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📢 [THE CODE IS SET: INTRODUCING YOUR NEW CCS SSG OFFICERS!] 💻🔥Hey, CCS! 👋A new semester brings new algorithms, bigger pr...
24/09/2026

📢 [THE CODE IS SET: INTRODUCING YOUR NEW CCS SSG OFFICERS!] 💻🔥

Hey, CCS! 👋

A new semester brings new algorithms, bigger projects, and a brand-new team ready to lead our department to greater heights!

We are officially presenting the dedicated student leaders of the College of Computer Studies Supreme Student Government!

From steering major departmental projects to ensuring that every single mayor represents the unique voice of their blocks, this team is locked in to serve, support, and elevate every TMCian in Computer Studies.

Check out the official pubmats attached bellow to meet your officers! 📲📸

🌐 CCS OFFICERS
🔹 Governor: Donesa Mendez
🔹 Vice Governor: Lorvincent Arambala
🔹 Secretary: Ariel Asas
🔹 Treasurer: Jenalee Bullanday
🔹 Auditor: Johnny Hene
🔹 Press Officer: John Bernard Berou
🔹 Property Custodian: Lidaelyn Sausa
🔹 1st Year Representative: Jessica Ayuban
🔹 2nd Year Representative: Christian John Cutamora
🔹 3rd Year Representative: Charelle Aniñon
🔹 4th Year Representative: Ann Colett Gumapac

(Class Mayors are featured in the attached publication materials!)

Great leadership starts with active connection. Drop a comment bellow to show your support, tag your class mayors below, and let’s make this academic year one for the books!

📣 CALLING ALL TMC-BSIT STUDENTS!Do you want to develop your skills in computer hardware servicing and explore emerging t...
18/09/2026

📣 CALLING ALL TMC-BSIT STUDENTS!
Do you want to develop your skills in computer hardware servicing and explore emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT)?

Join the Technology and Innovation Society (TIS) – Hardware and Emerging Technology Division!
📅 Membership Screening: September 22, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
📍 Venue: CCS Office, TMC Expansion Building

The screening will focus on:
🔧 Computer assembly and disassembly
🛠️ Hardware installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting
💡 Basic Artificial Intelligence concepts and applications
🌐 Internet of Things devices and applications
🎤 Interview and practical attitude assessment

This is open to currently enrolled BSIT students of Trinidad Municipal College who are interested, willing to learn, and committed to participating in the division’s activities and training programs.

✅ Register now!
📱 Scan the QR code attached to the infographic or register through the Google Form:🔗https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc9h4Igv7DLT35qz_c25ibdy20UtB-LZS6O9t83Kjz11e5VjQ/viewform

Be part of TIS and turn your interest in technology into practical skills!
LEARN | CONNECT | BUILD






CCS Participates in DAGYAW – Open Government Partnership Town Hall MeetingThe Trinidad Municipal College – College of Co...
17/09/2026

CCS Participates in DAGYAW – Open Government Partnership Town Hall Meeting

The Trinidad Municipal College – College of Computer Studies (TMC-CCS), headed by Dean Sir Clark Kevin V. Villamor, together with TMC President Dr. Julie T. Maestrado, who also participated in the activity, the Technology and Innovation Society (TIS) Advisers, and selected TIS Members, actively participated in the DAGYAW – Open Government Partnership Town Hall Meeting held on September 17, 2026, at the Trinidad Cultural Center.

Organized by the Local Government Unit of Trinidad, in coordination with DILG Bohol and Region 7, the town hall meeting served as a platform for government representatives, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), student leaders, faculty members, and community stakeholders to engage in meaningful discussions on transparency, accountability, responsive governance, and citizen participation.

Among the initiatives highlighted during the event was the Government–Academe Bridging for Accountable and Participatory Governance, particularly the initiative on Digital Inclusion through Digital Literacy Programs. The initiative emphasizes the importance of collaboration between the LGU and the academe in equipping citizens with relevant digital knowledge and skills.

As an academic community committed to technology and innovation, CCS and TIS recognize the value of collaboration and community engagement in advancing digital inclusion and responsive governance. Through meaningful partnerships with the LGU and community stakeholders, CCS continues to support initiatives that contribute to a more digitally empowered and inclusive community.

The College of Computer Studies acknowledges and appreciates the participation of Municipal Mayor Atty. Roberto C. Cajes, Ph.D.; Municipal Administrator Averil Brian S. Tinio; Municipal Vice Mayor Joan Robie Cajes Imboy; MLGOO Atty. Rhoel Tumarao; the Sangguniang Bayan Members; DILG Bohol and Region 7 representatives; CSO leaders; student leaders; TMC faculty and stakeholders; College Administrator Ma’am Judith Del Rosario Cajes; and the LGU Trinidad Department Heads.

📸 Photo Credits: Local Government Unit of Trinidad









🎬✨ CALLING ALL CREATIVES! ✨🎨Are you passionate about multimedia, video production, graphic design, photo editing, or con...
15/09/2026

🎬✨ CALLING ALL CREATIVES! ✨🎨
Are you passionate about multimedia, video production, graphic design, photo editing, or content creation? This is your chance to be part of the TIS Multimedia and Content Division! 🔥
We are now conducting Membership Screening for School Year 2026–2027!
📌 Who may apply?
Currently enrolled TMC BSIT students interested in multimedia and content creation. Beginners are welcome! All you need is the willingness to learn, create, and participate. 💻📸🎥
🎯 Screening Components:
• Portfolio / Sample Works
• Practical Skill Test

📅 Thursday, September 17, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 TMC Expansion Building – CCS Office

📝 HOW TO APPLY:
👉 Scan the QR Code on the poster OR
👉 Fill out the Google Form:
🔗https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSem4YPKTd9--FkwVKp8e3hXYmPufBv9fEWyye1kdSAlTaB9pw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=115813192993011574624

CAPTURE. EDIT. CREATE. INSPIRE. 🚀🔥








JUST IN | DAY 2 | Research-Based Digital Literacy TrainingThe College of Computer Studies (CCS) successfully concluded t...
11/09/2026

JUST IN | DAY 2 | Research-Based Digital Literacy Training

The College of Computer Studies (CCS) successfully concluded the two-day Research-Based Digital Literacy Training for Barangay Secretaries and Treasurers as part of its Community Extension Service.

The activity strengthened participants’ digital skills for efficient administration, secure information management, and responsive public service delivery.

The program concluded with Closing Remarks from Mr. Misael Salisid, Community Extension Program Coordinator.

The CCS sincerely thanks all Barangay Secretaries and Treasurers for their active participation and commitment throughout the two-day training.






🏆OFFICIAL PLAYERS & PARTICIPANTS | COLLEGE DAYS 2026 🏆‎‎The wait is over! 🎉‎‎We are proud to present the Official List o...
11/09/2026

🏆OFFICIAL PLAYERS & PARTICIPANTS | COLLEGE DAYS 2026 🏆
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‎The wait is over! 🎉
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‎We are proud to present the Official List of Players and Participants who will represent the College of Computer Studies (CCS) in the upcoming College Days 2026.
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‎To all our delegates, may this event be an opportunity to showcase your talents, sportsmanship, teamwork, and school pride. Wear our colors with honor and give your best in every competition.
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‎Let us unite as one CCS family and support our players and participants throughout this exciting celebration.
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‎💛❤️ Padayon, CCS!
‎🔥 One Team. One Goal. One CCS.
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JUST IN | DAY 1 | Research-Based Digital Literacy Training for Barangay Secretaries and TreasurersThe College of Compute...
10/09/2026

JUST IN | DAY 1 | Research-Based Digital Literacy Training for Barangay Secretaries and Treasurers

The College of Computer Studies (CCS) officially commenced the Research-Based Digital Literacy Training for Barangay Secretaries and Treasurers as part of its Community Extension Service. The program is designed to address identified digital literacy needs and enhance the participants’ competencies in using technology for efficient administrative processes and effective public service delivery.

The activity formally opened with a Welcome Address delivered by Sir Clark Kevin Villamor, Dean of the College of Computer Studies. A Message was also delivered by Dr. Ariel C. Rosales , Research Director representing Dr. Julie T. Maestrado, College President , emphasizing the institution’s commitment to empowering partner communities through relevant, research-informed knowledge and skills.

For Day 1, participants were equipped with essential digital competencies through sessions on:

💻 Basic Computer Operations
📄 Office Productivity Tools – MS Word/Google Docs
📊 MS Excel/Google Sheets
💬 Digital Communication and Collaboration

Through these hands-on and practical sessions, the training aims to strengthen the capacity of barangay personnel to utilize digital tools in their day-to-day administrative responsibilities and service to the community.

As a research-based community extension initiative, the program reflects the College of Computer Studies’ commitment to translating research and identified community needs into meaningful interventions that promote digital inclusion, capacity building, community empowerment, and responsive public service.









READY TO TAKE YOUR CODING SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL? 💻Your next challenge starts here.The TIS Programming Division is off...
08/09/2026

READY TO TAKE YOUR CODING SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL? 💻

Your next challenge starts here.
The TIS Programming Division is officially opening its Membership Screening for School Year 2026–2027!

Whether you’re already confident with code or still building your programming skills, this is your chance to learn, challenge yourself, and be part of a community that turns ideas into solutions.

💡 Programming Fundamentals & Logic Assessment
💻 Coding / Practical Challenge
🎯 Applicant Interview

📅 September 9, 2026 (Wednesday)
⏰ 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
🏨 Venue : Comlab 01 TMC- Expansion Building

We’re not just looking for students who can code.
We’re looking for students who are curious, committed, willing to learn, and ready to build.

Think you have what it takes?
Step up. Take the challenge. Show us what you can create. 🔥

📌 Check the poster for the complete screening details and registration QR code.

CODE. CREATE. INNOVATE.






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