VISION OF THE INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
C- olaboratively aims to become the center of excellence and development in the service area of NISU;
I- mprove the offering of the relevant technological programs; and
T- ransfer technological knowledge and skills to clienteles and stakeholders.
I- mprove the offering of the relevant technological programs; and
T- ransfer technological knowledge and skills to clienteles and stakeholders.
MISSION OF THE INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
In pursuit of our VMGO, The College of Industrial Technology intends to have:
T- echnologically oriented professionals who would
E- nhance technology and competent technicians who would become
C- ompetitive skilled workers who are
H- ighly trained entrepreneurs that would
N- urture industry leaders to meet the
O- pportunities in the growth and development of small and medium industries in the service area
GOALS OF THE INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
The College of Industrial Technology aims to produce Technologically-oriented professionals equipped with necessary knowledge, skills and desirable attitude and values.
OBJECTIVES OF THE INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
- Prepare and train the students for appropriate competency standards by providing competent faculty, relevant curriculum, modern facilities and strong industry linkages;
- Enhance the acquisition of knowledge, skills and work ethics of students in preparing them to be entrepreneurs, practitioners and industry leaders;
- Provide quality and relevant academic and technological instruction necessary to the development of critical thinking;
- Expose students in hands-on learning experiences that will develop skills and work values needed for employment;
- Provide training of Self-employment and entrepreneurship to promote creativity, innovativeness and productivity;
- Conduct research to improve classroom instruction and technologies; and
- Provide extension and community services that enhance the transfer of knowledge and technology to the stakeholders and to the people in the society.
- Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology
- Electrical Technology
- Automotive Technology
- Drafting Technology
CORE FACULTY
as of July 2024
| BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY major in Automotive Technology | ||||
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| PAMPLONA, Nole P. -OIC Chairman | DECREPITO, JR., Domingo O. | SAYSON, Alven P. | GONZAGA, Angelo E. | PATRICIO, Christian B. -COS Faculty |
| BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY major in Drafting Technology | |||||||
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| CASTELLANO, Sherwin D. -Chairman | ABONG, JR., Eduardo B. | DELA CRUZ, Daisy S. | PUNAY, Erwin S. | ASTRONOMIA, Raley L. | ATINON, Rodel B. | DE LA CRUZ, Rosalie Grace S. | ARANETA, Randy Z. -COS Faculty |
| BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY major in Electrical Technology | |||||
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| GELLOAGAN, Arthur E. -Chairman | GERARDO, Bobby D. | GARIANDO, Rene G. | VASQUEZ, Myra C. | BERTE, Rafael B. | DERLA, Ronald D. |
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| LABARO, Antonio S. | BELGICA, Rene Jun B. |
| STAFF | |
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| JURIDICO, Lyka Mae S. -COS | NALICA, Carlo B. -(COS Laboratory Technician) |