BatStateU The NEU dominates August 2024 MELE and CPMLE as Top Performing School with 6 topnotchers
Continuing to uphold its legacy of engineering excellence, Batangas State University, The National Engineering University (BatStateU The NEU) has once again emerged as the top-performing school in the August 2024 Mechanical Engineer Licensure Examination (MELE). With an outstanding passing rate of 93.71%, the university produced 164 newly licensed mechanical engineers. This achievement is further highlighted by the exceptional performance of four Red Spartans who secured top positions in the licensure exam. Out of 3,485 examinees nationwide, Carl Geoffrey Del Mundo Sanchez ranked 2nd with a score of 90.20%, followed by Arvin Lemuel Cantos Freo in 4th place with 89.10%, Darius Angelo Ascaño Libao in 5th with 88.95%, and Sofia Clarin Hernandez in 7th with a rating of 88.20%. All are BS Mechanical Engineering graduates from BatStateU Alangilan. Parallel to this, Raymund Fabregas Faderon and Rene Casao Deliso achieved notable success in the Certified Plant Mechanic Licensure Examination (CPMLE), attaining the 4th and 5th top spots with scores of 80.75% and 80.45%, respectively. “This achievement demonstrates BatStateU’s dedication to producing world-class engineers who are not only technically proficient but also equipped to lead and innovate. Our students’ success speaks to the unparalleled quality of their education and training. True to our mandate, BatStateU continues to produce world-class engineers, ready to build the nation,” expressed BatStateU The NEU President Dr. Tirso A. Ronquillo. BatStateU’s remarkable performance in the MELE 2024 reasserts its reputation as a premier institution dedicated to shaping the future of engineering in the Philippines and beyond.
IT Specialist Certification: Computer Networking Success at BatStateU
On May 9, 2024, Batangas State University (BatStateU) conducted the IT Specialist Certification in Computer Networking for students and faculties held at the CET Building’s Computer Laboratory 1 and 2.
“Revisiting The Essence of Forensic Science Through Equipment and Tools’ Utilization”: A Training in Partnership with Lipa City Colleges
On December 13, 2023, a training activity was held in Partnership with Lipa City Colleges titled “Revisiting The Essence of Forensic Science Through Equipment and Tools’ Utilization” at the Audio Visual Room (AVR) of the CIT Building, BatStateU JPLPC Malvar Campus. Dr. Thaddeus I. Bartolome from Prince Valiant International Corporation led the seminar, demonstrating the use of forensic tools like the Polygraph machine and microscope to both BatStateU JPLPC Malvar Campus criminology students and guests from Lipa City Colleges. The participants were also given the chance to manipulate and try the equipment during the simulation part. The event included a Q&A session, certificate awards, and closing remarks by Mr. Karl Clarence Canlubo, also a BS Criminology instructor, leaving attendees motivated to apply their newfound knowledge.
Virtual Exchange of Students between BatStateU JPLPC Malvar and Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang
Batangas State University JPLPC-Malvar, College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) in partnership with Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang conducted a virtual exchange of students. Five students from CAS participated in Developmental Psychology offered by UNIMMA and five students from UNIMMA participated in Cognitive Psychology at BatStateU “TNEU” JPLPC Malvar. Ms. Catherine G. Javier was the faculty assigned to teach the said course in BatStateU. This activity was conducted for two (2) weeks, it started last January 25, 2023 up to February 8, 2023.
ASCENT 2024
BatState-U CIEE ASCENT’ 24 Home ASCENT 2024 “Visioning for the Future: Innovations for Sustainability” ASCENT 2024 In a time where the future of our planet hangs in the balance, the ability to vision—to develop and commit to a preferred future—becomes a prime foresight skill. Visioning, as part of the Foresight Framework, involves proactive and strategic thinking, anticipating future trends, and influencing outcomes to align with sustainability goals. Universities play a critical role in steering the trajectory towards socio-economic and environmental sustainability. The Annual Student Conference for Engineering and Technology (ASCENT) 2024 at BatStateU The National Engineering University harnesses this foresight framework in part, focusing on influencing sustainable development through innovative engineering and technology solutions. This year’s theme, “Visioning for the Future: Innovations for Sustainability,” calls on the next generation of engineers, technologists, and scientists to envision and shape a future where sustainability and innovation are the cornerstones of progress. The ASCENT ‘24 serves as a dynamic platform for undergraduate students across a spectrum of disciplines, including engineering, architecture, informatics, computer science, industrial technology, agriculture, and forestry, to present their visionary projects. These projects, born from capstone endeavors, final-year outputs, and advanced coursework, reflect a commitment to sustainability and an innovative approach to solving contemporary challenges. Aligning with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, ASCENT ‘24 invites students to contribute to the global effort of achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Through visionary thinking and innovative practices, students can lead the charge in addressing issues such as climate change, resource depletion, and socio-economic disparities. Program Details Program [smartslider3 slider=”180″] [smartslider3 slider=”181″] [smartslider3 slider=”182″] [smartslider3 slider=”183″] Follow our Facebook Page To stay updated on our current Events, Conferences and Competitions Follow © Copyright Center for Innovation in Engineering Education. All Rights Reserved Designed by CIEE Development Team, KZ Maranan
WED 2024
BatState-U CIEE World Engineering Day 2024 Home WED 2024 World Engineering Day Celebration at Batangas State University World Engineering Day 2024 The World Engineering Day 2024 celebration at Batangas State University-The National Engineering University (BatStateU-TNEU) was a remarkable event that highlighted the vital role of engineers and honored the achievements of women in the field. The day commenced with a vibrant Women’s Month Parade, emphasizing gender equality and women empowerment. The parade, adorned with purple hues symbolizing solidarity, saw participation from BatStateU officials, faculty, staff, and students, serving as a powerful advocacy for women’s contributions to society. The opening ceremony set a patriotic tone with an Invocation, a video presentation on women’s contributions throughout history, and the Philippine National Anthem. Dr. Elisa D. Gutierrez, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, provided insights into the event’s purpose and outlined the day’s activities, followed by an inspiring message from University President Dr. Tirso A. Ronquillo. He emphasized the transformative power of engineering education in advancing the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. The event featured a series of engaging activities, including plenary talks from industry leaders. Engr. Jose Miguel Reyes discussed the evolving role of Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) in Southeast Asia, while Engr. Emiliana C. Patal delivered an inspiring presentation on the capabilities and potential of women engineers in society. The finalists of the World Engineering Day Hackathon 2024 were also recognized, showcasing innovative solutions aligned with the event’s theme. Throughout the day, various exhibitions and competitions took place, such as the Engineering Design and Technology Expo, the DiskuSSCion Inter-department Debate, and the “Ideas Draft to Prototypes” Design Thinking Workshop. These activities encouraged creative problem-solving and collaboration among participants, while also highlighting the contributions of women in engineering. The afternoon session included additional competitions, such as the Water Rocket Launching Competition and the Sustainable Ship Design Competition, where BatStateU students excelled in multiple categories. The event concluded on a high note with an awarding ceremony that celebrated outstanding achievements across various competitions. A surprise announcement revealed that BatStateU participants secured 3rd place in the World Engineering Day Hackathon in Lisbon, Portugal. The day ended with the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement between BatStateU, The National Engineering University, and the Indian Institute of Technology-Madras, marking a commitment to future collaboration and knowledge exchange in the field of engineering. Program Details Program [smartslider3 slider=”175″] [smartslider3 slider=”176″] [smartslider3 slider=”177″] [smartslider3 slider=”178″] [smartslider3 slider=”179″] Follow our Facebook Page To stay updated on our current Events, Conferences and Competitions Follow © Copyright Center for Innovation in Engineering Education. All Rights Reserved Designed by CIEE Development Team, KZ Maranan
CDIO 2022
BatState-U CIEE Conceive-Design-Implement-Operate 2022 Home CDIO 2022 CDIO Workshop 2022 CDIO 2022 The CDIO-SP Five-Day Workshop, co-organized by Singapore Polytechnic (SP) and the Center for Innovation in Engineering Education (CIEE), was attended by 40 faculty members from BatStateU Alangilan. The workshop, held from June 22-24 and June 30-July 1, centered on the CDIO (Conceive-Design-Implement-Operate) educational framework. On the first day, participants explored the CDIO framework, focusing on teaching and learning competencies, as well as the 12 CDIO Standards. On the second day, the workshop introduced the concept of STEEP (Social, Technological, Economic, Environmental, Political) analysis, emphasizing its impact on education and the alignment of CDIO skills with future graduate attributes. The third day involved integrated curriculum design and an exploration of the industry landscape, where participants designed posters and project plans based on SP’s multidisciplinary approach. Day four focused on active teaching-learning approaches and assessment methods, with participants engaging in peer-to-peer sharing sessions. The final day was dedicated to action planning for adopting the CDIO framework in curriculum redesign, with faculty members outlining key institutional commitments for the next six months. The workshop concluded with participants gaining a refreshed understanding of education, curriculum design, and teaching. Program Details Pictures [smartslider3 slider=”172″] [smartslider3 slider=”173″] [smartslider3 slider=”174″] Follow our Facebook Page To stay updated on our current Events, Conferences and Competitions Follow © Copyright Center for Innovation in Engineering Education. All Rights Reserved Designed by CIEE Development Team, KZ Maranan
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Local Partnership
Arktech Philippines, Inc. College of Engineering Technology Website Cebu Institute of Technology-University College of Informatics and Computing Sciences Website DepEd-Malvar School of Arts and Trade College of Engineering Technology Website Fast Services Corporation College of Engineering Website
International Partnership
Bansomdejchaopraya Rajabhat University Website International Association of Physical Education and Sports Website National University of Management Website Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology Website
