Junior Philippine Computer Society - AICS Chapter

31/08/2026

Submission of entries is extended until September 7, 2026, due to class suspensions brought about by the inclement weather.

LIKHA: Is a Buwan ng Wika Development Jam, a section-based software development activity organized by the Junior Philippine Computer Society (JPCS) to celebrate Buwan ng Wika.

A. Objectives

The event aims to:

• Celebrate Filipino culture through technology and software development.
• Encourage students to creatively explore Filipino language, history, traditions, heritage, and identity.
• Develop students' programming, problem-solving, collaboration, and practical software development skills.
• Encourage collaboration and meaningful participation within each section.
• Give students the freedom to explore different technologies and development approaches.
• Promote healthy competition and creativity among computer science sections.
• Provide students with practical projects that may contribute to their portfolios.

B. Mechanics:

1. All sections under the Computer Science Department are eligible to participate.
2. Each section may submit one (1) project.
3. The submitted project must be substantially related to Filipino culture, language, history, traditions, heritage, or identity.
4. Sections are free to choose their project's format, such as a website, mobile application, game, desktop application, or other software.
5. Participants may use any programming language, framework, library, or development tool.
6. The use of AI-assisted development tools is permitted.
7. Development will be conducted at home.
8. Each section must submit its project/source code and a video presentation with a maximum length of 20 minutes through the designated online submission platform.
9. The video must demonstrate the project and explain its implementation, including the technologies and important technical decisions used.
10. Participants should be able to explain the purpose, functionality, and general implementation of their submitted project during the video presentation.

27/08/2026

Cheers to Our New Student Leaders!
Congratulations to our BS Student Leaders who have officially taken their oath to serve and lead! 🎓💙
May you continue to lead with purpose, serve with passion, and inspire with action. Your journey as student leaders begins today—make it count! 💪
Congratulations and best wishes on your leadership journey! 🎉

27/08/2026

Introducing our new set of officers for SY 2026-2027! Congratulations!

25/02/2026

Warmest birthday greetings to our esteemed School President, Mr. Anthony S. Asis, your leadership, dedication, and vision continue to inspire our entire community.

May this year bring you renewed strength, boundless joy, and continued success in all your endeavors.

Enjoy your special day! 🎉🎂

12/02/2026

All is fair in love this Valentine season, with JPCS-AICS Chapter’s officers and members in the wedding and photo booths they set-up. Share the 💓❤️‍🩹💟💝! Solid!

19/11/2025

AI Unlocked 2025 is a two-day webinar series scheduled on November 21 and 28, 2025 @ 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM via MS Teams Video Conferencing, focusing on AI in Education, Quantum Computing, Smart Design, and Prompt Engineering with the theme, "Empowering the Next Generation of Innovators in Computing and Creativity."

The event aims to equip Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Entrepreneurship students with emerging knowledge and practical skills in Artificial Intelligence, Prompt Engineering, AI-assisted Design, and Quantum Computing, preparing them to become adaptive, innovative, and future-ready professionals in the digital era.

By the end of the webinar, participants should be able to:

1. Understand the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence in education — how AI tools and systems can enhance teaching, learning, and content creation.

2. Develop foundational skills in Prompt Engineering by learning how to design effective and ethical prompts for AI models such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and other generative systems.

3. Explore AI-powered design applications like Canva to create engaging educational materials, visual content, and professional outputs efficiently.

4. Gain introductory knowledge of Quantum Computing concepts and their potential impact on computer science, engineering, and artificial intelligence.

5. Recognize the interconnections between AI, creativity, and advanced computation — understanding how these technologies can work together in real-world applications.

6. Encourage critical and ethical awareness of using AI tools and emerging technologies responsibly in both academic and professional contexts.

7. Foster innovation and collaboration among students and educators, promoting a culture of continuous learning and digital transformation within the institution.

The Guest Speakers:

1. Dr. Jerum B. Dasalla - Doctor in Information Technology graduate from AMA, full-time Professor from the National Aviation Academy of the Philippines (formerly known as Philippine State College of Aviation), teaching IT-related courses under the College of Computer Studies.

2. Prof. Eleonor T. Rodriguez, MIT - A full-time Professor from the Asian Institute of Computer Studies, Commonwealth campus, teaching Engineering and IT-related courses, and formerly from the industry.

3. Adelan P. Sistoso, EDPSE, LPT, MAED - A full-time Professor from the Quezon City University, teaching IT-related courses under the College of Computer Studies.

4. Dr. Manuel Luis C. Delos Santos - The Dean of the Science, Engineering, and Business Programs, concurrently the Research Director of the Asian Institute of Computer Studies, Commonwealth Campus, Quezon City.

The event was approved by the management and organized by the officers and members of the Junior Philippine Computer Society - Asian Institute of Computer Studies Bicutan and Commonwealth Chapters.

06/11/2025

Research Colloquium I 2025.
Beyond Coding: Collaborative Research Toward Transformative Computing.
November 5-6, 2025 @ AICS Bicutan and Commonwealth campuses.

A platform for undergraduate researchers in Computer Science and Computer Engineering to present, share, and collaborate on innovative research that advances the field of computing beyond traditional programming, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and transformative technological impact.

The two-days event aims to:

1. Promote collaborative research among students, faculty, and industry partners to address real-world computing challenges through innovative and ethical solutions.

2. Highlight emerging trends and technologies in Artificial Intelligence, data science, computing algorithms, and digital innovation that shape the future of computing.

3. Encourage interdisciplinary integration by showcasing research that bridges computing with other domains such as education and business environment.

4. Develop critical and analytical thinking by engaging students in discussions, critiques, and peer evaluations of current research outputs.

5. Foster a culture of innovation and continuous learning that inspires students to pursue transformative projects with societal and global impact.

6. Build research communication skills by providing students with opportunities to present their findings effectively in academic and professional settings.

(Bicutan Campus - 11-05-2025)

30/10/2025