OLOPSC College Computer Laboratory
College of BMSE • BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE • ASSOCIATE IN COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

Build Your Future in
Information Technology.

The tech industry is constantly growing and looking for skilled professionals. Our Computing Studies programs will equip you with the right skills for this fast-paced environment. We don't just teach you how to code; we teach you how to create software, build systems, and use the latest technologies that companies are looking for today.

BSCS • ACT Computing_Studies
4 Years / 2 Years Standard_Completion
150+ / 75+ Units Total_Academic_Load
On-Campus and Laboratory Learning_Format
SDG Commitment
SDG 4: Quality Education SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
SELECT_PROGRAM

Choose Your Computing Path.

BSCS • 4 Years

Computer Science

A comprehensive four-year degree that teaches you how to create software, design algorithms, and build computer systems. This program will train you to develop applications from scratch and prepare you for in-demand jobs in the IT industry.

ACT • 2 Years

Computer Technology

A fast-tracked two-year program focused on practical programming and modern web development. This is designed to help you enter the tech industry quickly, giving you the hands-on skills needed to build websites and manage databases.

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Learn to Code. Build the Future.

Our programs will guide you from the basics of programming all the way to advanced software development. You will get plenty of hands-on experience in our labs, preparing you for the real world. Your journey will include industry training (OJT) and practical projects to make sure you are job-ready after graduation.

What_You_Will_Learn

Year 1: Computing Fundamentals & Programming

Learn the basics of computer programming and logic. You will start with introductory computing concepts and move on to writing your first programs.

Year 2: Data Structures & Systems Analysis

Focus on how data is stored and organized. You will learn about databases, object-oriented programming, and how to analyze and design computer systems.

Year 3: Software Engineering & Advanced Theory

Move on to advanced software engineering and research. You will study computer networks, complex algorithms, and begin writing your Computer Science thesis.

Year 4: Industry Practicum & Enterprise Systems

Apply what you've learned in the real world. You will complete your industry practicum (OJT) and study advanced topics like operating systems and cybersecurity.

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What to Expect.

Select a program below to see the subjects and topics you will take each year.

Year 1

Computing Fundamentals & Programming

Required_Modules

[1st Sem] CC101 – Introduction to Computing
[1st Sem] CC102 – Computer Programming 1 (Fundamentals of Programming)
[2nd Sem] DB101 – Discrete Structures 1
[2nd Sem] CC103 – Computer Programming 2 (Intermediate Programming)
Year 2

Data Structures & Systems Analysis

Required_Modules

[1st Sem] CC104 – Data Structures and Algorithm
[1st Sem] IM101 – Fundamentals of Database Systems
[1st Sem] DB102 – Discrete Structures 2
[1st Sem] SDF104 – Object-Oriented Programming
[2nd Sem] CC105 – Information Management
[2nd Sem] IS101 – Systems Analysis and Design (Note: Listed as 18101 due to OCR artifact)
[2nd Sem] NC101 – Networks and Communications
[2nd Sem] PL101 – Programming Languages
Year 3

Software Engineering & Advanced Theory

Required_Modules

[1st Sem] CC106 – Applications Development and Emerging Technologies
[1st Sem] SE101 – Software Engineering 1
[1st Sem] IAS101 – Information Assurance and Security
[1st Sem] HCI101 – Human Computer Interaction
[1st Sem] AL101 – Algorithms and Complexity
[1st Sem] DM101 – Organization and Management Concepts
[1st Sem] GV101 – Graphics and Visual Computing
[2nd Sem] SE102 – Software Engineering 2
[2nd Sem] AR101 – Architecture and Organization
[2nd Sem] SA101 – Systems Administration and Maintenance
[2nd Sem] CN101 – Computational Science
Summer

Practicum

Required_Modules

PRC101 – Practicum (162 hours)
Year 4

Industry Practicum & Enterprise Systems

Required_Modules

[1st Sem] THS101 – CS Thesis Writing 1
[1st Sem] AL102 – Automata Theory and Formal Languages
[1st Sem] OS101 – Operating Systems
[1st Sem] CSF101 – System Fundamentals
[2nd Sem] THS102 – CS Thesis Writing 2
[2nd Sem] SP101 – Social Issues and Professional Practice
[2nd Sem] IS102 – Enterprise Architecture
[2nd Sem] QUAMET – Quantitative Methods
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Our Computer Laboratories.

Our computer labs are equipped with the tools and software you need to practice your skills. This is where you will turn your ideas into working programs and applications.

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System.Lab

Main Computer Laboratories

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System.Interactive

Interactive Media Studio

Dedicated spaces for learning fundamental game logic, 3D asset modeling, and developing interactive media applications.

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System.Community

Active Tech Community

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System.Collaboration

Collaborative Learning

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MA. APASRA R. SOMO, MAEd

Program Chair Computing Studies
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"Computing is the architecture of the modern world, driven by logic, precision, and relentless problem-solving. In the Computing Studies program, you are training to engineer scalable systems and build robust applications. Master the foundational theories, apply rigorous technical execution, and develop the critical thought necessary to drive continuous technological progress."

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Your Future Career in Tech.

An OLOPSC degree opens doors to many opportunities. Our graduates are equipped with the right skills to succeed in various roles in the IT industry.

BSCS - Software Architecture

Software Development

Learn to build and manage large software systems and websites that companies use every day.

Target_Roles
  • Software Developer
  • Web Developer
  • Backend Programmer
  • Systems Analyst
BSCS - AI Focus

Artificial Intelligence & Data

Learn how to work with Artificial Intelligence and machine learning to build smart applications and analyze data.

Target_Roles
  • AI/ML Developer
  • Data Analyst
  • Data Scientist
  • Research Assistant
BSCS/ACT - Interactive Media

Game Development & Media

Learn how to create 3D environments, design games, and build interactive media applications.

Target_Roles
  • Game Developer
  • 3D Modeler
  • Multimedia Specialist
  • UI/UX Designer