Grants will be provided to project proposals to be implemented in a period of 6 to 12 months for up to AUD 30,000 that are aligned with the funding categories and eligibility criteria. Project proposals should provide clear and concrete information about the proposed initiative so the evaluation committee can properly assess it. Innovation and development should be an integral part of all project proposals received during the application process.

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Computer Studies Division faculty members Michelle Banawan, Grace Tacadao, Dom Cimafranca, and Fr. Denny Toledo, SJ were among the honorees in a university event to honor those who have published.

Two of our faculty members, Mr. Dom Cimafranca and Ms. Michelle Banawan will present academic papers at a conference in UP Diliman and Thailand, respectively.

Congratulations!

Here’s an excerpt from the email sent by Assistant Dean Rey Alino announcing the good news:

Dom’s paper entitled “Cultural Preservation and Creation with the Digital Humanities: The Case of the Dagmay Literary Journal” has been accepted for the ICT4PhD conference in UP Diliman in September 21-22.

Michelle’s MSIT thesis entitled “Developing an Upper CASE Tool for Object-Oriented Requirements Modelling Using C# and ADO.NET” has been accepted to an international software engineering conference in Thailand.