Travel Report - Minor Field trip
University of Southeastern Philippines
Bo.
Obrero Campus, Davao City
Institute
of Computing
TRAVEL REPORT
Minor Field Trip
August
25, 2012
Davao
Submitted
by:
Jhun
Rey T. Cubelo
BSIT-IV
Submitted
to:
Randy
S. Gamboa
Facilitator
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Field
Trip Overview
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1
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Day
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1
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Appendix
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4
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Recommendation
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4
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Blog URL
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4
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Pictures
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5
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List of Students
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6
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Field Trip Overview:
Last
25th day of August of this year, we had our minor field trip in the
modern Public Safety and Security Command Center or PSSCC in Davao City to
witness the innovation of the Traffic
Signalization Project of the city. The Public Safety and Security
Command Center or PSSCC cost P704-million for
the Traffic Signalization Project. It is said that amongst the cities in the
Philippines, Davao City has the most advanced and state-of-the-art Traffic
Monitoring Center as it is patterned after the ones in Los Angeles, CA.
Minor Field trip
Today, I went to
company visit to…
We visited Public Safety and Security
Command Center or PSSCC last 25th day of August of this year located
at the heart of Davao City.
What I Learned?
Apart from our city being the first city
in the Philippines to have 911, the Public Safety Coordination Command Center
in Davao City was inaugurated last July 28, 2010. As part of the city's traffic
signalization program, 16 CCTV monitors are housed inside the Command Center.
CCTV cameras are now placed in different strategic locations within the city to
better monitor the traffic situation and manage crisis as it arise. It has 17
CCTV cameras installed in the 16 main thoroughfares of the city with 35x zoom
capabilities which provide clear visuals even in low-light conditions. There's
no more escaping for traffic violators as the system is also capable of zooming
features. The Public Safety Command Center is located in Sandawa, Matina and is
also the new home of 911. The occasion was graced by Vice Mayor Rodrigo
Duterte.
What I Liked?
The thing that I liked the most is
the partnership of IT Company and the city cited by www.ibm.com. IBM and the
Davao City Government today announced an agreement to help the city scale-up
its existing Public Safety and Security Command Center (PSSCC) by integrating
city operations into a single system, infused with advanced technologies, to
further enhance public safety operations in the city.
Davao City, considered the nerve center
of the Southern Philippines in the Mindanao region, has undergone a tremendous
transformation over the last decade. The collaboration with IBM will contribute
to the City’s vision to emerge as the premier socio-economic and tourism center
in Mindanao and across East ASEAN as well as the Asia-Pacific region.
Using IBM’s Intelligent Operations
Center (IOC), the PSSCC will have a centralized dashboard view that will allow
the city to monitor events and operations in real time. This comprehensive view
will enable officials to better predict and plan for potential issues.
To enable Davao’s smarter city
transformation, the IOC will integrate multiple city agencies in the PSSCC to
improve interdepartmental collaboration and enhance the management of Davao’s
four pillars of public safety: crime prevention and suppression; emergency
response; threat prevention and response; and traffic management.
“We believe that building a safer city
will bring us one step closer to our ultimate goal of becoming a major growth
pole in the international market,” said Mayor Sara Duterte, Davao City. “By
integrating information collected from multiple agencies that are dedicated to
protecting the welfare of citizens, we are setting the foundation for a more
efficient and safer environment that will foster economic growth.”
To address the unique needs of Davao,
the IOC solution is integrated with advanced technologies such as video
analytics software, multi-channel unified communication and Global Positioning
System (GPS) location tracking. It will provide Davao’s PSSCC with capabilities
including:
A single operational platform which will
enable coordination between Davao City agencies involved in responding to
public safety incidences. The platform will enable PSSCC to monitor and respond
to a wide range of safety related incidences from a central location.
Real time situational awareness through
Geographic Information System (GIS), video feeds and GPS-enabled patrolling
vehicles. Using IBM Business Partner Unified Edge's Radio Connect for Sametime
technology, the PSSCC team will be able to coordinate the city's multiple
communications channels including radios, phones, videos and instant messaging
to ensure seamless collaboration with first responders and speed incident
response time.
Standard operating procedures defined
for different public safety incidences that will improve the overall
operational efficiency.
Video analytics capabilities that will
enhance the ability to track traffic and monitor events at important public venues
like city hall, the airport and malls.
An “early warning system” that monitors
Key Risk Indicators (KRI) and allows the city to take action in a collaborative
manner.
A simplified dashboard view for
executives to help measure the performance of public safety operations with Key
Performance Indicators (KPI).
“IBM supports Davao’s vision to create a
smart and safe city by applying advanced technologies to existing
infrastructure to improve city management and efficiency. Forward thinking
cities like Davao are paving the way for the development of similar smarter
cities projects around the globe,” said Mariels Almeda Winhoffer, President and
Country General Manager, IBM Philippines. “This solution will enable Davao to more
effectively address a wide spectrum of public safety and security related
incidences pertaining to healthcare, fire outbreaks, accidents, flooding, crime
tracking and the security of important locations – making Davao a model city in
terms of livability and safety.”
IBM
has a 75-year long history in the Philippines as an active member of the local
community. Since opening its first Manila office in 1937, IBM has expanded its
business and presence beyond Manila in line with the country’s continued rapid
economic transformation and IBM’s geographic expansion strategies.
IBM's IOC solutions draw on experience
gained from over 2,000 Smarter Cities projects with cities around the world,
and assets from IBM's hardware, software, services and research divisions. With
flexibility and scalability, the IOC can be extended to support a wide range of
city services such as water management and intelligent transportation among
others.
What I didn’t like?
Overall, everything that
was presented is very important to us especially news, facts, and basic
information should the reach of many peoples like me. However, since we are in
the field in information technology, I am assuming technical stuff to be
presented and they failed not to elaborate it.
APPENDIX
RECOMMENDATION
I would encourage the next field trip class to take
Public Safety and Security Command Center again as their minor field trip since
everything is presented well-done by their staff and of course the head chief
of the unit.
BLOG URL
PICTURES
Picture 1. Corner fence of the Public Safety and Security Command
Center
Picture 2. PSSCC war room
LIST OF STUDENTS
NAME
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BIRTHDATE
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COURSE/SECTION
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CONTACT NUMBER
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ABARQUEZ, ARGEN PEARL V.
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November 4, 1993
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BS CS – DAY
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09225872934
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ABERJEDO, CHE MAY ANN A.
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May 2, 1992
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BS CS – DAY
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09204682071
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ALDERITE, JON ARES A.
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August 22, 1992
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BS IT – EVENING
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09427386663
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AMISTOSO, EMMANUEL
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June 8, 1993
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BS IT – EVENING
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09394786170
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AMORA, KRISTINE FAITH M.
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November 2, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09393143601
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ANZANO, JORDAN M.
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September 11, 1990
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BS IT – EVENING
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09397891858
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ASUEROS, APRIL ANN A
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April 15, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09076163969
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BACAOCO, JOANNA P.
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January 23, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09426548262
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BARAYAN, MARCO P.
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December 10, 1992
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BS IT – EVENING
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09213142327
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BARGAMENTO, CLAIRE R.
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January 21, 1991
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BS CS – DAY
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09391337313
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BELAYRO, YVONNE P.
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August 6, 1991
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BS IT – EVENING
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09099759870
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BESTIS, SHEILA MAE A.
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September 19, 1987
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BS IT – EVENING
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09123737750
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BILOY, VICTORIO JR. Q.
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May 11, 1991
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BS IT – EVENING
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09296113139
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BONTO, APRIL MAE B.
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April 14, 1993
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BS IT – DAY
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09289868161
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CAGNAAN, RUBY JEAN P.
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September 15, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09481381939
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CANOY, JEFFREY D.
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BS CS – DAY
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09461742673
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CARIÑO, LOUELLA MARREE C.
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November 20, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09083623955
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CASAL, SHERRY ANN MARIE J.
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February 10, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09393143602
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CATALAN, XEVLER B.
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February 24, 1994
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BS IT – EVENING
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09071895293
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CHAVEZ, LAIAN JOY D.
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August 19, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09095385958
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CHUA, RINA RICHIE M.
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March 7, 1993
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BS IT – EVENING
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09993683344
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COMIDOY, NIKKO P.
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February 15, 1994
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BS IT - DAY
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09427717311
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CUBELO, JHUN REY T.
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September 18, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09076712065
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DATOY, JERLAND O.
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April 4, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09289645046
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DELA LUZ, CHENNY G.
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November 26, 1992
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BS CS – DAY
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09094287314
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DE PAZ, RICARDO JR. R.
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March 26, 1993
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BS IT – EVENING
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0939143898
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DIACONO, JOSE JR. B.
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November 13, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09215062281
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DICON, JONIE T.
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July 25, 1992
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BS CS – DAY
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09076168359
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ESPINA, FIRLYVIR T.
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August 15, 1991
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BS CS – DAY
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09498566236
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FLORES, ROSCEL O.
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June 7, 1992
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BS IT – EVENING
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09282648688
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GALINDO, JESMAEL G.
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December 23, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09205354270
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GALLARDO, JECRIS P.
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August 20, 1991
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BS IT – EVENING
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09082676760
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INSIERTO, JEANIE JOY I.
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June 29, 1992
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BS IT – EVENING
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09078126535
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JUAREZ, JAZEL NOREEN C.
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April 14, 1992
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BS IT – EVENING
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09124025821
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LARAYOS, ARPI S.
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August 2, 1992
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BS CS – DAY
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09436816355
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LEJANO, BENJAMIN A.
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November 1, 1983
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BS CS – DAY
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09106636287
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LETCHADORES, RAQUEL D.
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BS IT – EVENING
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09082368627
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LIBREA, ELDRIN CHIT JAY L.
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July 23, 1993
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BS CS – DAY
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09426584232
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LITERATUS, NIKKI P.
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BS IT – DAY
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09182683134
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MAGALLEN, FEBIE JANE D.
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March 15, 1993
|
BS IT – DAY
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09464225161
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MANIPIS, OZY HALE D.
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June 21, 1990
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BS IT – EVENING
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09106661113
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MENDEZ, KEVIN P.
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November 29, 1989
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BS CS – DAY
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09498566235
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MIGUEL, JOHN CYRIL D.
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BS IT – EVENING
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09237416420
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MORADO, WELFRED L.
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November 3, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09309481470
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NARCISO, LOREN E.
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BS CS – DAY
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09334822649
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OBISO, KARINA N.
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BS CS – DAY
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09129643885
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OSIONES, VANESSA JOY C.
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BS IT – EVENING
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09102921746
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PAMAN, JESSE RHEY V.
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October 9, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09083054255
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PANOY, RHEA ELEONOR B.
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November 27, 1991
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BS IT – DAY
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09213126700
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PARTOSA, THERRY CHARM R.
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March 9, 1993
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BS IT – DAY
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09182250192
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PEREZ, JASPER HUMPREY O.
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October 7, 1993
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BS IT – EVENING
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09483153005
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POLINAR, JOEMAR M.
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March 4, 1991
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BS CS – DAY
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09491459759
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REYES, JOMARIE L.
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November 29, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09194942661
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SACLAUSO, SALVEAH M.
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BS CS – DAY
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09429648814
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SALAR, MARY ANN A.
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BS IT – EVENING
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09289713691
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SANTOS, SANDINA Y.
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November 2, 1992
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BS IT – EVENING
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09104060131
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SARGA, MYRINE A.
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BS CS – DAY
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09331310202
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SARINO, JEFALYN B.
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December 22, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09098554648
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SORIANO, URIEL EMMANUEL R.
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January 29, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09212078217
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SUMALINOG, FRETZEIL MAE V.
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July 16, 1992
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BS IT – DAY
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09203791414
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TOMANDING, KHELLY M.
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August 28, 1991
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BS IT – EVENING
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09077744804
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TOMAS, JED WIL T.
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BS IT – DAY
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09105536171
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TORRES, JAY ERICKSON T.
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September 27, 1991
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BS IT – EVENING
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09296683270
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TRAVILLA, ZYRA JANE M.
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March 7, 1993
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BS IT – EVENING
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09997605807
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