Our Graduates

Right at the very beginning of the pandemic, these juniors then faced the challenge of becoming the laboratory’s first student developers and designers. They have come a long way, as before they graduate, they have already deployed numerous projects, including one of the highlights of the laboratory – The Vaccination Queuing System during the DOH DACS Resbakuna Campaign for COVID-19 vaccination. These graduates also helped create and design the University Archives Systems, AdDU Info Pro and AdDU Connect mobile applications, which were available in Android and iOS. Together with some sophomores, they have help built and design the School of Arts and Sciences and Humanities & Letters public website.

The third batch is a remarkable one, aside from developing and redesigning a system, they were able to display immense understanding on the importance of security highlighted by one of the team reporting about data breaches in the industry. Thus the deployment of two websites for Project DOMINUS or the Diocese of Mati INtegrated and Unified System. Project DOMINUS was originally deployed as one but upon careful discussion, the team was able to developed and deployed two separate websites (one for management and the other public). This was also the Academic Year where the laboratory migrated existing research data into the new URC systems  and also become a partner for the Philippine Jesuit Province in the redevelopment and deployment of the Ph Jesuit Ordo mobile application. .