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PART V: Research

A. Priorities and Relevance

1. The Institution’s agenda is in consonance with regional and national priorities especially those of government agencies such as DOST, CHED-National Higher Education Research Agenda, NEDA, Department of Agriculture, etc.

Thematic Area

BU R&DResearchAgenda

Research Programs and ProjectsUN

Millenium Devt. Goals

Pres. Benigno S. Aquino III Govt.

Thrust

MTDP(2010-2020)

NEDA V

DA(PA

2002)NHERA 2/TPITE NHURA DTI

DOST(NSTP 2004-

2020)I. Food Security and Poverty Reduction (FSPR)

1. Securing sources productivity growth in AFNR and fisheries sectors

2. Diversifying income sources by creating additional livelihood & employment opportunities in economically

3. Expanding access of poor to productive assets via the sustainable use and enhanced quality of soil and water resources

4. Mitigating the impact of chemicals on human health and environment

5. Improving post-production and marketing efficiencies

Characterization And Laboratory Scale Utilization Of Pineapple Peels As Adsorbent For Aqueous Heavy Metal Pollutants

Documentation, evaluation and blending of traditional & indigenous knowledge systems with new technologies

Microbial Quality Assessment and Establishment of Microbial Standards for Bicol OTOP Products

Nutritional Analysis of Bicol OTOP Products

Predictive Modelling for Relevant Microorganisms of Selected Bicol OTOP Products (Component Study)

Inventory of coastal and fishery resource management initiatives in Bicol (Seagrass Assessment in Albay Gulf Area)

Detection of natural and environmental contaminants on raw materials of/and export Potential OTOP products in the local market

Detection /evaluation of Food

Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger

Job Prioritization of people empowerment to rise above poverty

Poverty Reduction

Poverty Reduction and Food Security

Reduction of Poverty

Diagnostics One Town One Product (OTOP)

Enhance Technology Transfer

Implement High Impact Programs

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processing – induced chemical contaminants on raw materials of/and export Potential OTOP products in the local market

Evaluation of accidental and deliberately added contaminants on export Potential OTOP products in the local market

Toxicological evaluation for the chemical / biochemical contaminants raw materials of/and export Potential OTOP products in the local market

Development of chemical biomarkers for exposure estimation

Development and evaluation of viable food production surveillance, monitoring & reporting system including adoption of GAP in key production areas

Assessment and utilization of indigenous food crops like adlai, tancua, camagong, ugob, lubi-lubi, uraro, batuan, paco, culis, gumian, galiang, etc.

Anti-Lipidemic Activity Of Arrowroot (Maranta Sp.) And The Dietary Fiber

Mathematics of Hunger and Poverty in the Bicol Region

Phytochemical Characterization And Biological Activities Of Balbaspusa (Orthosiphonari status Linn.) Leaves

Utilization of selected indigenous food to meet market requirements and food safety standards (OTOP Products)

Development/ enhancement and evaluation of organic fertilizers,

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biofertilizers, other soil management technologies and biocide/biocontrol agents

Salt-Water Intrussion along Coastal Municipalities of the Province of Albay

Bioremediation of marginal lands

Analysis of chemical contaminants in food products (OTOP PRODUCTS)

Utilization of the Medicinal Plants of the Province of Albay

Nutritional and Microbiological Analyses of Selectedc Bicol OTOP

Improvement of shelf life of AFNR products.

Development/ improvement of safe and green packaging of Bicol indigenous food products

II. Climate Change and Environment and Natural Resource Management (CCENRM)

1. Assessment of vulnerability to climate change and development of response mechanisms

2. Improvement, rehabilitation and restoration of priority ecosystems

3. Conservation, improvement, valuation and maximization of benefits of local genetic resources

Vulnerability and impact assessment of priority watersheds & other ecologically-fragile ar eas from natural and anthropogenic risks

Documentation and evaluation of climate change sensitive soil & water conservation farming technologies for sustainable livelihood

Characterization And Laboratory Scale Utilization Of Pineapple Peels As Adsorbent For Aqueous Heavy Metal PollutantS

Mobile Disaster Response Synchronization System

Development and protection of

Ensure environmental sustainability

Planning alternative, inclusive urban developments where people are integrated in productive, healthy and safe communities;

Encourage sustainable use of resources to benefit the present and future generations.

Agri- Industry and Nat. based leaders will be developed with dominant role of Tourism

Sustainability

Role of S and T in enhancing productivity

Socio-environmental health concerns

Policy on “Green” Packaging

Organic farming and other health products

Disaster Preparations and Hazard Mitigation Services

NIRPROMP

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4. Mitigation of different forms of pollutants in the environment

5. Formulation of good practices for climate change adaptation

watersheds

Development and protection of mangroves, sea grasses, coral reefs, and beaches

Biodiversity and genetic assessment of flora and fauna in various ecosystem

Ethno-botanical, socio-economic & socio-cultural studies of ecologically important medicinal flora

Collection and conservation of indigenous genetic materials

Development of low-cost technologies to optimize recycling, reuse, and recovery, of solid waste, including conversion of residual organic materials into clean renewable energy

Assessment of groundwater resources for monitoring water quality and utilization

Environmental impact assessment and monitoring of major industries and facilities in Bicol

Flood Preparedness Knowledge And Youth Action Pool Using Could Network Technology

III. Improving Basic Social Services Delivery / Gender and Development

1. Access and equity in education

2. Effectiveness of education across levels

3. Relevance and quality of education

4. Efficiency in educational governance and

Assessment / validation of Bicol University s Academic Qualifying Scheme

Development of distance education and alternative modalities of learning

Development of strategies on adult education

Assessment needs of education systems affected by conflict, national calamities and instability

Promote gender equality and empower women

Promotion of equal gender opportunity in all spheres of of public policies and programs

Competence and performance in serving the public good

Professional, motivated and energized

Economic growth and job creation

Competitiveness

Creating employment opportunities

Diagnostics

ICT for Health

Upgrade DOST facilities

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management

5. Support improvement of the quality of health services

6. Protection, preservation, and promotion of Bikolano cultural heritage

7. Strengthening the culture and arts components at all levels of the educational system

Evaluation of curricular programs, instructional materials and device

Development of information and communication technologies to help achieve EFA goals

Documentation of best practices in teaching

Feasibility Study For Building And Developing Remote Sensing Research Capabilities In The Bicol Region

Evaluation of instructional processes, programs and initiatives

Development of educational innovations such as curriculum, materials, tools, devices and programs

Assessment of status, morale and professionalism of teachers to determine strategies for educational development

Performance assessment of students in different disciplines

Documentation of best management practices of educational leaders in managing educational environments and resources

Assessment of interface of basic education and higher education institutions

Development of partnership strategies of higher education institutions and employers

Development of continuing education programs for teachers and educational leaders

Development of information technology-

beaurocracies with adequate means to perform their public service missions.

Seeks a broadly supported just peace

Recognizing the advancement and protection of public health

"Pangkalahatang Kalusugan" (Health for All) Program of the Philippine National government

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based health delivery systems – Web based Nutritiion Information System for the Public Elementary Pupils of the Province of Albay

Strategies to improve access to health services

Development and evaluation of herbal medicines for leading causes of common, emerging and re-emerging health problems in Bicol

Documentation of indigenous health practices

Biological activity of Pili (Canarium ovatum) ethanolic pulp extract

Documentation of the way of life indigenous people (e-mapping)

Feasibility on the Establishment of BU Museum of Natural History

Documentation of cultural activities and products of Bicol (computer programs)

Development of strategies that use Bikol dialects as a bridging language in instruction

e-dictionary of Bicol Terms/ wordsV. Enhancing the Competitiveness of Business and Industry

1. Improving existing production systems and promoting optimal utilization of selected commodities

2. Improving supply chain of food products

3. Development of S&T-based agro and fisheries-based enterprises

Development Of Coco-Coir Polyacrylate Water Absorbent Pad

Value adding Mechanisms for Abaca Wastes

Technology transfer studies for SMEs

Adoption of Natural Dyeing Technology for coconut, abaca, pineapple and banana fibers produced in the Bicol Region

Development of safe packaging materials that improves the shelf life of food products

Analysis of relevant regulatory policies including quality, biosafety, traceability,

Develop global partnership for development

Recognizing farm and and rural enterprises as vital to achieving fod security and more equitable economic growth, worthy of re-investment for sustained productivity;

Well-considered programs that build capacity and create opportunity among the poor and the marginalized in the country;

Create conditions conducive to the

Poverty Reduction

Distribution of economic growth and the greatest number. Stimulating economic growth

Diagnostics Policy research on ‘Green” Packaging

Industry profile on top industry sector

Cost of Doing business in the region

Market Development Research on Consumer Products

Boost Innovation Capacity

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sanitary and phytosanitary regulations affecting trading of agri-based products

Improvement of current food handling & other bio-safety practices and development of traceability protocols from farm to shelf for selected food products

Development and evaluation of universally-accepted and science-based quality product and market standards (HACCP, GMP & SSOP)

growth and competitiveness of private businesses, big, medium and small;

Creates job at home, so that working abroad will be a choice rather than a necessity;

Government priority on the welfare and protection of OFWs

VI. improving University management Services

Improving University management of services

Employability of BUCS Graduates

Development of online enrolment system

Development of computer-based time and room distribution program for faculty

Development of a socialized tuition and financial assistance system for BU students

Making education the central strategy for investing in our people, reducing poverty and building national competitiveness.

Importance of education in nation building

Research and study on setting up SME Incubation Centers in Schools and Universities

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2. Description of the congruence on the institutionalresearch agenda with regional and national priorities specially with concerned government agencies

The research agenda of Bicol University reflects the thrusts and priorities for science, technology, agriculture, forestry and natural resources sectors in the medium-term plan of Bicol that take cognizance of the opportunities, challenges and problems that beset these sectors. Specifically agriculture, fishery and natural resources (AFNR), the research agenda aims to contribute to the region’s plan of strengthening human resources, improving infrastructure facilities, promoting global competitiveness, ensuring sustained economic growth providing basic services, promoting good governance, and managing disaster risks, for Bicol to realize the desired scenario to be an economically self-sustaining region, where the people are gainfully employed and are receiving adequate compensation.

With Bicol University as a member of the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCARRD) network of consortia, the College of Science research agenda is closely linked with PCARRD’s S&T Agenda and Priority Areas which aim to meet the difficult challenge of ensuring sustainable food security amidst climate change and globalization and protect the country’s natural resources against depletion or degradation due to increasing population pressure. Likewise Bicol University is the host institution of Bicol Consortium for Health Research & Development (BCHRD). As such, the institution is directly committed to the "Pangkalahatang Kalusugan" (Health for all) program of the current administration of the national government.

Furthermore, it is stipulated in the NEDA-Regional Development Council’s

Regional Development Agenda (RDA) that the region’s economic growth will be achieved through modern agricultural systems that are compliant with international standards, modern fisheries, vibrant tourism, mining, and energy production. The RDA projects for agriculture to make food available and affordable, and to sustain economic activities in production, processing and distribution. Self-sufficiently will be achieved by increasing average yields, opening new areas for cultivation and adoption of advanced production technologies. Plantation farming will be promoted in particular for abaca and pili. Organic farming will be adopted. Efficient dissemination of outputs of research and development to target users is a vital feature of the plan. Part of the desired scenario RDA are globally competitive agribusiness enterprises that are sustainably producing quality products will be provided with support services, i.e. extension, credit and marketing facilities. The role of agriculture, forestry and natural resources in the development of Bicol is critical. Agriculture and fishery employ 46% of the region’s workers. At the national level, Bicol has the second largest share of employment in agriculture with almost a million (916 thousand) persons employed by the sector (NSO database in 2009). Agriculture, forestry with fishery account for 19% of the region’s gross regional domestic product. Because of the AFNR’s significant role in employment and productivity, poverty and the state of malnutrition maybe closely linked to the development of the sector in the region, has always been a challenge to sector. The institutional research agenda will focus on the five commodities that significantly affect the lives of Bicolanos, namely, abaca, coconut, and pineapple. Pili, which is exclusively identified with Bicol culture and native chicken, are part of the agenda because of the potential they offer to the development of the region.

While the region is a calamity stricken area, the effect of climate change results to saturated rain and stronger typhoons. The role of the College of Science in contributing knowledge as bases for policies to establish disaster risk mitigation strategies is indispensable. The agriculture, environment and natural resources sectors development needs are addressed by the institution’s research agenda.

Table 1 shows the congruency of the institutional agenda with the regional and national priorities specially with concerned government agencies.

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3. Description of the stakeholders' participation in the formulation of research agenda.

The Bicol University ComDev Plan 2003 -2012 reflects the identified agenda for research of all the units of the university including that of the College of Science. This development plan was conceptualized through a series of meetings and workshops with representatives from various agencies such as the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA), the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), the Department of Agriculture (DA), the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), among others, as well as representatives from the private sector such as farmers, businessmen, entrepreneurs and parents. At the university level, each unit was also represented to ensure that the varied fields of specialization are all considered and not one is overlooked. Participation was not limited to the staff of the university but the studentry as well. Inputs from these different sectoral representatives, which included the thrusts and priority areas at the national level and for the BicoI region, were presented during the workshop. These served as bases for the finalization of the research agenda to ensure that the university as an academic institution whose thrust is to help in the poverty alleviation and upliftment of the lives of the Bicolanos would not duplicate but complement the role of the other agencies. The needs of the stakeholders particularly the students, the parents, farmers, businessmen were likewise considered to ensure that the agenda would be responsive to the needs of the clients and the times. These were also backed up with data gathered through researches conducted by the faculty-researchers particularly on the identification of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the university.

The formulation of 2012-2016 Bicol University R&D Agenda was done thru the 2011 R&D Strategic planning held at a resort in the nearby town, during September, 2011. Each college, including the College of Science made previous consultations with their respective stakeholders and brought with them the proposed researchable areas for the period 2012-2016 for alignment and integration into the University R&D Agenda. The process was made posible by first, conducting the SWOT analysis on the R&D function of the university. A status review of the university’s R&D activities for the past 5 years was report. R&D Thrusts and priorities from various agencies were made inputs to strategic planning to reflect the relevance and importance of the institutional thrusts and priorities for the stipulated period.

Process - Documentation in the Formulation of College Research Agenda

The college research agenda was a result of the coordinated effort of the BU Research & Development Center (BURDC) and the College of Science (CS) to conduct Research & Development (R&D) Road Mapping, Proposal Preparation, Evaluation and Crediting.

The research agenda of the college, together with the research programs/projects/studies were anchored on the University Research and Development Agenda (2012-2016)

In the conduct of activity, both non-academic and academic personnel of the college were invited to participate to provide their ideas as inputs and possibly be a member of the research team of the college. The activity entitled “Layog CS”, was conducted to enhance the college research plan and programs. During this activity, various stakeholders (Univ. R & D representative, Univ. Extension Service Center representative, Univ. Administration representative and the staff of the three CS Departments) reviewed, made comments and provided their suggestions, thus polish the R and D thrusts and priorities of the college.

Below was the formulated College of Science Research & Development Program:

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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMA Five-Year Action Plan: Year 2012-2016

The College of Science was established on September 10, 2004 through Board Resolution No. 75, series of 2004. It was formed when the former BS Biology of BUCAS, BS Chemistry of BU-RSTC and BS Computer Science of Computer Science Institute were merged together in response to the need to pool together the facilities and manpower skills for the development of an institution of higher learning and research in basic and applied science and mathematics as envisioned by the Bicol University Comprehensive Development Plan.

Research and extension are among the four-fold functions of Bicol University along instruction and production. Through the years, the university have assisted in the development of the region through various research undertakings that helped and reached target clients from farmers, fishermen, out-of-school youths, women and other sectors both in rural and urban areas, government and non-government organizations. These activities vary according to the multidiscipline and field of specialization being offered by the university.

The college of Science whose specialization is in the fields of information technology, natural sciences, both physical and biological, faces the challenge of “Uplifting the Bicolano’s quality of life through the understanding, wise use and management of its natural resources”.

To respond to these challenges, the BU College of Science, in coordination with the Bicol University Research and Development Center (BURDC), implements its research programs reflected in this Five-Year Research & Development Action Plan (2012-2016). These are aligned with the university’s R&D vision, mission as follows:

Vision:

A relevant and responsive research culture in the university addressing institutional, regional and national thrusts uplifting the quality of life, social, economic and cultural environment of the Bicolanos.

Mission:

The college will continue to support the development of the Bicol University in particular and the region and the nation in general. This is in the realm of agriculture, fisheries, agroforestry, environmental science, education, health, socio-economics, engineering, industrial-communication-information technology and institutional researches supportive of effective and efficient operation and management of the university.

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3.1 Research activities/ projects of the Program under survey.

Research Activity/ProjectInstitutional Research Agenda Parallel to the

Programs Research Activity/Project

1Project: Employability of BU Graduates - Study: Employability of BUCS Graduates by: Ryan A. Rodriguez

Improving University management Services

2

Project: Web-based Nutrition Information System for the Public Elementary Pupils of the Province of Albay - Study 1: Development of a Web-based Nutrition Information System of the Public Elementary Pupils in Albay by: Michael Angelo D. Brogada

Improving Basic Social Services Delivery / Gender and Development

3

Project: Web-based Nutrition Information System for the Public Elementary Pupils of the Province of Albay - Study 2: Evaluation of the Developed Web-based Nutrition Information System of the Public Elementary Pupils in Albay by: Aris J. Ordonez

Improving Basic Social Services Delivery / Gender and Development

4 Albay Gulf Sea Grass Habitat Mapping by: Felix R. Penetrante

Climate Change and Environment and Natural Resource Management (CCENRM)

5 BUCaptive Portal System by Felix R. Penetrante Improving University management Services

6 BUCS Payroll System by Jayvee Christopher Vibar Improving University management Services

7Mobile Disaster Response Synchronization System by Benedicto Balilo Jr, Frank H. Miranda, Davie B. Balmadrid

Climate Change and Environment and Natural Resource Management (CCENRM)

8

Project: Nutritional and Microbiological Analyses of Selected Bicol OTOP Products with Export Potential - Study: Predictive Modelling for Relevant Microorganism of Selected OTOP Products by Michael Angelo D. Brogada

Food Security and Poverty Reduction (FSPR)

9Development of LGU Juban Sorsogon Official Website by Michael Angelo D. Brogada

Enhancing the Competitiveness of Business and Industry

10Development of LGU Barcelona Sorsogon Official Website by Michael Angelo D. Brogada

Enhancing the Competitiveness of Business and Industry

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11Bicol University Correspondence Management System by Rodel N. Naz


12eBUCMS: Bicol University’s Web 2.0 Content Management System by Laarni D. Pancho


13ASTERISK@BU VOIP Using Session Initiation Protocol by Rolando L. Mendones


B. Funding and Other Resources

1. Actual expenditures for research of the Academic Unit in the last 5 years

ExpenditureItems CY 2008 CY 2009 CY 2010 CY 2011 CY 2012 CY 2012

1. Researcher's Incentives 87,714.54 28,890.302. Supplies and Materials 4,325.00 25,270.00 771.75 35,616.00 65,182.423. Travel and Fuel 25,700.00 48,070 5,845 7,766.00 7,926.004. Capability Building 22,997.36 -5. Acquisition of Equipment 49,950.00 7,990.006. Repair of Facilities7. Others / WAGES of RAs 17,700.00 74,700.00 29,250.00 13,200.00 25,200.00

Total 135,439.54 176,930 35,666.75 129,529.61 106,298.42

2. Linkages established with research agencies/institutions

Agency or Institution Address Level Fund/Assistance granted

Deagan Multipurpose Cooperative, Deagan Island, Dimasalang, Masbate

Masbate Local Assumes the accommodations of the faculty researchers during the data gathering schedule under the project DICOREMAP.

City Government of Sorsogon

Sorsogon City

Local / Provided the honorarium of researchers under the project Bacon District RRSA;Provided facilities for field analysis of sediment and water under the Sorsogon Bay Red Tide Monitoring Program

Commission on Higher Education

Manila National Provided the fund requirement of the Project Medicinal Flora of Albay Province, Philippines

Commission on Higher Education

Manila National Provided funds BU Higher Educational Research Center for Food Safety and Quality Assurance

Fiber Industry Development Authority

Region V Regional Provides technical Assistance to Farmer Cooperators under the project Abaca Rehabilitation Project

. CICT Main Office Manila National Provided honorarium for projects leaders and lecturers

3. LGU Juban Sorsogon Sorsogon Local Provided the honorarium of researcher under the

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development of the LGU website

4. LGU Barcelona Sorsogon

Sorsogon Local Provided the honorarium to the developer of the web portal

3. Research Facilities, Equipment, ICT and Other Resources

Facility/Resource Location Area or Capacity

Research ServiceOffered

1. Computer and printer CS Research Office 1 For use by researchers;

2. Vehicle GASS 4 units For use during field visits, but on schedule

/ booking.3. Photocopier BURDC (1); BUCS (2)

and BU Admin Office (2)

4 units For use in the preparation of documents in

research admin. Transactions; for use in producing enough copies of reports of

researchers.4. Camera BURDC (3); BUCS

Research (1-still camera and 1

videocam)

4 units still cam.; 1 unit video-cam

For use in documenting research process / resuslts and

products5.Field equipments (see attached list) For use by

researchers, both faculty and students.

6. Equipment (see attached list) For use by researchers, both

faculty and students.7. Land Small area with green

house is available at the vicinity of the

college.

Whenever bigger space is needed,

collaboration with CAF is made; or else,

demo farms are used thru farmer

cooperators.8. Laboratory room BUCS Bldg. 2 and

BUCS Bldg. 3Computer and Digital Design

Laboratory, General biology

laboratory rooms

Used both for instruction and

research such that research works are

scheduled whenever there are no classes

going on.9. Library BU MP Bldg. General library

which includes journals and unpublished

theses10. LCD and laptop BUCS Research

Office1 unit each

11. Statistical software BU RDC 2 softwares For use in verifying results incorporated in

the report; 12. Internet Facilities BU RDC and BUCS 3 mbps For use by

researchers, both

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faculty and students

Other resources/Specialized Research Center (e.g

Center for GAD, Center for Population Studies

Location Area or Capacity

Research ServiceOffered

1.GAD Center BU-CSSP The center have an office and a mini-library.

Technical Services for gender issues

2. IPRU-ITSO

3. BU-HERRC

BURDC

BURDC

The office have facilities for patent search and some resource materials for IP protection.

Research and Innovation Center

Protection of the different IP’s of the faculty and Students of Bicol University

Research laboratory facilities: Analytical microbiology, biology, food quality assurance laboratories

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4. Research Personnel and Other Support Services

Names Educational Qualification

Length of Research

ExperiencePosition Function

1. Arnulfo M. Mascariñas Ph. D. 14 Director Administrative, Research & Instruction2. Michael Montealegre MsSc 12 Instructor 3 Instruction, Research, Management 3. Ronnel R. Dioneda Ph.D. 20 Assoc. Professor IV Research, Administrative, Instruction 4. Rebecca Rosario Bercasio Ph. D. 15 Professor IV Instruction, Research, Management5. Engr. Christopher Pacardo Ms. Sc 15 Assistant Professor IV Instruction, Research, Management6. Zaina Gonzales-Bataller MBA 8 Admin Aide III Research, Editing7. Yolanda Julieta B. Brugada BSC/MAPA units 19 Instructor III Research, Instruction, Administrative8. Fe D. Ataiza BSEE/MM units 13 Instructor III Research, Instruction, Administrative9. Carlos V. Cortez BS Agri. /Educ./ MS En.

Sc.9 Instructor I Research, Instruction, Administrative

10. Angelo P. Candelaria BSBA, MBA 15 Instructor III Research, Instruction, Administrative11. Ida Francia Revale M. Sc. 21 Assistant Professor IV Instruction, Research, Management13. Luis O. Amano Ph. D. 26 Professor V Instruction, Research, Management14. Maria Lara B. Balingasa BS Applied Biology, MS

Plant Breeding8 Admin. Aide III Administrative

15. Maria Aurea C. Borromeo BSF-CRM, MS Fisheries (on-going)

8 Research Assistant Administrative

16. Alfredo O. Olaviaga, Jr. BAT 16 Farm Worker I Administrative, Farm Work17. Ananias O. Nate, Jr. DAT 17 Farm Worker II Administrative, Farm Work

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5. Income derived from research-related outputs and activities

The College of Science

Category Title of Technology/Invention/Discovery Amount of Income Generated

a. Patents Hydroponic Solution using Abaca Sap - Patent application No. 1-2012-000235

Commercial production is on process side-by-side with the field techno-incubation..

b. Copyrights Formulation of Abaca Sap Hyroponic Solution for Lettuce (Lactiva sativa) – Copyright Registration No. 02012-337

Field Guide for Red Tide Monitoring of Sorsogon Bay – Copyright Registration No. 02012-331

Teratogenecity of Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) Root Extract Using Duch Embryo Assay.- Copyright Registration No. 02012-340

BUCS Payroll

Mobile Disaster Response Synchronization System

Field trials for the technology incubation is still on-going

Initial copies were produced and used for validation of the methods as adopted by student researchers. Production of copies will we endorsed to the extension and production offices.

Copyrighted material will be made available into policy brief for use as literature or related study.

The system is not directly gaining income, however the system has given advantage to the college under survey / accreditation, considering that it digitized the preparation and management of the salaries of the college personnel.

The system is still in the process of development and refinement.

C. Implementation, Monitoring, Evaluation and Utilization of Research/Ouput

1. Organizational Structure of the R&D Unit

1.1 Profile of the Research and Development Head

Head Name EducationalQualification Specialization

No. of Years of

R&DExperience

1. Institution's R&D Head

Dr. Arnulfo M. Mascarinas

Ph. D in Community Development

MS in Rural Sociology

BS Agriculture

Community Development

Rural SociologyAgronomy

28

2. Academic Unit’sR&Head

Prof. Ida F. H. Revale

MS(on going)BS Chemistry

BiochemistryChemistry

25

1.2 Policies and guidelines in the conduct of research activities

Basic Policies and Principles (From MORD per BOR Res. No. 006, Series of 2009)



The Bicol University shal undertake research and development as a major function along with instruction, extension, and production. The University shall implement its research programs through the various colleges/units anchored on the following principles and policies:

a. The University shall promote national and regional development through institutional and collaborative research, commercial application of institution-owned intellectual property and provision of research technical assistance to the community;

b. The University shall guarantee an open academic environment conducive to faculty members’ pursuit of knowledge knowledge and sharing of research results, and shall provide the students the opportunity to participate in the research as part of their academic training program.

c. The University shall support research programs based on their scholarly and educational merits and not on speculations concerning the political or moral impropriety of the uses which might be made on their results.

d. The University shall ensure that research performed using its facilities and resources shall be in line with its academic and non-academic mandates and geared towards attainment of goals and mission of the university.

e. The University shall protect its student and personnel from exploitation and misuse by entities which are a party to unauthorized and inappropriate research.

f. The University shall encourage and facilitate the interaction/collaboration of its faculty and students with other scientists, colleagues and students.

g. The University shall assume primary responsibility for the prevention, detection and investigation of research misconduct and shall take action to ensure the integrity of research, the protection of the rights of the research subjects and the public, and the observance of legal requirements related to national and external funding.


STUDY LEADERS

PRESIDENT

VP FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AFFAFFAIRS

BURDC DIRECTOR

RDC RESEARCH COORDINATOR/ MONITOR

BUCS DEAN

ASSISTANT DEAN

LEVEL I LEVEL II LEVEL III LEVEL IVCOLLEGE RESEARCH COORDINATOR

DEPARTMENT RESEARCH COORDINATOR

PROGRAM LEADERPROJECT LEADERS

PROGRAM LEADERSTUDY LEADERS

STUDY LEADERS STUDENT RESEARCHER




1.3 Incentives granted to faculty researchers

Type of incentive Brief Description and Basis

Work Equivalent Credit (WEC)

Work equivalent credit shall be given to the faculty to give him release time to undertake the activities of the research based on approved work plan.

Basis: Manual of Operations for Research, BURDC, 2009

Honorarium Researchers of externally-fundedshall be given honorarium based on MOA, MOU, contract or other similar legal instruments

Researchers funded either from regular fund or income of the Universityshall be given honorarium depending on the extent of participation


Cash incentive

Travel Incentives for Paper Presentation abroad

Publication Incentives

Insurance of Researches

Researchers shall be given incentive for winning awards in the in-house review, regional, national, and international research fora

Publication to refereed journals of university generated research outputs shall likewise be given incentive


Faculty researchers whose papers are officially approved by the University and are presenting their output in International Conferences abroad are given travel grants.

Basis: BU BOR Resolution No. 55, series of 2011.

The publication incentive is awarded to faculty researchers where the cost of publication in the refereed journal is shouldered by the university, payable to the publisher.

Basis:

The insurance incentive is given to all faculty researchers and extensionists, including the research assistants. This is to ensure that over and above their GSIS insurance, there is a group insurance that would warrant their outdoor activities, most specially during the data gathering.

Basis: BU BOR Resolution No. 038, series of 2011



1.4 Completed researches in the last five years

Faculty Researches

Research TitleSchedule of

Implementation

Date of Completio

nResearch Cost

Funding Source Researchers

BUCaptive Portal System

2011-2012 2012 BU FELIX PENETRANTE

“Ecological and Economic Assessment of Seagrasses along the Coasts of Albay Province, Philippines”S-3: Seagrass Habitat Mapping

2010 2013 BUCS and

BURDC

FELIX PENETRANTE

BUCS Payroll 2011-2012 2012 BU JAYVEE CHRISTOPHER VIBAR

e-BU: Document Tracking and Management System, Personnel Management Information System, and Integrated Library System

2012-2013 On-going BU Maceda, Lany L.Llovido, Jennifer L.

ASTERISK@BU VOIP Using Session Initiation Protocol

2011-2012 2012 Personal ROLANDO MENDONES

Bicol University Correspondence Management System

2009-2010 2010 Personal RODEL N. NAZ

eBUCMS: Bicol University’s Web 2.0 Content Management System

2009 -2010 2010 BU LAARNI D. PANCHO

Development of LGU Juban Sorsogon Official Website

2010-2011 January 2011

LGU Juban

Sorsogon

MICHAEL ANGELO D. BROGADA


2012 2013 LGU Barcelon

a Sorsogon

MICHAEL ANGELO D. BROGADA



Student Researchers 2013

Research Title Time Frame Date of Completion Researchers Faculty Adviser/s Evaluators

Bulacao NHS E-Registration and Integrated Information System

Perez, John Rey J. Jennifer L. Llovido Ryan A. Rodriguez2012-2013 April, 2013 Reginaldo, Carlo Paolo A. Franklin M. Miranda Jr. Christian Y. Sy

Document Tracking and Archiving System for DENR

2012-2013 March, 2013 Layderos, Francia P. Ryan A. Rodriguez Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Rodel N. Naz

Mojeno, Jelamarie Shayne M. Aris J. Ordońez

HRH-Regional IS and Activity Scheduler of DOH-CHD Region V

2012-2013 March, 2013 Arnaldo, Rannie Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar Jennifer L. Llovido

Jaranilla, Maria Cristy Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Lectura,Princess Ryan A. Rodriguez

Office and Information Management System of MORMS Operio, Efren Allan Zaballa, Jeric

MORMS En-Grade System

2012-2013 March, 2013 Nicol, Rachel C. Ryan A. Rodriguez Jennifer L. Llovido Rico, April M. Michael Angelo D. Brogada Cha, Garlhynn Marie O. Aris J. Ordońez Heath, Precious Jade B.

BMS for BU Administrative Office Cluster II2012-2013 March, 2013 Espejo, Carlo E. Aris J. Ordońez Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Delima, Divine Grace M. Jennifer L. Llovido Lim, Hennie Aira B. Christian Y. Sy

Albay Central School Information System2012-2013 March, 2013 Sarza, Quiamenh S. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar Vibar, Exequiel S. Franklin M. Miranda Jr. Nares,Jordan Lea P. Dela Rama

Student Records Management and Monitoring System for St.Raphael Academy Guidance and Counseling Office

2012-2013 March, 2013 Roy, Marinelle A. Christian Y. Sy Rolando Mendones Michael Angelo D. Brogada Lomadilla, Karen M. Lany L. Maceda



Student Transaction Processing System for Legazpi City HS

2012-2013 March, 2013 Borlagdan, Karen Cate Ryan A. Rodriguez Franklin M. Miranda Jr. Toledo, Harriet C. Aris J. Ordońez Briones, Jorie Mel B. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Marticio, Irene S.

Web-Based Term Loan ApplicationandMonitoring System for DBP Legazpi Branch

2012-2013 March, 2013 Sayson, Christian JamesMichael Angelo D. Brogada Lany L. Maceda

Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Guiab, Gene Carl Aris J. Ordońez

Micro-Finance System for ARDCI NGO Group Incorporated2012-2013 March, 2013 Arcilla, Glayza Marie G. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Jennifer L. Llovido Lacsi, Catherine D. Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar Lucilla, Juvy A. Ryan A. Rodriguez

Employeess' Information and Payroll System of OWWA RO V

2012-2013 March, 2013 Grajo, Eunice Faith P. Aris J. Ordońez Christian Y. Sy Laurente, Donnalyn L. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Lozano, Monette T. Franklin M. Miranda Jr.

Loan Application, Document Tracking,and Personnel Information System for NFA

2012-2013 March, 2013 Mendoza, Kevin Christian V. Jennifer L. Llovido Aris J. Ordońez

Zurbito, Veronica Dyan A. Rodel N. Naz Berdin, Michael B. Ryan A. Rodriguez

Licensing Information System for NTC2012-2013 March, 2013 Capino, Catherine C. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Aris J. Ordońez Lany L. Maceda Cepeda, Marah R. Franklin M. Miranda Jr.

Patient Information Management and nventory System for Rural Health Unit of Guinobatan

Oña, Vanessa Orolfo, Maria Ariane

Patient's Record IS and Pharmacy Inventory System for the City Health Department of Legazpi

2012-2013 March, 2013 Buela, Jessa B. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Rodel N. Naz Aris J. Ordońez Padre,May-An B. Christian Y. Sy

Human Resource Management, Information System for DOT ROV

2012-2013 March, 2013 Aquino, Jon Karlo O. Jacob, Danica M. Olaguer, Vanessa L.



Licensing and Production Record Management System for FIDA ROV

2012-2013 March, 2013 Balean, Elda Lorraine B. Lea P. Dela Rama Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Michael Angelo D. Brogada

Doctama, Charmaine Joy D. Lany L. Maceda

E-Pedalled & Tricycle Registration for TRD Tabaco2012-2013 March, 2013 Besmonte, Analyn C. Lea P. Dela Rama Jennifer L. Llovido Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar Burce, Jennelyn M. Franklin M. Miranda Jr.

Employment Resource Services for Latter Day Saints Bicol Region

2012-2013 March, 2013 Codia, Ascel Mon Kervy B. Ryan A. Rodriguez Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar Michael Angelo D. Brogada Dorosan, Brian A. Lany L. Maceda

Web-Based Information System for Albay Provincial Cooperative & Enterprise Development Office

2012-2013 March, 2013 Lopez, Jinky Lea P. Dela Rama Ryan A. Rodriguez Rolando Mendones Loria, Nicole Christian Y. Sy

Web-Based Monitoring System for DPWH RO V (Hydrology Section)

2012-2013 March, 2013 Toledo, Marie Connie L. Aris J. Ordońez Christian Y. Sy Michael Angelo D. Brogada Bisoña, Shahani S. Franklin M. Miranda Jr.

DPWH Document Tracking and Archival System2012-2013 March, 2013 Sicad, Julie Ann L. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Rodel N. Naz Aris J. Ordońez Saclao, Genaro A. III Ryan A. Rodriguez

Business Info System for Treasurers Office and Assessors of the Municipality of Guinobatan

2012-2013 March, 2013 Pasuquin, Niño Aris J. Ordońez Ryan A. Rodriguez Bagagñan, John Angelo Jennifer L. Llovido Nuñez, Marwin Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.

BU NSTP Website2012-2013 March, 2013 Bellen, Yancy Yves B. Rodel N. Naz Christian Y. Sy Franklin M. Miranda Jr. Bonete,Arwin B. Aris J. Ordońez

Document Management System for City Social Welfare and Development Legazpi City

2012-2013 March, 2013 Andes, Annabelle A.Michael Angelo D. Brogada Jennifer L. Llovido

Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Velasco, Jinevie Franklin M. Miranda Jr.

Area V: RESEARCH 7


BU-ESC Automated System2012-2013 March, 2013 Balbedina, James Paul G. Rodel N. Naz Lea P. Dela Rama Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar Protacio, Kevin Matthew Michael Angelo D. Brogada

Web-Based Research Management Information System for BURDC

2012-2013 March, 2013 Ludovice, Rose Jean G.Michael Angelo D. Brogada Jennifer L. Llovido

Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar Dela Rama, Mariella S. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.

Personnel and Scholars Monitoring System2012-2013 March, 2013 Preligera, Rochelle O.

Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar Rolando Mendones

Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Elli,Karla B. Ryan A. Rodriguez

Job Posting and Placment System2012-2013 Summer Altavano, Raul Adrian Ryan A. Rodriguez Christian Y. Sy Michael Angelo D. Brogada Nual Ma. Jessica Jennifer L. Llovido

Web-Based Project Management and Monitoring System2012-2013 March, 2013 Bagasin, Rose Ann D. Franklin M. Miranda Jr. Jennifer L. Llovido Bones, Raynette Ryan A. Rodriguez Llabore, Joy Ann C. Christian Y. Sy

Personnel Information and Document Tracking Systemforthe Municipality of Guinobatan

2012-2013 March, 2013 Barbudo, EricaJayvee Christopher N. Vibar Christian Y. Sy

Lea P. Dela Rama Serrano, Kathleen Joy Ryan A. Rodriguez

Web-Based Information System for CSCDI

2012-2013 March, 2013 Bas, Maridel G. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Ryan A. Rodriguez Bigueras, Melissa N. Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar Cantoria, Miraflor A. Rodel N. Naz Casim, Cheinille L.

Disaster Information Information Management System for OCD ROV

2012-2013 March, 2013 Miranda, John Nestor V. Ryan A. Rodriguez Lea P. Dela Rama

Grivialde, Marbie Princess Z. Rolando Mendones

Pasibe, Harvey M. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.



Student Researchers 2012


Salary Loan and Monitoring System for the Development Bank of the Philippines

2011-2012 December, 2011 Catherine L. Bañadera Christian Y. Sy Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.

Romano V. Fusana Ryan A. Rodriguez Lany L. Maceda

Aris J. Ordoñez

Web-Based Personnel Information System for National Food Authority ROV

2011-2012 November, 2011 Cristina Jessica G. Albor Christian Y. Sy Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.

Mary Joy B. Celzo Ryan A. Rodriguez Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar

Christian Y. Sy

Dr. Emilio B. Espinosa Sr. Memorial State College of Agriculture and Technology Enrolment System

2011-2012 January, 2012 Ivy Niña P. Hayahay Lany L. Maceda Christian Y. Sy

Kristoffer A. Rebaya Ryan A. Rodriguez Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.

Aris J. Ordoñez

Residential Free Patent Application Management System of Department of Environment and Natural Resources ROV Land Management Division

2011-2012 November, 2011 John Paul L. Musa Lany L. Maceda Franklin M. Miranda

Manuel M Soratorio III Noli B. Lucila Jr. Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.

Lany L. Maceda

Bicol University Alumni Information and Communication Management System (BU-AICMS)

2011-2012 January, 2012 Marivic E. Lorilla Laarni D. Pancho Christian Y. Sy

Marco C. Fulo Noli B. Lucila Jr. Flor A. Jenkin

Jennifer L. Llovido

Electronic Registration and Information System for Philippine Science High School Bicol Region Campus

2011-2012 January, 2012 Charmaine Kate R. Olano Lany L. Maceda Christian Y. Sy

Clare Aurea E. Redillas Ryan A. Rodriguez Franklin M. Miranda

Lea P. De la Rama

Web-Based Resource Information System for Local2011-2012 January, 2012 Maria Lourdes E. Antones Lea P. De la Rama Romulo Callos

Sybil E. Uy Rollie N. Montealegre Franklin M. Miranda

Ryan A. Rodriguez



Enrolment System for Anislag National High School2011-2012 January, 2012 Juicelle P. Ceroriales Lany L. Maceda Franklin M. Miranda

Jayson G. Geva Christian Y. Sy Lany L. Maceda

Ryan A. RodriguezWeb-Based Personnel Management System 2011-2012 November, 2011 Lee B. Barra Lany L. Maceda Franklin M. Miranda Joseph H. Barte Noli B. Lucila Jr. Lany L. Maceda Sonia B. Gregorio

Web-Based Supplies and Equipment Tracking and Management System for DENR ROV

2011-2012 December, 2011 Eddieson M. Mendones Lany L. Maceda Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar

Ma. Sybil C. Gamil Christian Y. Sy Jennifer L. Llovido

Franklin M. Miranda

Inventory and Monitoring System for Municipality of catilla (Municipal Agriculturist Office)

2011-2012 January, 2012 Charlyn D. Alemania Jennifer L. Llovido Franklin M. Miranda

Mary Grace M. Porteria Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Lea P. De la Rama

Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar

Supply and Equipment Inventory and Monitoring System for the National Statistics Office Regional Office No. V

2011-2012 January, 2012 Nickjohn B. Balictar Lea P. De la Rama Ryan A. Rodriguez

Charmie E. Belisano Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Noli B. Lucila Jr.

Aris J. Ordoñez

Web-Based Performance Monitoring for Department of Agriculture of Municipality of Irosin

2011-2012 December, 2011 Shiena D. Fulay Lea P. De la Rama Ryan A. Rodriguez

Joan M. Martillana Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Franklin M. Miranda


Online Inventory and Monitoring System of City Agriculture Office in Legazpi City Hall

2011-2012 December, 2011 Ayra E. Balin Jennifer L. Llovido Lea P. De la Rama

Aida B. Belir Christian Y. Sy Ryan A. Rodriguez

Aris J. Ordoñez

Supply Monitoring and Inventory System for Department of Education Regional Office V

2011-2012 January, 2012 Louela V. Camano Christian Y. Sy Lea P. De la Rama

Alilii C. Cestina Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Franklin M. Miranda

Jayvee Christopher N. VibarBU-iLib: Circulation and Serials Management System 2011-2012 December, 2011 Kevin A. Cosa Laarni D. Pancho Jennifer L. Llovido



Floarencio H. Escote Jr. Noli B. Lucila Jr. Neria E. Gomez

Ryan A. Rodriguez

NBI-Legazpi District Office Web-Based Application System (Warrant of Arrest)

2011-2012 December, 2011 Marie Grace D. Gabriel Lany L. Maceda Ryan A. Rodriguez

Marjorie J. Guantero Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Christian Y. Sy

Franklin M. Miranda

Online Stallholder Application and Billing System of Legazpi City Public Market

2011-2012 November, 2011 Liza Q. Bartolay Christian Y. Sy Franklin M. Miranda

Leizel Jane A. Ng Jennifer L. Llovido Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.

Lany L. Maceda

Online Information System for DENR-Enviromental Management Bureau Regional Office V

2011-2012 November, 2011 Jomar R. Ocsina Ryan A. Rodriguez Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.

Jonel L. Beltran Jennifer L. Llovido


Bicol University Admissions System2011-2012 November, 2011 Joysan M. Conda Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Franklin M. Miranda

Exodus M. Dorotan Lany L. Maceda Lea P. De la Rama

Aris J. Ordoñez

LAN-Based Teacher and Personnel Information and Management System

2011-2012 December, 2011 Brando P. Goyena Jr. Ryan A. Rodriguez Franklin M. Miranda

Jonel A. Hestiada Christian Y. Sy Christian Y. Sy


MIS For Philippine Postal Corporation Regional Office V: Online Ordering and Postal ID Application Tracking System

2011-2012 January, 2012Paul Emmanuel P. Cantuba Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Christian Y. Sy

Evangel G. Dayandate Lany L. Maceda Ryan A. Rodriguez


Online Service Scheduling and Service Scheduling for Pullout Digital and Creative Productions

2011-2012 January, 2012 Mark Alvic R. Esplana Ryan A. Rodriguez Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.

Glaiza Mae S. Zurbano Jennifer L. Llovido Christian Y. Sy

Aris J. Ordoñez

BU-iLib: Cataloging System and Web OPAC 2011-2012 December, 2011 Mary Joy P. Canon Noli B. Lucila Jr. Jennifer L. Llovido

Mike Danielle L. Enciso Laarni D. Pancho Neria E. Gomez



Ryan A. Rodriguez

Sales and Inventory Monitoring System of Eligen Drugmart2011-2012 December, 2011 Kenan B. Cahiwat Rollie N. Montealegre Christian Y. Sy

Gene D. Pavilando Jennifer L. Llovido Ryan A. Rodriguez

Franklin M. Miranda

Web-Based File Management System for Daraga Water District (DAWD)

2011-2012 December, 2011 May Ann P. Luna Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Rollie N. Montealegre

Myrwin Xyra Ll. Apin Christian Y. Sy Franklin M. Miranda

Ryan A. Rodriguez

Equipment Inventory Monitoring System for the Department of the Interior and Local Government RO-V

2011-2012 November 26, 2011 Alea Mae Joyce B. Benig Christian Y. Sy Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.

Ryan A. Rodriguez Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar

Aris J. Ordoñez

Web-Based Loan Application and Monitoring System for the BNVTS Multi-Purpose Cooperative

2011-2012 December 2, 2011 Apple L. Agripa Lany L. Maceda Lea P. Dela Rama

Pauline R. Dominguez Christian Y. Sy Jennifer L. Llovido

Franklin M. Miranda

File Management and Medicine Monitoring System for Bicol University Medical/Dental Clinic

2011-2012 January 20, 2012 Mary Grace A. Beraquit Christian Y. Sy Ryan A. Rodriguez

Pinky A. Vergara Benedicto B. Balilo Jr. Lea P. Dela Rama

Lany L. Maceda

Web Based Personnel Information System for Bureau of Jail Management and Penology

2011-2012 December 10, 2011 Anna Lou B. Bricia Lany L. Maceda Ryan A. Rodriguez

Donna N. Mirandilla Christian Y. Sy Jennifer L. Llovido

Lany L. Maceda

Web-Based Personnel and Teachers Information System for Department of Education Ligao City Division

2011-2012 December 17, 2011 Rico John D. Federico Christian Y. Sy Franklin M. Miranda

Joie Marie D. Saenz Noli B. Lucila Ryan A. Rodriguez

Christian Y. Sy

Student Research 2011



Web-Based Payroll and Loan Monitoring System for Commision on Audit RO V

2010-2011 January, 2011 Crist M. Marfil Benedicto Balilo Jr. Lany L. Maceda

Mary Ann S. Vina Jayvee Christopher Vibar

Franklin Miranda Jr.

Bicol Regional Training and Teaching Hospital Management System Information System

2010-2011 January, 2011 Arnold Hildon M. Estacio Christian Y. Sy Lany L. Maceda

Carlo C. Gonzaga Ryan A. Rodriguez

Juancho Gabriel G. Ko

Heavy Equipment and Maintenance Monitoring System of Sunwest Resources and Aggregates

2010-2011 February, 2011 Paula Marie B. Dayaon Noli B. Lucila Jr. Lany L. Maceda

John Alexander R. Virtucio Jayvee Christopher Vibar

Christian Y. Sy

Face Recognition System for Electronic Time In and Time Out Logbook

2010-2011 February, 2011 Kristina G. Gigantone Juancho Gabriel G. Ko Jayvee Christopher Vibar

Rosechel C. Emberga Franklin Miranda Jr.

Jennifer L. Llovido

Personnel and Inventory Information System for the City Government of Masbate

2010-2011 January, 2011 Gladys Mae C. Apalit Ryan A. Rodriguez Christian Y. Sy

Diane E. Escañela Franklin Miranda Jr.

Benedicto Balilo Jr.

Web-Based Inventory and Monitoring System of Bicol Regional Blood Bank

2010-2011 January, 2011 Laissa A. Miralles Ryan A. Rodriguez Benedicto Balilo Jr.

Ronna Faith M. Monzon Jennifer L. Llovido


Planning Support Management System for the BUCS Planning and Management Office

2010-2011 February, 2011 Osman Kieshen D. Darish Jennifer L. Llovido Lany L. Maceda

Blescila E. Llanzana Juancho Gabriel G. Ko

Christian Y. Sy

Bicol University Union of Faculty Association Inc. Web-Based Information System Inc.

2010-2011 February, 2011 Mae Anne P. Gardon Benedicto Balilo Jr. Lany L. Maceda

Jemelyn May C. Hipona Jennifer L. Llovido

Jayvee Christopher Vibar

Web-Based Geographical Information System of Animal Habitat For PAWB ROV

2010-2011 January, 2011 Ana Marie L. Llaguno Juancho Gabriel G. Ko Franklin Miranda Jr.

Camella Jean C. Meralpis Jayvee Christopher Vibar

Ryan A. Rodriguez



Communications-Driven Decision Support System for the City Government of Legazpi

2010-2011 January, 2011 Larra D. Gonzales Arlene A. Satuito Lany L. Maceda

John Michael B. Pilapil Ryan A. Rodriguez


Budget System in SUC's: "THE BU MODEL"2010-2011 February, 2011 Shadel P. Medina Benedicto Balilo Jr. Christian Y. Sy

Reizha O. Rito Crisanta Botin

Ryan A. Rodriguez

Bicol University Web-Based Publication Management System

2010-2011 January, 2011 Jezelle G. De Vega Ryan A. Rodriguez Benedicto Balilo Jr.



Online Vet Information System with a Pet Adoption2010-2011 February, 2011 Clifford Ian J. Bautista Juancho Gabriel G. Ko Franklin Miranda Jr.

Karell May R. Rosario Benedicto Balilo Jr.

Ryan A. Rodriguez

Procurement System in State University and Colleges: The Bicol University Model

2010-2011 February, 2011 Janine S. Alejo Amelia A. Dorosan, Ph.D. Lany L. Maceda

Frenz Aldwyn T. Paliza Ryan A. Rodriguez Benedicto Balilo Jr.


Integrated Monitoring System of Sunwest Resources and Aggregates

2010-2011 February, 2011 Ron Ely R. Aragon Noli B. Lucila Jr. Christian Y. Sy

Marlon Kenwahl B. Daza Romulus Callos


Management Information System for the Local Government Unit of Magallanes, Sorsogon

2010-2011 January, 2011 Maricris P. Hermosa Benedicto Balilo Jr. Jennifer L. Llovido

Larish Joy C. Lopera Jayvee Christopher Vibar

Manuel B. Ardales

Supply and Inventory Monitoring System of Sunwest Resources and Aggregates

2010-2011 January, 2011 Maria Daisy L. Lleno Noli B. Lucila Jr. Jennifer L. Llovido

Roland T. Marbella Juancho Gabriel G. Ko

Ryan A. Rodriguez

Bicol Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) Online Monitoring System for Department of Trade and Industry Regional Office V

2010-2011 January, 2011 Pia Zoraya B. Revelo Arlene A. Satuito Lany L. Maceda

Emilyn V. Mabini Benedicto Balilo Jr.

Christian Y. Sy



Department of Tourism Regional Office V Web-Based Information System

2010-2011 January, 2011 Maylyn M. Nuarin Juancho Gabriel G. Ko Christian Y. Sy

Rose L. Regachuelo Franklin Miranda Jr.

Ryan A. Rodriguez

e-LTFRB2010-2011 January, 2011 Maria Ednelyn C. Cañeta Benedicto Balilo Jr. Christian Y. Sy

Julius T. Sabile Ryan A. Rodriguez


A Web-Based Loan Application and Evaluation System of Banco Santiago De Libon Incorporated

2010-2011 January, 2011 Jovelyn P. Luis Ryan A. Rodriguez Jayvee Christopher Vibar

Joan R. Somido Juancho Gabriel G. Ko

Manuel B. Ardales

Online Archival System of Land Survey Records for DENR Lands Management Service Regional Office V

2010-2011 February, 2011 Jesse L. Lorenzo Benedicto Balilo Jr. Lany L. Maceda

Ryan A. Rodriguez


Online Client Information System of Food and Drug Section of DOH-CHD Bicol

2010-2011 January, 2011 Ivy N. Francisco Benedicto Balilo Jr. Christian Y. Sy


Ryan A. Rodriguez

Web-Based Inventory and Transaction Processing System of PC Site Computer Center

2010-2011 January, 2011 Mark Joseph E. Detablan Laarni D. Pancho Manuel B. Ardales


Ryan A. Rodriguez

DOH RO V Online Bidding, Monitoring and Inventory System

2010-2011 January, 2011 Melanie C. Asiado Ryan A. Rodriguez Lany L. Maceda

Maureen Faye A. Laderas Christian Y. Sy

Benedicto Balilo Jr.

E-Barangayster2010-2011 January, 2011 Jason B. Barrameda Christian Y. Sy Benedicto Balilo Jr.

Lean Alejandro M. Martinez Ryan A. Rodriguez

Jennifer L. Llovido

1.6 Opportunities for Research Capability Building



Seminar/Training Inclusive Dates Venue Sponsor Faculty Participant



A. International

1. ACM International Inter Collegiate Programming Contest

December 1-2, 2011 UP Diliman, Quezon City Computing Society of the PhilippinesRyan A. Rodriguez

Noli B. Lucila Jr.Michael Angelo D. Brogada

2. International Academic Colloquium

September 9-11, 2009 Bicol University, Legazpi City Bicol University Lany L. Maceda

B. National

1. CICT’s iSchools Close Out

March 16-18, 2012 DAP Christian Y. Sy

2. JAVA SE Fundamentals Ed 2 PRV Training April 16-20, 2012

Oracle Academy, DOST, Communication Technology Office

Lea P. dela Rama

3. National Academic Colloquium September 28-20, 2011 Bicol University Graduate School

4. ICT Literacy Conference for Teachers

July 2-5, 2011 Commission on Information and Communications Technology

Rommel Evan J. PajeJennifer L. Llovido

5. CILC eModule Review June 15, 2011 CICT Lany L. Maceda6. IBM DB2 Academic

Instructor Training October 24-27, 2011 Ateneo de Naga University, Naga City

IBM Philippines Michael Angelo D. Brogada

7. Philippine Computing Science Congress March 4-5, 2011 Ateneo de Naga University,

Naga City

Computing Society of the Philippines

Michael Angelo D. BrogadaLea P. dela RamaNoli B. Lucila Jr.

8. Philippine Youth Congress for IT 2010 September 15, 2010 UP Diliman, Quezon City UP ITTC Michael Angelo D. Brogada

9. Public Hearing on the Policies & Standards for Undergraduate Thesis/ Capstone Project for Computing

September 13, 2010 CHED National Office Aris J. Ordoñez

10. ICT Literacy Conference for Teachers

July 2-5, 2010 Commission on Information and Communication Technology

Arlene A. SatuitoNoli B. Lucila Jr.

11. 4th Philippine National Inter-Collegiate

Novenber 20,2010 Ateneo de Naga University, Naga City

Computing Society of the Philippines

Lea P. dela RamaMichael Angelo D. Brogada



Programming Competition

12. CICT’s SPW Training Workshop

September 15-17, 2010 Royal Crown Hotel, Bataan CICT - HCDG Laarni D. PanchoChristian Y. Sy

Jennifer L. Llovido13. ICT Resource Acquisition

Seminar(Terms of Reference)

June 21- 25, 2010NCC/ Nat’ Computer Institute NCC/ Nat’ Computer Institute Laarni D. Pancho

14. Strategic Planning Workshop on one Enterprise Architecture – One Enterprise Portal

March 11-13, 2010 ARC, ASU, BANGA, AKLAN/CICT` Laarni D. Pancho

15. IT Audit, Security and Governance Seminar February 8 – 12, 2010 Nat’l Comp. CTR, NCI & ISACA Laarni D. Pancho

16. Field Personnel Training on the G.I for BEI and the PCOS Machine

February 19-20, 2010 Commission on Elections Ryan A. Rodriguez

17. CICT’s Basic Online Writing Technique April 21-24, 2010 Visayas State University, Baybay

City, Leyte Visayas State University Christian Y. Sy

18. CICT’s Commitment Setting and Planning Workshop

March 15-17, 2010 University Hotel, University of the Philippines

University Hotel, University of the Philippines Christian Y. Sy

19. CICT’s Training of Trainers on Basic Management Course

February 23-26, 2010 University Hotel, University of the Philippines

University Hotel, University of the Philippines Christian Y. Sy

20. Debriefing Workshop on the Responsible use of ICT

January 21-22, 2010 Svillupo Consulting Service Cooperative Lany L. Maceda

21. End-User Training on the Responsible Use of ICT January 18-20, 2010 Svillupo Consulting Service

Cooperative Lany L. Maceda

22. Closeout Facilitators Training for Trainers(TOT)

November 27-30, 2010 CICT Noli B. Lucila Jr.

23. ICT Course Design and Development Course May 24, 2010 – June 4, 2010 National Computer Center National Computer Center Noli B. Lucila Jr.

24. 12th PSITE National Convention February 24-27, 2010 PSITE PSITE Noli B. Lucila Jr.

25. Philippine Youth Congress for IT 2009 September 10-11, 2009 UP Diliman, Quezon City UP Information Technology

Training CenterMichael Angelo D. Brogada

Ryan A. Rodriguez



26. Consultation Workshop on the Proposed Industry – Academe Roadmap for IT

December 3, 2009 Pili, Camarines Sur Technical Panel in It Education Michael Angelo D. Brogada

27. Orientation on the Revised Policies & Standards for IT Graduate Education & DIT Consortium Project

November 25-26, 2009 Tagaytay Country Hotel, Tagaytay City CHED TPITE Laarni D. Pancho

28. CICT-IOSN ASEAN+3 Linux Training Camp for LPI 1 Certification

May 25-June 5, 2009 Commission on ICT & Aklan State University Commission on ICT Arlene A. Satuito

29. Teacher Training on Mobile Application Development

May 11-13, 2009 Java Education & Dev’t Initiative (JEDI) Arlene A. Satuito

30. Teacher Training Introduction to Programming 1&2 and Data Structure

April 20-24, 2009 Java Education & Dev’t Initiative (JEDI)

Arlene A. Satuito

31. CILC and ICT for Basic Education(ICT4BE) Framework and Training for Trainers

February 16-19, 2009 Benguet State University Commission on ICT Arlene A. Satuito

32. Oracle’s Thinkquest October 15-16, 2009 Cebu Normal University, Cebu City

Cebu Normal University, Cebu City Christian Y. Sy

33. Systems Analysis and Design Workshop II May 27-29, 2009

Commission on Information and Communication Technology, eSkwela

Lany L. Maceda

34. Systems Analysis and Design Workshop I April 21-23, 2009

Commission on Information and Communication Technology, eSkwela

Lany L. Maceda

35. Teacher Training on Mobile Application Development

May 11-13, 2009 JEDI, PSITE, JRDC Jennifer L. LlovidoRyan A. Rodriguez

36. Teacher Training Introduction to Programming 1 & 2 and Data Structure

April 20-24, 2009 Aquainas University of Legazpi, Legazpi City JEDI, PSITE, JRDC

Jennifer L. LlovidoAris J. Ordoñez

Benedicto B. Balilo, Jr.Michael Angelo D. Brogada

37. Computer and Internet Literacy Course (CILC)

February 16-19, 2009 BSU, CICT Jennifer L. Llovido



and ICT for Basic Education

38. JEDI Training for IT Teachers Phase 2 May 11-13, 2009 Naga City PSITE V/ CDITE V Michael Angelo D. Brogada

C. Regional

1. Ateneo Programming Challenge 2012

March 11, 2012Ateneo de Naga University, Naga City

Ateneo de Naga UniversityNoli B. Lucila Jr.

Ryan A. RodriguezMichael Angelo D. Brogada

2. Regional Quality Assessment Team(RQAT) Orientation/Reorientation Conference

December 14, 2011

Legazpi City

CHED Regional Office V Aris J. Ordoñez

3. 1st Provincial Consultative Conference with Higher Education Institutions in Sorsogon

August 19, 2011 CHED Aris J. OrdoñezMichael Angelo D.Brogada

4. Ateneo Programming Challenge 2011 March 11, 2011 Ateneo de Naga University,

Naga CityAteneo de Naga University

Noli B. Lucila Jr.Ryan A. Rodriguez

Michael Angelo D. Brogada5. 2nd Bicol Youth Congress

for IT November 18-19, 2011 Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges

Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, College of ICT Michael Angelo D. Brogada

6. Academic forum (Education as a Strategy for Social Transformation)

August 31, 2011 CHED ROV/ Regional Council of Deans Inc. Aris J. Ordoñez

7. Academic Forum(Trends, Issues & Challenges in Higher Education)

August 9, 2011 CHED ROV/ Council of Deans for Graduate School Aris J. Ordoñez

8. Consultative Meeting to Review/Update the ICT-related Courses in the Teacher Education Curriculum

June 1, 2010

Legazpi City

CHED Lany L. Maceda

9. Council of Deans for IT Education Region V Conference

August 5, 2011 Council of Deans for IT Education V Michael Angelo D. Brogada



10. Orientation Seminar on Legazpi City Ecological Solid Waste Management Program

August 13, 2010 Legazpi City City Gov’t of Legazpi and BUCS Laarni D. PanchoChristian Y. Sy

11. Annual Conference and General Assembly of the BFHE

August 12, 2010 BHFE & CHED Laarni D. Pancho

12. 3rd Ateneo Programming Challenge March 1, 2010 Ateneo de Naga University,

Naga City Ateneo de Naga University Ryan A. RodriguezMichael Angelo D. Brogada

13. BUUFAI Planning Workshop July 16-17, 2010 Viento de Mar Resort, Bacacay,

Albay Viento de Mar resort Christian Y. Sy

14. Project Management Training July 12-17, 2010 Costa Palmera, Calayucay, Sto.

Domingo/ CICT Laarni D. Pancho

15. Digital Image Processing December 16-18, 2009 Ateneo de Naga University, Naga City Ateneo de Naga University Arlene A. Satuito

16. Consultation Workshop on the Proposed Industry-Academe Roadmap for Information Technology

December 3, 2009 Naga Regent Hotel, Naga City CHED TPITE Laarni D. PanchoMichael Angelo D. Brogada

17. Search Engine Marketing Conference February 5-6, 2009 Aquainas University, Legazpi

City Benedicto B. Balilo, Jr.

18. Research Proposal Preparation Workshop October 28-20, 2009 CHED ROV/ Zonal Research Center/

Bicol University Aris J. Ordoñez

19. INFOTEK ’09 (iCon ‘09) October 29, 2009 Concourse Convention Center, Gov. Forbes St. Legazpi City Concourse Convention Center

Benedicto B. Balilo, Jr.Michael Angelo Brogada

Jayvee Christopher N. Vibar20. Local/ Institutional

1. Orientation Seminar for the newly Hired Faculty of the Bicol University

July 19-20, 2012 Bicol University, Legazpi City Bicol University, Human Resource Management Office

Aris J. OrdoñezMichael Angelo D. Brogada

2. 1st STI Conference in Information Technology March 17, 2012 STI, Naga City STI Naga City Campus Michael Angelo D. Brogada

3. Job Orientation Program March 1, 2012 The Lewis College The Lewis College Michael Angelo D. Brogada4. Seminar-Workshop on

PHP and MYSQL November 5-6, 2011 SSC Bulan, Bulan, Sorsogon SSC Bulan Campus Michael Angelo D. Brogada

5. Seminar –Workshop on VB.net and MYSQL October 16-17, 2011 SSC Bulan, Bulan, Sorsogon SSC Bulan Campus Michael Angelo D. Brogada

6. Gaming and Animation September 25, 2011 Informatics Legazpi Center, Informatics Legazpi Center Lea P. dela Rama



Legazpi City7. Seminar –Workshop in

Database using MYSQL October 8-9, 2011 Veritas College of Irosin CS/IT Dept., Irosin, Sorsogon Veritas College of Irosin Michael Angelo D. Brogada

8. PHP and MYSQL Development Course August 28-29, 2011 Bicol University Gubat Campus,

Gubat, Sotsogon Bicol University Gubat Campus Michael Angelo D. Brogada

9. Seminar-Workshop on Excel, Publisher and Blogging

May 17, 2011 SSC Graduate Studies, Main Campus, Sorsogon City

SSC Graduate Studies, Main Campus Michael Angelo D. Brogada

10. BUCS Enhancement Seminar 2010 June 7-11, 2010 BUCS Auditorium & Casa

Basilisa, Guinobatan, Albay BUCS

Laarni D. PanchoLany L. Maceda

Rommel Evan J. PajeChristian Y. Sy

Jennifer L. LlovidoNoli B. Lucila Jr.

Ryan A. RodriguezJayvee Christopher N. Vibar

11. Computer Literacy Program March 24, 2010 Bicol university, Legazpi City Bicol University Benedicto B. Balilo, Jr.

12. 2010 Work and Financial Planning Workshop March 22-23, 2010 Bicol University, Legazpi City Bicol University Jennifer L. Llovido

13. Training in Consumer Electronics Mobile Phone Repairing

August 1-16, 2010 Sto. Domingo, Albay Sto. Domingo – LGU Franklin M. Miranda

14. Computer Literacy Training Program for the Non-Teaching Employees of Bicol University

June 26, 2010 Legazpi City BU, Human Resource Management Office

Lany L. MacedaJennifer L. Llovido

15. 2009 BUCS Enhancement Activities June 8-9, 2009 BUCS, Legazpi City Bicol University College of Science Lany L. Maceda

Ryan A. Rodriguez16. Search Engine Marketing

Conference February 5-6, 2009 AUL-DOST, Globe, DTI Franklin M. Miranda

17. Orientation Seminar for the Newly Hired Employees of the Bicol University

November 17-18, 2009 BUCS Auditorium, Legazpi City BU Human Resource Management Office Christian Y. Sy

18. Computer Literacy Training Program for the Non-Teaching Employee

April 1, 2009 Bicol University, Legazpi City BU, Human Resource Management Office Lany L. Maceda



1.7 Description of Research Monitoring and Evaluation (MORD)

No research undertaking shall be implemented without a duly approved research proposal which incorporates the comments and suggestions of the appropriate evalution committee.

Prior to implementing an approved research proposal, the faculty will be issued an appointment by the Office of the President, duly endorsed by the Dean/Director of his/her mother unit, and the BURDC Director, through the Vice President of Academic Affair’s Office. The appointment shall stipulate the WEC or honorarium of the researcher, his/her duties and responsibilities, and the duration based on the approved work plan. A Terms of Reference (TOR) shall be issued together with the Appointment specifying the responsibilities of the researcher and the university.

During implementation, researchers of institutionally- and externally-funded reseaches are:

a. required to submit Quarterly R&D Monitoring and Evaluation Form (BU R&D Form No. 3), Progress/Accomplishment Report ((BU R&D Form No. 4), Year-End R&D Accomplishment Report (BU R&D Form No. 7), and Terminal Report (BU R&D Form No. 6) for completed researches

b. required to present their accomplishment in Project Leader’s Meeting held every quarter to assess whether objectives have been met and determine gaps and problems which need to be answered

In-House Reviews are conducted at the college level as a preliminary venue for the critiquing and screening of completed and on-going research undertakings before presentation at the University In-House Review.

All research undertakings either, completed or on-going, are presented in the In-House Reviews and other similar fora for further enhancements and dissemination.

1.8 Utilization of research results/outputs (e.g. for instructional development, emhancement of instructional processes, technology transfer, etc.)

Title of Research Nature of Utilization Brief DescriptionBUCaptive Portal System Implementation of the software

project by Bicol UniversityThe usefullness, effectiveness and efficiency of the BU Captive Portal Project made BU adopt such system.

BUCS Payroll System Automated Payroll Information System for BUCS

Automatically computes the gross pay, deductions and net pay; automatically generate the payroll register, payroll voucher; allow an instant generation of monthly payroll reports.

eBUCMS: Bicol University’s Web 2.0 Web Content Management System

Improving Bicol University management processes

A Content Management System embedded in the BU Website; A software of two major modules – Website administration and System Management.

e-BU: Document Tracking and Management System, Personnel Management Information System, and Integrated Library System(Currently on client-test)

Improving Bicol University management processes

Automation of Bicol University transaction processes on Document Tracking, Personnel Information System and Integrated Library



Management System. Development of LGU Juban Sorsogon Official Website

An information dissemination tool.

The website is an online information system that will provide relevant and up-to-date information about Juban’s thrusts, programs, projects and activities to the Jubanons and community as a whole.

Development of LGU Barcelona Sorsogon Official Website

Enhancement of LGU services The web portal intends to provide relevant and significant information to the community especially to the people of Barcelona. It includes news, pictures and updates about projects and activities of the LGU.

1.9 Description of the mechanism adopted to protect IPR and observance of research ethics among faculty and student researches

a. Mechanism adopted to protect IPR

Bicol University has established the Intellectual Property Rights Unit–Innovation and Technology Support Office (IPRU–ITSO) as one unit under the Bicol University Research and Development Center (BURDC)

The general objective of the IPRU-ITSO is to protect the different IP’s of the faculty and students of Bicol University. The specific objectives are to:

a. serve as patent search facility and library for patent information;b. provide skills training in patent searching;c. provide patent search services;d. organize community of patent information user;e. provide general information on patent and patenting;f. provide skills training in patent drafting and prosecution;g. provide patent drafting and prosecution services;h. organize a community of experts to participate in patent examination;i. provide IP audit and evaluation services;j. provide licensing support;k. provide advice on IP management and commercialization strategies; and l. be a depository of patent-related documents, papers and statistics.

b. Observance of research ethics among faculty

Researches of faculty undergo a screening process to guarantee its integrity. Research proposals must be presented to the University Research and Evaluation Committee (UREC) for evaluation and endorsement to the Director for Research. The Director for Research recommends the research proposals for approval of the University President. On-going and Completed researches are presented in the in-house review for evaluation. Outstanding completed researches are recommended for presentation during the Regional Symposium on Research and Development.

An implementing rules and regulation for the IP policy and the IP Management System of researches in Bicol University was crafted by BURDC was endorsed by the Administrative Council for approval of the BOR.

BURDC also crafted and presented to the Administrative Council the Policy and Guidelines for Authorship of Papers for Presentation and Publication. The Administrative



Council encourage the BURDC Director to present it to the Academic Council before its endorsement to BOR.

The setting up of the University R&D Ethics committee is a priority activity for the year 2014. Several University faculty and personnel were in attendance to a number of Ethics orientation and training-workshops given by the Philippine Health Research Ethics Board (PHREB) as capability enhancements in preparation to the crafting of the University Research Ethics policies and guidelines.

D. Publication and Dissemination.

1. Description of the modes of dissemination of research results/ outputs (Publication, Paper Presentation, Forum, etc)

Results of completed researches undertaken by faculty members are presented in the annual In-House Review sponsored by the Bicol University Research and Development Center. Selected thesis of the students are also presented in the Students’ Research Forum

Researchers are also encouraged to publish the results of their researches in journals and other publications. The BicolUniversity publishes all completed researches conducted by the BU faculty/personnel and students in its official publication known as the BU R&D Journal, which has a yearly issuance.

BU faculty researchers also find means of disseminating the results of their researches when they are invited to act as resource speakers in seminars, trainings, symposia or conferences attended by various sectors: students, farmers, agricultural technicians/ technologists, teachers/ professors, stakeholders and other clienteles.



2. Published research

Research Title Researchers Journal ISSN Volume/ Issue No.

Date PublisherExtent of

Circulation (Int’l, Nat’l,Loc)

BUCaptive Portal System Felix R. Penetrante

http://www.bicol-u.edu.ph/

February 2012

Local

BUCS Payroll System Jayvee Christopher Vibar

January 2010

Local

eBUCMS Laarni Desengano

http://www.bicol-u.edu.ph

March 2010

Global


Michael Angelo D. Brogada

http://www.lgujuban.com

January 2011

Global

Development of LGU Barcelona Sorsogon Official Website

Michael Angelo D. Brogada

http://www.barcelonasorsogon.ph

September 2012

Global





3. Description of administrative support in research-related undertaking.

In addition to their regular functions, they are designated as Project Support Staff of the project being implemented by the College. If an externally-funded research is being implemented, they are given renumeration.

4. Research results disseminated in fora, conferences, symposia, etc

Presentor Title of ResearchActivity/Event

Where Presented

Date and Place

1. Felix R. Penetrante

Albay Gulf Sea Grass Habitat Mapping

BUCaptive Portal System

2011 BU Research Clearing House

Deployment of BU Captive Portal

BU August 29-31, 2012

February 2012, BU Main Campus, Legazpi City

2. Pancho, Laarni D.

eBUCMS: Bicol University’s Web 2.0 Web Content Management System

Deployment of BUCMS

BU Main Campus, Legazpi City

3. Maceda, Lany L.Llovido, Jennifer L.

e-BU: Document Tracking and Management System, Personnel Management Information System, and Integrated Library System

Office of the President, VPA, HRMO, Main Library

BU, April 27, 2012

E. Extent of compliance with the Team Recommendations made in the last survey visit.

FIRST SURVEY RECOMMENDATIONS

ACTION TAKEN (COMPLIANCE)

PERCENTAGE OF COMPLIANCE

EVIDENCE OF COMPLIANCE

The CS is encouraged to have a college and department research manual and journal.

The CS/IT Department developed its own research manual patterned to TPITE guidelines.

100% CSIT Research Manual

TPITE Guidelines on ITE Research and Capstone Projects

CS should have a clear research focus that is in congruence with the research thrust of the institution, the region and the nation.

Faculty and students research projects are aligned to the institution research agenda.

100% List of Faculty research projects

List of students theses and capstone projects.

Motivate faculty and students to present their researches in for a, seminars and conferences and publish such works preferably in refereed national and international journals.

Numerous CSIT faculty members projects and researches were accepted and deployed to its clienteles. These projects are currently being utilized, thus the papers need not be presented and disseminated. There is an annual conference where students present

80% Certificate of Deployment and Acceptance

Presentation and Conference Program Activities

List of Paper Presentation Winners



their research works. Most CS/IT researches garner best paper awards.

The BU-iLib: Bicol University Integrated Library System research project has been endorsed for publication.

Copy of BU-iLib Research Paper written in publishable form

Provide and incentive mechanism that will motivate all faculty of the department to conduct and publish research

Resolutions regarding faculty researchers incentives where formulated by the university which includes Work Equivalent (WEC),Honorarium, Cash Incentives, Travel Incentives for Paper Presentation abroad, Publication Incentives and Insurance of Researchers.

100% Manual of Operations for Research, BURDC, 2009

BU BOR Resolutions

20. Summary of the findings and recommendations of the self-survey:

A. STRENGTHS

1. The Research and Development agenda of the university and the college are aligned with the institutional, regional and national priorities.

2. Government agency representatives of DOST, CHED and NEDA are directly involved in the formulation of the R & D Agenda. Faculty and students research projects are in consonance with the R & D agenda of the Institution.

3. The University/College is equipped with state-of-art hardware and software amenities that are used by faculty and students in their research works.

4. The University and the College of Science allocate funds for faculty research enhancement such as attendance to research retooling/upgrading especially new research methodologies duly approved and ready for implementation for R & D projects.

5. Most faculty research projects are directly utilized by its target clientele/end-users.

B. AREAS NEEDING IMPROVEMENT

1. There is a need to encourage the conduct of collaborative and interdisiplinary research activities.

2. Research outputs are seldom not published in refereed journals; because, they are oftentimes accepted and deployed to its clients.



C. RECOMMENDATIONS

1. More faculty members are encouraged to prepare and submit proposals for approval most specially team/interdisiplinary type of R & D projects/programs.

2. Faculty members are encourage to present papers in national and international fora and gain avenue for publication of the research outputs.

Prepared by:

MICHAEL ANGELO D. BROGADAChair, AREA V: ResearchBS IT Program

IDA FRANCIA H. REVALECo-Chair, AREA V: Research

Noted by:

LUCY P. ESTIOKO, PhDDean – College of Science


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