MODULE 1: Orientation (Week 1-3)

• iCEO (I communicate in English Only)

• Student Code of Conduct

• Academic Policies

• Student Organizations

• Student Services

MODULE 2: All About FEU (Week 3-5)

• History of FEU

• History of FEU Institute of Technology

• The life of Dr. Nicanor Rejes, Sr. (Founder of FEU)

• FEU and FEU Tech Vision and Mission

• FEU Core Values: Fortitude, Excellence, and Uprightness

• FEU Symbols and Logo, Officials and Administrators

• FEU Tech Symbols and Logo, Officials and Administrators

MODULE 3: College Life (Week 6)

• Top 10 Ways to Successfully Adjust to College Life: A Guide for New Students

• Seven Habits of Highly Effective People

Week 7: Midterm Examination

MODULE 4: Cognitive Development *(Week 8) *

• Focus on Learning: Why am I really in College?

• Learning Styles: How do I learn best?

MODULE 5: Personal Budgeting (Week 9-10)

• Financial Management

• Time Management

MODULE 6: Stress Management (Week 10-11)

• Stress Management

Week 14: Final Examination

MODULE 1: Introduction (Week 1)

• Orientation: discussion of Syllabus, Class Policies, and Grading System

MODULE 2: Historical Antecedents of Science and Technology (Week 2)

• In the World: Ancient, Middle, and Modern Ages

• In the Philippines

MODULE 3: Intellectual Revolutions that Defined Society (Week 3-4)

• Copernican, Darwinian, and Freudian (Scientific Revolutions)

• Mesoamerica, Asia, Middle East, and Africa

MODULE 4: Science and Technology for Nation-Building (Week 5)

• Science and Technology in the Philippines

• Science and Technology for Nation-Building

MODULE 5: Science and Technology and the Human Condition (Week 6)

• Technology as a Way of Revealing Questions Concerning Technology

• Goodlife

• When Technology and Humanity Cross

Week 7: Midterm Examination

MODULE 6: Information Age (Week 8-9)

• Information Age

• Social Media

MODULE 7: Microscopic World (Week 10-11)

• Nanotechnology

• Genetically Modified Organisms and Gene Therapy

MODULE 8: Environment and Climate Change (Week 12-13)

• Climate change, Action, and Justice

• Life on Land and Life below Water

Week 14: Final Examination

MODULE 1: Introduction (Week 1-2)

• Meaning and Relevance of History

• Distinction of Primary and Secondary Sources

• External and Internal Criticism; repositories and different kinds of primary sources

MODULE 2: Content and Contextual Analysis (Week 2-3)

• Content and Contextual Analysis of Selected Primary Sources

• Identification of the Historical Importance of the Text; and examination of the author’s main argument and POV

• “Declaration of Philippine Independence”

MODULE 3: One Past But Many Histories: Controversies and Conflicting Views in Philippine History (Week 3-4)

• Early Filipinos

• Dasalan at Tocsohan

• Benevolent Assimilation

• Parity Rights

MODULE 4: Social, Political, Economic, and Cultural Issues in Philippine History (Week 5)

• Martial Law

• EDSA People Power

MODULE 5: Historical Brief of the Constitution:** The Philippine Constitution (Week 6)

Week 7: Midterm Examination

MODULE 6: Nature of Government Constitution (Week 8)

• Nature of Government Constitution, State, and the Philippines

• Declaration of Principles and State Policies

MODULE 7: Article III: Bill of Rights (Week 9-10)

• Bill of Rights G.R. No. 199034

• Types of Rights

• Classifications of Rights

MODULE 8: Rizal in Modern Time (Week 11)

• History and Agrarian Reform Policies

• Land and Justice (Hacienda Luisita)

MODULE 9: Taxation (Week 12)

• Taxation (RA 10963)

• Income Tax Computation

MODULE 10: Critical Evaluation and Promotion of Local and Oral History (Week 12)

• Critical Evaluation and Promotion of Local and Oral History, Museums, Historical Shrines, Cultural Performances, Indigenous Practices, Religious Rites and Rituals, etc.

MODULE 11: Indigenous People (Week 13)

Week 14: Final Examination

MODULE 1: Intro to Programming (Week 1) FA

• Computer Programming Concepts

• Programming Terms

• Low Level vs High Level

• Assembly Language

• Procedural vs Object-oriented Programming

• Program Development

• Steps in Program Development

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 1.1 - Fun Run

• Lab 1.2 - Correct Me If I am Wrong

MODULE 2: Program Logic Design and Formulation (Week 2) FA

• Algorithms and Pseudocode

• Algorithm Overview

• Writing a Pseudocode

• Pseudocode Examples

• Flowchart

• Flowchart Overview

• Flowchart Structure

• Flowchart Guidelines

• Flowchart Examples

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 2.1 - Pay Me

• Lab 2.2 - It’s Overtime

• Lab 2.3 - Odd Man Out

Week 3: Summative Assessment 1

MODULE 3: Introduction to C++ Programming (Week 3-4)

• Structure of a C++ Program

• C++ Overview

• Basic Structure of a C++ Program

• How to Run a C++ Program

• Elements of a C++ Program

• Character set, Variables, Data Types, Constants, Operators

• Type Casting, Implicit / Explicit Conversion

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 3.1 - In a Class of His Own

• Lab 3.2 - You’re My Type

• Lab 3.3 - Operation “Arithmetic”

• Lab 3.4 - One for the Money

MODULE 4: Basic Input/Output Statements (Week 4-5) FA

• Input / Output Statement

• Output Statement

• Input Statement

• Programming Examples

• Type Conversion and Math Library Functions

• Type Conversions

• Output Formatting

• Mathematical Library Functions

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 4.1 - You are Right!

• Lab 4.2 - Simple Payroll

• Lab 4.3 - Cos You’re my Angle

Week 6: Summative Assessment 2

Week 7: Midterm Exam

MODULE 5: Program Control Structures: Conditional Control Structures (Week 7-8)

• Different Forms of if conditional Control Structures

• If Statement

• If-else Statement

• If-else-if Statement

• Nested if Statement

• Switch Conditional Control Structure

• Switch Statement

• Lab Exercise:

• Lab 5.1 - Whatta Grade!!!

• Lab 5.2 - What is your horoscope?

• Lab 5.3 - Monthly Sales

• Lab 5.4 - Volume of Figures

Week 9: Summative Assessment 3

MODULE 6: Program Control Structures: Repetition Control Structures (Week 10-11) FA

• For Loop Control Structure

• For Statement Structure

• Programming Examples

• While Loop Control Structure

• While Statement Structure

• Programming Examples

• Do-While Loop Control Structure

• Do-While Statement Structure

• Break, Continue, and Goto Statements

• Programming Examples

MODULE 6

• Lab Exercise:

• Lab 6.1 - Loop to Multiply

• Lab 6.2 - Getting the Factorial

• Lab 6.3 - The Rise in Our Stars

• Lab 6.4 - Sum of Natural Numbers

• Lab 6.5 - Up To

MODULE 7: Functions and Recursion (Week 11-12)

• Functions

• Functions Overview

• User-define Functions (void and non-void functions)

• Passing Parameters

MODULE 7

• Introduction to Recursion

• Recursion Overview

• Structure of Recursive Implementations

• Lab Exercise:

• Lab 7.1 - Check the Temperature

• Lab 7.2 - Volume of Figures

• Lab 7.3 - Highest Common Factor

Week 13: Summative Assessment 4

Week 14: Final Examination

MODULE 0: Fitness Orientation, Course Syllabus and Guidelines (Week 1)

MODULE 1: Foundation of Fitness I: Introduction to Physical Fitness (Week 2-3)

• Importance of Physical Fitness

• Different Planes of Motion

• Benefits of Good Posture and its Relation to Proper Exercise Form and Overall Health

MODULE 2: Foundation of Fitness II: Components of Fitness (Week 4-5)

• Components of Fitness

• Different Fitness Assessment Tests

MODULE 3: Foundations of Fitness III: Components of an Effective Exercise Program (Week 6)

• Benefits of Movement and Preparation and its types

• Different Exercise Program Components

Week 7: Summative Assessment 1

MODULE 4: Fitness Drills I: Movement Preparation (Week 8-9)

• Different Movement Preparation Drills

MODULE 5: Fitness Drills II: Basic Movement Patterns (Week 10-11)

• Basic Movement Patterns

MODULE 6: Nutrition for Physical Fitness (Week 12)

• Understand Basic Nutrition Concepts in Relation to PHysical Fitness

• Apply Basic Nutrition Knowledge learned to one’s Lifestyle

Week 13: Summative Assessment 2

MODULE 1: Introduction to the Profession (Week 2)

• Introduction to the Computing Industry

• Knowledge Areas in Computing (Differentiate CS, IT, and IS Programs)

• The Computer Industry

• Careers in the Computer Industry

• Certification and Technology Trends

• List of Certifications

• Latest Trends and Technologies in Computing

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 1 - Blog Creation on Course Expectations and Future Career in IT

MODULE 2: Introduction to Computer ( Week 3)

• Computer Basics

• Evolution of Computer

• Advantages and Disadvantages ofComputers

• Elements of Computer System

• Data vs Information

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 2 - Video Presentation on the History and Timeline of Computers

MODULE 3: Hardware Components of Personal Computer (Week 4)

• The System Unit

• Components of the System Unit

• Memory and Storage

• Computer Memory and Storage Devices

• Input and Output

• I/O Devices

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 3 - Identification of Different Computer System Components

MODULE 4: Number System (Week 5-6)

• Number System Conversion

• Decimal to Binary, Octal, and Hexadecimal Conversion

• Binary to Decimal, Octal, and Hexadecimal Conversion

• Octal to Decimal, Binary, and Hexadecimal Conversion

• Hexadecimal to Decimal, Binary, and Octal Conversion

• Addition and Subtraction in Number Systems

• Binary Addition and Subtraction

• Octal Addition and Subtraction

• Hexadecimal Addition and Subtraction

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 4 - Number System Applications

Week 7: Midterm Examination

MODULE 5: Software (Week 8-9)

• System Software

• System Software

• Types of System Software

• Application Software

• Application Software

• Types of Application Software

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 5 - Operating System (Basic Windows Operation and DOS Commands)

• Lab 6 - MS Excel

MODULE 6: Information System and Database (Week 10)

• Introduction to Information Systems and Databases

• Elements of an Information System

• Database Concepts and Terminologies

• Purpose and Importance of Database Systems

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 7 - MS Access

MODULE 7: Network and Internet (Week 11)

• Computer Networks and Internet

• Networks

• Physical and Logical Topologies

• Network Types

• Internet and its Protocols

• The Web

• World Wide Web

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 8 - Network Devices

MODULE 8: Computer Security, Safety, Ethics, and Privacy (Week 12-13)

• Computer Security and Safety

• Computer Security Risks

• Internet and Network Attacks

• Health Concerns, Ethics, and Privacy

• Health Concerns of Computer Use

• Ethics and Society

• Lab Exercises:

• Lab 9 - Web Browser (Basic Internet Security, Configuration and Scavengers Hunt)

Week 14: Final Examination