College of Engineering and Architecture

Overview

By the authority to operate under the Board of Trustees Resolution No. 91 series of 1999, the Polytechnic College of Antique (PSCA) opened enrolment in the programs leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Architecture for school year 2000-2001. The course was offered through the initiative of Engr. Magno Servano, Jr. with only 19 enrollees. The BSECE program then was under the College of Technology. It also opened the door for Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering which was then under the College of Computer Studies.

During the school year 2003-2004, by the virtue of resolution No. 250, Series of 2003, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering was offered leading to the creation of the College of Engineering. The following year, with resolution No. 318, Series of 2004, Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering was added, that paved the way for the creation of the College of Engineering and Architecture with Ar. Ma. Bella C. Magdaug as its first Dean. Ar. Magdaug served until 2013 who was then followed by Engr. Mark Alester A. Lazo who was designated as the Dean of the College from 2013-2018. Engr. Cheryl P. Salvan lead the college from 2018-2020. Currently, Dr. Christine C. Vegafria is the Dean of the College of Engineering and Architecture.

 In school year 2009-2010, under Resolution No. 05, series of 2009, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering was added to its curricular offerings as it continuously pursues its vision and mission to produce competent engineers and architects in the service of the Antiqueños, the Filipino nation, and the global community.

In 2019, Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and University (AACCUP) recommended that the Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering will be transferred from the College of Computer Studies to the College of Engineering and Architecture, thus BSCpE is now one of leading CEA Programs.

List of Programs Offered

  • Bachelor of Science in Architecture (BSARCH)

    • AACCUP Accredited Level II
  • Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE)

    • AACCUP Accredited Level I
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)

Three to five years after graduation, the alumni of the Civil Engineering Program will:

      1. Demonstrate competence and leadership in the practice of civil engineering, contributing effectively to the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of civil infrastructure projects in a responsible and ethical manner.
      2. Participate in lifelong learning and continuous professional development by pursuing advanced studies, involvement in the academe, obtaining professional licenses, and participating in professional organizations to stay updated with the latest advancements and innovations in civil engineering.
      3. Apply their technical expertise to address societal needs, promoting sustainable development and environmental stewardship through the implementation of eco-friendly, innovative, and resilient engineering solutions in their projects.
      4. Exhibit strong collaborative skills by working effectively in multidisciplinary teams, demonstrating the ability to communicate complex engineering concepts clearly and contributing to the successful completion of diverse projects that enhance community welfare and quality of life.
  • Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE);

    • AACCUP Accredited Level II
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)

Three to five years after graduation, the alumni of the Electrical Engineering Program will:

      1. Demonstrate competence and leadership in the practice of electrical engineering, contributing effectively to planning, design, construction and maintenance of electrical systems in a responsible and ethical manner.
      2. Participate in lifelong learning and continuous professional development by pursuing advanced studies, involvement in the academe, obtaining professional licenses, and participating in professional organizations to stay updated with the latest advancements and innovations in electrical engineering.
      3. Apply their technical expertise to address societal needs, promoting sustainable development and environmental stewardship through the implementation of eco-friendly, innovative and resilient engineering solutions in their projects.
      4. Exhibit strong collaborative skills by working effectively in multidisciplinary teams, demonstrating the ability to communicate complex engineering concepts clearly and contributing to the successful completion of diverse projects that enhance community welfare and quality of life.
  • Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSCpE)

    •  AACCUP Accredited Level II
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)

Three to five years after graduation, the alumni of the Computer Engineering Program will:

      1. Demonstrate competence and leadership in the practice of computer engineering, contributing effectively to the planning design, and maintenance of computer engineering projects in a responsible and ethical manner.
      2. Participate in the lifelong learning and continuous professional development by pursuing advanced studies, obtaining professional licenses, and participating in professional organizations to stay updated with the advancement and innovations in computer engineering field.
      3. Apply technical expertise to address societal needs, promoting sustainable development and environmental stewardship through the implementation of eco-friendly, innovative, and resilient engineering solutions in their project.
      4. Exhibit strong collaborative skills by working effectively in multidisciplinary teams, demonstrating the ability to communicate complex engineering concepts clearly and contributing to the successful completion of diverse projects that enhance community welfare and quality of life.
  • Bachelor of Science in Electronics (BSECE)

    •  AACCUP Accredited Level II
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)
      1. Demonstrate competence and leadership in the practice of Electronics Engineering, contributing effectively to the planning and adapt in the evolving areas of technology, engineering education, and research and development.
      2. Participate in lifelong learning and continuous professional development by pursuing advanced studies, obtaining professional licenses, and participating in professional organizations to stay updated with the latest advancements and innovations in electrical engineering.
      3. Apply technical expertise to address societal needs, promoting sustainable developments and environmental stewardship through the implementation of eco-friendly, innovative and resilient engineering solutions in their projects.
      4. Exhibit strong collaborative skills by working effectively in multidisciplinary teams, demonstrating the ability to communicate complex engineering concepts clearly and contributing to the successful completion of diverse projects that enhance community welfare and quality of life.
  • Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME)

    •  AACCUP Accredited Level II
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)

Three to five years after graduation, the alumni of the Mechanical Engineering Program will:

      1. Demonstrate competence and leadership in the practice of mechanical engineering, contributing effectively to the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of mechanical works in a responsible and ethical manner.
      2. Participate in lifelong learning and continuous professional development by pursuing advanced studies, involvement in the academe, obtaining professional licenses, and participating in professional organizations to stay updated with the latest advancements and innovations in mechanical engineering.
      3. Apply their technical expertise to address societal needs, promoting sustainable development and environmental stewardship through the implementation of eco-friendly, innovative, and resilient engineering solutions in their projects.
      4. Exhibit strong collaborative skills by working effectively in multidisciplinary teams, demonstrating the ability to communicate complex engineering concepts clearly and contributing to the successful completion of diverse projects that enhance community welfare and quality of life.

Admission and Retention Policies

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Admission Policy (University Code, Chap.3, Art. 9)

 

Section 1. No qualified student shall be denied admission to UA by reason of age, sex, nationality, religious belief, or political affiliations; however, a student with special needs will only be admitted provided the University has the capability to cater to his/her needs.

 Section 2. Every applicant for admission to the University degree programs must meet the requirements for admission prescribed by the University and its academic unit concerned including passing entrance examination required by the University.

 Section 3. Every student seeking admission, shall sign the “Pledge of Good Conduct”. Refusal to take the pledge or violation of its terms shall be sufficient cause for denial of admission.

 Section 4. Every applicant for admission shall undergo a thorough health examination as prescribed by each college. No person shall be admitted who is found to be suffering from dangerous, communicable, contagious or infectious disease or who is physically unfit as determined by the accredited medical officer.

Admission Requirements

  1. Applicants seeking admission to the College of Engineering and Architecture must meet the cut-off score of 30.
  2. Applicants must have an average grade of 85% and above.
  3. Passed the prequalifying exam specific for the College for those who meet the cut off score of CEA in the University Entrance exam. Students will be ranked according to the capacity of the program for First year, Shifters and Transferees.
  4. Passed the interview and evaluation by the Chairperson of the Program.
  5. Qualified applicants must comply with all the following requirements:

New Students:
a. Original and photocopy of Form 138 or High School Report Card
b. Original and photocopy of Certificate of Good Moral Character
c. Original and photocopy of Medical Certificate
d. Three (3) long white folder
e. Authenticated Copy of Birth Certificate (2 pcs)
f. Original and photocopy of the Entrance Examination result.

Transferees:
a. Original and photocopy of Certificate of Honorable Dismissal
b. Original and photocopy of Medical Certificate
c. Authenticated copy of Birth Certificate
d. Transcript of Records for evaluation purposes (original & 1 photocopy)
e. Three (3) long white folder
f. Original and photocopy of the Entrance Examination result. g. Updated Curriculum Checklist w/ grades

Old Students/Quitters:
a. Clearance of the last/previous semester
b. Updated Curriculum Checklist w/ grades

     6. Students from foreign countries shall be required to meet the entrance requirements prescribed; provided, that their previous training was obtained in an institution of recognized standing.
     7. A residency of at least 2 years in the College of Engineering and Architecture of the University of Antique is required.

 

Retention Policy

  •  A student who did not meet academic requirements will not be promoted to higher subject or next higher level due to failing grades or insufficient educational progress in advance.
    • Initial Probation A student who has one (1) failed grade in any subject or has two (2) unofficially dropped subjects will be in initial probation. This status will be lifted if in the next semester all subjects are passed.
    • Final Probation A student who has two (2) failed grades in the enrolled subjects or has three (3) unofficially dropped subjects will be in final probation. This status will be lifted to the initial probation if in the next semester all subjects are passed.
    • For Shifting Status A student who has three (3) failed grades in the enrolled subjects or has four (4) unofficially dropped subjects will be advised for shifting in any program outside the College in the University.
  •  INC (Incomplete) Grades
    • There is a one (1) year period to comply the INC grades, however, a student will not be enrolled to the higher subject unless the pre requisite subject (INC) is complied. Furthermore, the Instructor may give official advice informing the enrolment committee that the student passed his/her subject in order to proceed to the next subject.
  • For Incoming Second (2nd) year students
    • Qualifying exam will be given to the qualified incoming 2nd year students.
    • Students should pass the cut-off score of 50% to be able to proceed to the 2nd year status.
    • To those who did not meet the cut off score set forth by the committee on Qualifying Exam will be advised for shifting.

       List of Faculty per Program

      Bachelor of Science in Architecture (BSARCH)
      • AR. NAMIKA V. MARBA – Program head
      • AR. JOAN V. GALLANO
      • AR. RICHARD T. MATACUBO
      • AR. ADRIAN RODERICK V. NAVAS
      • AR. RYAN N. ORTIGAS
      • AR. CRYSTAL GAILE F. PADRIGAO
      • AR. PAUL S. SUMAGAYSAY
      • AR. ARTURO M. TAVARRA
      Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE)
      • ENGR. ANJIMAR S. BORLAN – Program head
      • ENGR. CHERYL P. SALVAN
      • ENGR. JOHN ROGEL S. URSUA
      • ENGR. VICENT ARTHUR L. ABELLON
      • ENGR. OSCAR JUN D. ALECANDO
      • ENGR. CHRISTIAN LEO G. ESCALONA
      • ENGR. NAHYOMI ELLOISA M. ONIFA
      • ENGR. JEFREN JOHN VISUYAN
      Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSCPE)
      • ENGR. GENESIS V. CANJA – Program head
      • ENGR. MARY CRIS Y. BARION
      • ENGR. JOHN MARK S. CABREROS
      • ENGR. RONELITA H. HIPONIA
      • ENGR. CAROLYN P. LAZO
      • ENGR. MICHELLE E. MILITANTE
      • ENGR. SAMMY V. MILITANTE
      • ENGR. GERARD JAMES B. PAGLINGAYEN
      • ENGR. ROY VERA CRUZ
      Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering (BSECE)
      • ENGR. SUNSHINE MARY ROSE B. MELO – Program head (BSECE)
      • ENGR. CHRISTINE C.VEGAFRIA, DPA
      • ENGR. JAYZAR P. ARNAIZ
      • ENGR. MARK ALESTER A. LAZO
      Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE)
      • ENGR. RENE RAY A. ANDICOY – Program head
      • ENGR. LEONARD PETER P. SAMILLANO
      • ENGR. MAE ANN C. CEPEDA
      • ENGR. CHRISTIAN M. ZABALA
      • ENGR. SHERYL S. VALERA
      • ENGR. LILIANMAR C. PAJARITO
      Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME)
      • ENGR. REX Y. GALOPO – Program head
      • ENGR.EMMANUEL D. LUMIDAO
      • ENGR.SHERWIN M. PAALA