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To All BSIT graduating students(Second Sem 2019-2020)
What: Please be reminded that there will be a RECRUITMENT activities/qualifying exam to be conducted by Advanced World Systems, INC
When: February 7, 2020 (Friday)
Time:8:15am
Where: MMR 530ABC
List of requirements:
. completed applicant's ...
Please be informed that the Midterm Assessment Slips are now available for claiming @ CCS Dean's Office.
Attention!
Mr. Junmar Tago- please report to Registrar's office- Window 2/CCS office, as soon as possible.
Thank you.
To all CCS students
Midterm Exam schedule: January 16-17, 2020(Thursday and Friday)
Please be advised to settle your account before the examination, to avoid congestion at the Cashier's Area.
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This course deals with the importance of technical writing and its similarities and differences with other types of writing. Emphasis is on planning, preparing and creating documents; and collecting, evaluating and documenting sources of information. Topics include technical research; writing process; brief correspondence; document design and graphics; writing for the web; professional branding; employment communication; and presentations.
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