install internal drives
o Connect all internal cables
o Re-attach the side panels and connect external cables to the
computer
o Boot the computer for the first time
o Install an operating system
Mechanics
The following are the guidelines for the Computer Troubleshooting
Competition:
Before Competition
1. Each club will send one team which composed of 2 members.

1. The digital art must be relevant to the theme which will be provided during
the contest.
2. All entries must be done during the allotted time.
3. The in-charge of the competition has the right to disqualify the participants
in the event of cheating or has ready-made (template) photos.
4. Once the competition starts, any discussion between two different teams
may result in immediate disqualification from the competition.
5. The output must NOT bear any watermark or signature of the name of the
artist or the club he/she represents.
6. The decision of the board of judges is final and irrevocable.
7. Announcement of winners will be done during the culmination program of
the IT Week celebration.
8. Criteria for judging:
a. Substance and Originality - 50%
b. Relevance to the Theme - 30%
c. Visual Impact - 20%

TOUCH TYPING
1. Each class shall be represented only with five (5) bona fide students of the
College of IT.
2. Each contestant must wear his/her school ID and club uniform during the
contest.
3. Typing without using the sense of sight to find the keys.
4. There will be three (3) components in the competition namely: Qualifying
Stage, Semi-Final Stage and the Final.
5. In order to pass the Qualifying Stage each contestant will be given a
manuscript that needs to be finished in (1) minute as fast as you can and try
to get our attention if you are finish by raising both hands. If you are finish
before the time runs out you are qualified but considering your gross
(uncorrected) words per minute and if you fail to finish it on the time limit
you will be eliminated. Qualified contestants will proceed to the next Stage
(Semi-Final) where each will complete the typing test in (2) minutes,























































2. Participants must be a bonafide students in JHCSC-Dumingag Campus and
must be a registered member in any of the four(4) clubs.
3. Each participating team must bring their own tools and equipment, such as
screw drivers, CD Installers (Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows 8), to
be used in the competition.
4. Faculty members / Coaches will meet and discuss the rules and guidelines
at exactly 8:00 A.M. during the day of competition.
5. Competition will start at exactly 8:30 in the morning.
6. Time allotted for the said competition is good only for 1.5 hr.

During Competition
1. The participants must be in the venue 30 minutes before the competition
proper.
2. During troubleshooting, the participating team will be judged according to
the accuracy and speed in troubleshooting the given actual problems. The
team will be rank according to the concrete and detailed troubleshooting
procedure with least amount of time spent in troubleshooting the problems.
Judging:
1. Judges (Faculty and Staff of I.T Department)
2. Criteria: (The winner is the team who complete first the installation of the
different parts of the computer including the installation of an OS.)
3. Winners will be announced during the CULMINATION DAY.

MOVIE MAKING
Competition Proper
1. Each club should have at least one (1) entry.
2. Participants must be a bonafide student in JHCSC-Dumingag Campus and
must be a registered member in any of the four (4) clubs.

3. The length of the movie should be strictly observed: Minimum of
3 minutes and a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Video submission is on March 6, 2014 at exactly 5:00P.M.
5. All entries should be in the following format. (.avi, .mpeg)
6. Photos or footage of any politician in any part of the video is not
allowed.
7. The audience for this video is the people of JHCSC. No abusive,
obscene or vulgar language or scene is allowed in any video.
Judging:
1. Judges (Faculty and Staff of I.T Department)
2. Judging Criteria
All videos will be judged on the following criteria:

Content (30%)
Is the message engaging and appropriate to the theme of the
contest?
Creativity(30%)
Is the idea shared innovative and creative? Is it original?
Execution(30%)
Is the use of technology effective and used appropriately to get
the message across to the audience?
Overall Effect: (10%)
Was the overall effect achieved in communicating to the
audience?
3. Winners will be announced during the CULMINATION DAY.
DIGITAL ART CONTEST
Digital Art is general term for a range of artistic works and
practices that use digital technology as an essential part of the creative
and/or presentation process. Since the 1970s, various names have been
used to describe the process including computer art and multimedia art,
and digital art is itself placed under the larger umbrella term new media
art.
9. The contestant must register his/her name on the day of the
contest to the organizers.
10. Contestants will use only the available computers at the laboratory
11. Contestants are not allowed to use the internet while working.
12. Maximum of two (2) contestants per club is allowed.
13. Each contestant must submit one digital art only.