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The College of Engineering and Technology (COET) has maintained its position as one of the top academic institutions in the nation for instruction and research in engineering and technology since its modest beginnings. In 2022, COET has stepped up its research outputs and extension initiatives as it slowly recovers from the productivity downturn brought on by the pandemic in 2020.
The College of Engineering and Technology (COET) has maintained its position as one of the top academic institutions in the nation for instruction and research in engineering and technology since its modest beginnings. In 2022, COET has stepped up its research outputs and extension initiatives as it slowly recovers from the productivity downturn brought on by the pandemic in 2020.
Figure 1: COET board exam performance for the year 2022
Curriculum and Instructions
Curriculum and Instructions
Upholding its designated roles as Centers of Development (COD) in Electrical, Metallurgical, Ceramic, Civil, and Chemical Engineering and Centers of Excellence (COE) in Electronics Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. As of the first semester, COET is home to 2922 undergraduate students and 144 graduate students across its various academic programs.
As mandated by CHED, the College has filed 10 COPC applications for the 6 BET degree programs and the 4 remaining BS degrees in environmental, mining, computer engineering, and industrial automation and mechatronics. AACUP has already made its initial visit to BS IAM and will accredit it during the current academic year.
Regarding the performance of the 2022 licensure board exam, a total of 222 out of 284 first-time takers passed their individual board exams for their course. And in August 2022, Mechanical Engineering received a 100% passing rate on the Mechanical Engineering Licensure Exam (MELE). In addition, MSU-IIT ranked 2nd top performing school for Electrical Engineering Licensure Exam in April 2022.
Figure 2: MSU-IIT got Top 2 performing school for REELE last April 2022
Research
Research
Faculty members and students at the college attended several research paper presentations in local, national, and international conferences and published a total of 44 journal articles and 39 of which were Scopus Indexed. The college also has a total of 12 Patent applications out of the research output of both internal and external funded projects. The college has 7 internally and 10 externally funded research projects respectively.
Figure 3: Field demonstration on MSU-IIT’s Shelled Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) for structural health monitoring took place at Mandulog Bridge in Hinaplanon. This project is funded by the DOST-PCIEERD.
Figure 3: Field demonstration on MSU-IIT’s Shelled Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) for structural health monitoring took place at Mandulog Bridge in Hinaplanon. This project is funded by the DOST-PCIEERD.
Figure 4: Team COEUS of MSU-IIT bagged 1st place in the 2022 NanoSat Mission Idea Contest initiated by the Philippine Space Agency. The Team is composed of the Faculty and students both graduate and undergraduate of the College.
Figure 4: Team COEUS of MSU-IIT bagged 1st place in the 2022 NanoSat Mission Idea Contest initiated by the Philippine Space Agency. The Team is composed of the Faculty and students both graduate and undergraduate of the College.
Figure 5: Certificate of awards was given to the faculty and students of MSU-IIT COET for presenting their research output at the International Conference last December 2022
Figure 5: Certificate of awards was given to the faculty and students of MSU-IIT COET for presenting their research output at the International Conference last December 2022
Extension and Community Engagement
Extension and Community Engagement
With its continued belief that extension activities serve not only as opportunities to assist the community in society-building, but nurture its academic programs and produce holistically developed graduates, the College conducted a total of 14 extension activities they are as follows:
Figure 6: The project leader of the Organic Farming proposal, Prof. Karl Ondoy and his team from the Department of Chemical Engineering (COET) coordinated with ILIGANiCE team to connect Sikyop Agri-Tourism Adventure. (ctto ILIGANiCE)
Figure 6: The project leader of the Organic Farming proposal, Prof. Karl Ondoy and his team from the Department of Chemical Engineering (COET) coordinated with ILIGANiCE team to connect Sikyop Agri-Tourism Adventure. (ctto ILIGANiCE)
Figure 7: Faculty from COET Associate Professor Quimque presented on Day 3 of the NTPU-MSUIIT Joint Workshop on Microelectronics and Semiconductor Technology.
Figure 7: Faculty from COET Associate Professor Quimque presented on Day 3 of the NTPU-MSUIIT Joint Workshop on Microelectronics and Semiconductor Technology.
Figure 8: Snapshot from the Virtual Basic IC (chip) Design to Faculty Members from the different universities in the Visayas and Mindanao Region
Figure 8: Snapshot from the Virtual Basic IC (chip) Design to Faculty Members from the different universities in the Visayas and Mindanao Region
Figure 9: Robotics Exhibit and Training Caravan: Collaborative Aerial-Ground Unmanned System for Exploration and Monitoring of Philippine Active Volcanoes. It was attended by the teachers and students from different High Schools in Iligan City.
Figure 9: Robotics Exhibit and Training Caravan: Collaborative Aerial-Ground Unmanned System for Exploration and Monitoring of Philippine Active Volcanoes. It was attended by the teachers and students from different High Schools in Iligan City.
Figure 10: MOA Signing Ceremony to finally begin the establishment of IC Design “mirror laboratories” in USTP-CDO and CSU, and to prepare the graduates of the IC Design discipline for integration into the industry.
Linkages
Linkages
Strengthening ties with partner universities, COET Microelectronics Laboratory of Department of Electrical Engineering and Technology signed a Memorandum of Agreement with Caraga State University (CSU) and University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines-CDO (USTP-CDO) for establishing Microelectronics “Mirror Laboratory”.
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