OLFU invested in modern systems & equipment, classrooms, computers, robotic laboratories and instructors to provide the optimum learning experience to its students. The curriculum continuously develops to train students in the fields of system and web development, multimedia, digital design, networking, cyber security, and computing solutions.
Today, students of the College of Computer Studies reap the full benefits from OLFU’s world-class learning platforms and resources which are paired with state-of-the-art facilities and laboratories—all delivered by a competent teaching faculty through a masterful mix of learning modalities: online, distance or, when health conditions permit, face-to-face learning.
It is also noteworthy that OLFU is one among a few select schools to be granted the Certificate of Authority by the CHEd, allowing it to conduct limited face-to-face classes in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic; a testament to the University’s established and effective community safety protocols.
CCS Students will expect two culminating requirements: the practicum and the thesis/capstone project. The “Practicum” refers to industry-needs-aligned On-the-Job Training exposure, where a wide range of internship partners is made available. This equips the CCS graduates to be ready for the demands of the corporate world. On the other hand, the “Thesis/Capstone Project” will be the application of the underlying concepts and theories learned throughout the curricula of the said degree programs.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENTERTAINMENT AND MULTIMEDIA COMPUTING (BSEMC) Major in Digital Animation Technology
This program delivers the concepts, principles, and techniques in the design and development of multimedia products and solutions. The program enables students to be skillful and knowledgeable about the whole pipeline of Digital Animation projects. It also tackles the study and application of fundamental and advanced theories in developing 2D and 3D animated media.
ASSOCIATE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
This certificate degree program guides students in learning the basics of computers and computer software utilization. Students of this course earn unit credits for their subjects which may be credited towards a degree in BS Computer Science or BS Information Technology should they decide to push through with their education after completion of the certificate course.
Original Grade 12 Senior High School Report Card (F-138)
Original F137 (with request letter from OLFU)
Original Certificate of Good Moral Character issued in the current year
Two (2) identical copies of recent 2”x2” studio photo (white background)
Clear photocopy of PSA Birth Certificate;
For married female applicants, clear photocopy of Marriage Certificate
Clear photocopy of Grade 12 Senior High School Diploma
Scanned copies may be submitted online.
Transferee/ Second Courser Requirements:
For evaluation of subjects that can be credited from your previous school, submit any one of the following documents:
Scholastic Records
Certificate of Grades
Class Cards
Transcript of Records
Online Copy of Grades
Other Requirements:
Honorable Dismissal / Transfer Credentials
Transcript of Records (TOR) copy for OLFU
Two (2) identical copies of recent 2”x2” studio photo (white background)
Clear photocopy of PSA birth certificate
For married female applicants, clear photocopy of Marriage Certificate
Note: If you don’t have your requirements yet, submit photocopy of your claim stub and receipt of Honorable Dismissal and TOR
Scanned copies may be submitted online.
Cross Enrollee:
Original Permit to Cross Enroll
Clear photocopy of PSA Birth Certificate
Two (2) identical copies of recent 2″x2″ studio photo (white background)
Scanned copies may be submitted online.
Alternative Learning System (ALS) Passer:
Original Certificate of Rating
Original Certificate of Good Moral Character
Clear photocopy of ALS Diploma
Clear photocopy of PSA Birth Certificate
Two (2) identical copies of recent 2″x2″ studio photo (white background)
Scanned copies may be submitted online.
Overview
OLFU invested in modern systems & equipment, classrooms, computers, robotic laboratories and instructors to provide the optimum learning experience to its students. The curriculum continuously develops to train students in the fields of system and web development, multimedia, digital design, networking, cyber security, and computing solutions.
Today, students of the College of Computer Studies reap the full benefits from OLFU’s world-class learning platforms and resources which are paired with state-of-the-art facilities and laboratories—all delivered by a competent teaching faculty through a masterful mix of learning modalities: online, distance or, when health conditions permit, face-to-face learning.
It is also noteworthy that OLFU is one among a few select schools to be granted the Certificate of Authority by the CHEd, allowing it to conduct limited face-to-face classes in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic; a testament to the University’s established and effective community safety protocols.
CCS Students will expect two culminating requirements: the practicum and the thesis/capstone project. The “Practicum” refers to industry-needs-aligned On-the-Job Training exposure, where a wide range of internship partners is made available. This equips the CCS graduates to be ready for the demands of the corporate world. On the other hand, the “Thesis/Capstone Project” will be the application of the underlying concepts and theories learned throughout the curricula of the said degree programs.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENTERTAINMENT AND MULTIMEDIA COMPUTING (BSEMC) Major in Digital Animation Technology
This program delivers the concepts, principles, and techniques in the design and development of multimedia products and solutions. The program enables students to be skillful and knowledgeable about the whole pipeline of Digital Animation projects. It also tackles the study and application of fundamental and advanced theories in developing 2D and 3D animated media.
ASSOCIATE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
This certificate degree program guides students in learning the basics of computers and computer software utilization. Students of this course earn unit credits for their subjects which may be credited towards a degree in BS Computer Science or BS Information Technology should they decide to push through with their education after completion of the certificate course.
