wew.. ahaha kapoy pero sge nalang. lingaw man pod.

[redhot777]

nabi lang. hekhekhek

its been awhile that i haven't logged in to istorya.. wew.. skul works and stuffs.. makes me want to sleep all day. ahahaha! kumusta istoryans? ^_^

katawa ko sa amo teacher.. naa siya gipa research nako. the history about the evolution of computer engineers here in the Philippines. . .

sge kog google wala man gyud koy makit.an.. hayz.. kapoya skwela oi. maypa dritso work..

or

maypa diritso nalang sa major subjects kay sa mag agi2x pag mga minor subjects nga dili ma apply nimo sa imo pag work. . . kapoya skwela oi. pero necessary..

but anyways. wala man ko ma buhat kay i also want to have a good future. so study nalang..
( murag gi sugo sa mama og pa hugas og plato pero dili ka balibad ) hhahha

if naa mo idea about sa ako gi research pls share pod

[crysyani]

CompE started with EE

search lang una sa EE branch rana niya ang CompE

back then there was no EcE and CompE

basic programming was

ladder programming

mostly relays and coils ra gamit ani!

not software bound but hardware bound

[horhe1286]

....right jud...

[redhot777]

CompE started with EE

search lang una sa EE branch rana niya ang CompE

back then there was no EcE and CompE

asa na dpit i search crys?

[crysyani]

asa na dpit i search crys?

ngek!!!

spoon feed sad ay! w8 search sad ko

It was in 1986, when the department started to offer a course on Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSComE). Consequently, the department changed its name to EE/ECE/ComE Department. Because of the department’s huge population accounting to at least 60% of the engineering students’ total population and for better management of its programs, the then Dean of the College of Engineering, the late Pedrito Uy, saw the necessity of splitting the department into two. Thus, in 1997, the EE/ECE/ComE department reverted back to being the EE/ECE department and a separate Computer Engineering (ComE) department was established with Engr. Alberto S. Bañacia and Engr. Josephine Borja-Pinote as chairs, respectively.

-USC

[redhot777]

ngek!!!

spoon feed sad ay! w8 search sad ko

ahaha.. kaloy.i akong kalag. hekhekhek. joke. bitaw oip. just a brief history raman pod. ako pod gani sge ko og google ron. . ok raman ta if history about engineers pero naa man guy " here in philippines".. ge lang ngita pa pod ko answer. hehe thanks

[redhot777]

ngek!!!

spoon feed sad ay! w8 search sad ko

It was in 1986, when the department started to offer a course on Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSComE). Consequently, the department changed its name to EE/ECE/ComE Department. Because of the department’s huge population accounting to at least 60% of the engineering students’ total population and for better management of its programs, the then Dean of the College of Engineering, the late Pedrito Uy, saw the necessity of splitting the department into two. Thus, in 1997, the EE/ECE/ComE department reverted back to being the EE/ECE department and a separate Computer Engineering (ComE) department was established with Engr. Alberto S. Bañacia and Engr. Josephine Borja-Pinote as chairs, respectively.

-USC

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! thank you kaau ani.. busog nako ani. hehe.. btw, asa diay ka dapit nag search ani crys? lamatz gyud kaau.

[crysyani]

lols!

website sa school oi! hahaha

[redhot777]

@crys

lol.. ahaha mao diay ^_^.. murag kinahanglan na gyud nig pahuway akong utok da. lamat kaau crys. hehe asa ka dapit sa usc? main or tc?

[crysyani]

Engr. nko EcE