SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT
Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management (BSHM)
Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BSTM)
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Majors: Marketing Management, Financial Management, Human Resource Development Management
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Bachelor of Arts in English Language, Psychology, Political Science
SCHOOL OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Bachelor of Science in Criminology
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Bachelor of Secondary Education
Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies
Bachelor of Elementary Education (General Education)
Bachelor of Physical Education
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS)
The PPDoc Security Systems: Personnel, Physical & Document/Information Security by Christian G. Domingo, et.al.
The book highlights the three core pillars of security—personnel, physical, and document (information)—and how they integrate to safeguard people, assets, and data from diverse threats.
Introduction to Criminology by Tomas L. Cabrillas, et.al.
Designed to provide a foundational understanding of criminology, particularly within the Philippine context, this book covers key concepts, theories, and practical applications. It aligns with the CMO5 series of 2018 and the Criminology Licensure Examination Table of Specification, and is structured into six chapters, each exploring different facets of criminology.
Bank Security Management by Miller F. Peckley
This book focuses on essential security measures for banks and their employees to prevent and manage potential threats. It covers topics relevant to bank security awareness and the shared responsibility of employees in maintaining a secure environment."
Questioned Documents Examination: An Instructional Materials for Criminology Students with Laboratory Manual by Richard T. Camara
The book provides an overview of the history and examination of questioned documents, including the evolution of paper, handwriting analysis, and the legal aspects of document examination. Furthermore, it outlines various technical terms and methodologies used in the analysis of questioned documents.
Introduction to Industrial Security Concepts by Dempsey O. Depayso
This book provides an overview of key industrial security concepts, including definitions of assets, risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. It also discusses various safety and security theories such as risk, crisis, and causality. Furthermore, it categorizes security into physical, personnel, document, and several specialized forms like industrial, bank, and operational security. Finally, it briefly outlines the history and evolution of security practices from ancient times in both general and Philippine contexts.
Understanding Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law by Jacinto M. Dela Cruz, Jr., et.al.
The book focuses on the intersection of human rights law and humanitarian law, particularly in the context of armed conflict. It likely explores how these two legal frameworks interact, their common goals, and how they complement each other in situations like armed conflict or occupation. The book also delves into the historical development of both fields of law and their practical application."
Business Mathematics: A Practical Approach by Winston S. Sirug
Designed for business students, this book prioritizes the practical application of mathematical concepts. It employs the PUPP Model (Plan, Understand, Perform, Present) to provide students with a systematic problem-solving approach. This edition enhances learning by integrating relevant algebraic symbols, the Texas Instruments BAII+ calculator, and real-world applications in its examples and case studies. Additionally, it offers structured exercises, annotated formulas, and applications pertinent to accounting, finance, management, marketing, and business information systems.
The Revised Penal Code Book II: Specific Crimes and Their Elements by Victor T. Tulalian
This book comprehensively covers criminal offenses as defined in Book II of the Philippine Revised Penal Code, detailing their elements and prescribed penalties."
Comparative Models of Policing: A Textbook for the 21st Century for Criminology and Criminal Justice by Warren Galas Moyao
The book focuses on understanding the origins, nature, and development of police systems across various contexts, particularly concerning community behavior and government direction. It emphasizes community-based law enforcement and the importance of stakeholder partnerships.
Gender and Society: We Are All Equal by Adelene Maghinay Florendo, et.al.
This book examines the social, cultural, and psychological dimensions of gender. It explores the societal construction of gender roles, norms, and behaviors, and their profound influence on individuals' lives and opportunities. The course seeks to enhance understanding of gender inequality and gender mainstreaming, along with other related concepts.
Fingerprint: Uniqueness and Persistency of Friction Ridge Skin Volume I by Jury G. Rocamora
This book emphasizes the unique and persistent nature of friction ridge skin patterns used for individual identification. It delves into the anatomy, development, and permanence of these patterns, along with their application in forensic science.
Industrial Security Management: A Textbook for Criminology and Security by Manwong I. Domingo, et.al.
This book provides an overview of key industrial security concepts, including definitions of assets, risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. It also discusses various safety and security theories such as risk, crisis, and causality. Furthermore, it categorizes security into physical, personnel, and document forms, alongside specialized areas like industrial, bank, and operational security. Finally, it briefly outlines the history and evolution of security practices from ancient times in both general and Philippine contexts.
Introduction to Philippine Criminal Justice System by Brian B. Guerrero
This book describes a multi-pillar structure for maintaining law and order by addressing crime. It involves five key components: Law Enforcement, Prosecution, Courts, Corrections, and the Community, each playing a vital role in the process. This system aims to protect society, prevent crime, and rehabilitate offenders through an integrated approach.
Character Formation 1: Nationalism and Patriotism by Nicholas S. Caballero, et.al.
The book explores character development, particularly focusing on nationalism and patriotism. It delves into how character is formed through influences like parental guidance, home environment, school, and culture. The work also distinguishes between nationalism and patriotism, explaining their different expressions of love and loyalty towards one's nation and country, respectively
Police Organization and Administration: Inter Agency Approach by Fernando B. Padduyao
The book covers organizational structure, administrative functions, management principles, and the evolution of policing systems. It also delves into specific areas such as police supervision, personnel management, and the use of technology in law enforcement
Forensic Document Examination: A Handbook for Criminology Faculty and Students with Laboratory and Mock Board Exercises by Christian G. Domingo, et.al.
This book covers forensic document examination, a specialized field in forensic science that analyzes documents to determine their authenticity and origin. This field helps investigators and legal professionals assess documents—including handwriting, signatures, and other markings—involved in criminal or civil cases, ultimately determining if a document is forged, altered, or fabricated.
Fundamentals of Criminal Law: Revised Penal Code Book 1 by Renato M. Abastillas, et.al.
The book refers to the study of the Philippine legal framework for criminal acts, specifically focusing on the Revised Penal Code. It also delves into related laws and jurisprudence, offering a comprehensive overview of criminal law principles and their practical application
Forensic Photography by Filibert Patrick F. Tad-awan
This book focuses on the application of photography in criminal investigations. It covers the meticulous documentation of crime scenes and evidence, utilizing various techniques to capture details often invisible to the naked eye, including those in the infrared and ultraviolet spectrum. Tad-awan's work emphasizes photography's importance in preserving evidence for legal proceedings and providing a permanent record of investigations.
Business Principles and Merchandising Accounting by Edward D. Mercado, et.al.
Contemporary Trends in Public Administration: Theory, Practice and Case Studies by Marmelo V. Abante, et.al.
- Contemporary Trends in Public Administration: Theory, Practice and Case Studies is specifically tailored for graduate students and professionals in the field of administration. This book offers a comprehensive examination of the latest developments, challenges, and best practices shaping global governance and public administration.
E-Governance for development Administration by Marmelo V. Abante, et.al.
- E‑Governance for Development Administration offers graduate-level readers a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of e‑governance and development administration. Designed for those pursuing advanced studies, it addresses the level of understanding expected in graduate school. In today’s era—marked by rapid technological progress and growing digitalization—the integration of technology into governance has become profoundly significant. The primary objective of this work is to explore how e‑governance can drive the advancement of development administration, enhancing both effectiveness and efficiency.
Politics and Governance with Philippine Constitution by Remedios A. Sanchez, et.al.
- Politics and governance constitute a dynamic and ever-evolving field that underpins societies and nations. This textbook has been carefully crafted as a comprehensive guide for college-level students, aligning with the standards established by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). It delivers a rich and enlightening exploration of the complexities involved in politics and governance, offering readers a nuanced understanding of the systems that structure their lives.
Advanced Human Resource Management: for PRIVATE and Government Institutions by Marmelo V. Abante, et.al.
- Advanced Human Resource Management: for PRIVATE and Government Institutions is a comprehensive and insightful guide crafted to serve both seasoned HR professionals and aspiring practitioners, offering a deep understanding of advanced human resource management. It covers critical areas—from strategic HR alignment and talent acquisition to employee engagement, compensation, legal compliance, and leadership development. Importantly, it also explores future-focused topics such as digital HR, artificial intelligence, and the evolving nature of work.
Advanced Managerial Economics and Public Policy by Rene Boy Bacay, et.al.
- Advanced Managerial Economics: Theory and Practice is a comprehensive guide for undergraduate and graduate students, designed to provide readers with a deep understanding of the principles, concepts, and applications of managerial economics in the contemporary corporate environment. The purpose of this book is to enhance managerial decision‑making by combining theoretical insights with practical examples and case studies to illuminate key concepts and strategies.
Public Fiscal Management, Finance and Accountability by Marmelo V. Abante, et.al.
- Advanced Public Fiscal Management, Finance and Accountability is designed for graduate students enrolled in this course. In the intricate landscape of advanced public fiscal management and accountability, the challenges and responsibilities of professionals have evolved significantly. Navigating an era marked by economic complexities, global interconnectivity, and technological advancements, a comprehensive understanding of advanced concepts becomes imperative. This textbook seeks to illuminate the nuanced dimensions of fiscal governance, providing an in-depth exploration of advanced principles, emerging trends, and ethical considerations.
Some Are Smarter Than Others by Ricardo Manapat
- In 1979, Some Are Smarter Than Others began its life as a 40-page pamphlet that slowly grew in size and influence, spreading by photocopy and by hand during the Martial Law years. Today, it remains a living, burning example of how the plain and simple truth can—and must—become the most potent, persistent, and amplifiable tool against the powerful structures of oppression.
Labor Laws and Legislation by Alden Reuben B. Luna
FORENSIC SCIENCE 1 - Forensic Photography Laboratory Manual by Tomas L. Cabrillas, et.al.
- Forensic Photography is one of the pieces of a puzzle in criminal investigation. It helps criminal investigators to find a lead in criminal cases. Sketches are insufficient to tell the truth about an incident. The different angles of the photo of the crime scene can show different tell of the tales of the crime. They are inseparable in the field of investigation. That is why it can be a key for esier nvestigation and the glimpse of justice can be seen.
FORENSIC SCIENCE 2 - Personal Identification Techniques Laboratory Manual by Tomas L. Cabrillas, et.al.
FORENSIC SCIENCE 4 - Questioned Document Examination Laboratory Manualby Tomas L. Cabrillas, et.al.
- Document encompasses a wide range of topic involving the writing source, writing medium, and type of paper. A forensic document examiner could be responsible for analyzing handwriting samples to determine forgeries, indented writing on paper, obliterations or alterations of existing writing, paper and ink sources, and autthenticity of documents.
FORENSIC SCIENCE 1 - Forensic Photography Laboratory Manual by Rey S. Lovito
- The study of lie detection techniques necessitates laboratory activities design to understand the concept and apply the procedures in conducting polygraph examination. This Laboratory Manual will guide the instructor/teacher to develop and enhance the skills of students in conducting polygraph examination by applying the knowledge from the discussion of relevant topics.
