INNOVATUS: A Journal on Computing Technology Innovations
Department of Information Science and Technology
University of Asia and the Pacific
Innovatus is the official research journal of the University of Asia and the Pacific, Department of Information Science and Technology. ‘Innovatus’ is the past participle of the Latin word ‘innovare’ or innovate. The research journal is a compilation of double-blind peer-reviewed research articles from the Yearly International Research Conference on Emerging Information Technology Trends in Asia and the Pacific and best research papers of UA&P Information Technology students. The journal accepts original scholarly works in the areas of Information Technology, Computer Science, Information System, Computer Engineering, and allied disciplines.
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For Authors
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Publication
Once per year
Every last day of May
INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON EMERGING I.T TRENDS IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
Time and again, the academic community has critiqued and analyzed the process of developing and implementing a customized detail oriented system for business entities. Successfully, with the empowering guidance of the information technology industry, information technology educators has shortened the gap between the academe and industry despite being in the confines of a class session. Capstone Projects is an attestation and visual proof that the bridge between academe and industry has been reduced.
However, as both education and industry synergizes, information technology rapidly changes and grows because of the need to INNOVATE. Technology Integration has become a fundamental process of innovation coupled with precision and efficiency. It has become therefore a need to collaborate ideas in order to overcome the roadblock brought about by technological advancement.
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IST STUDENT LAB RESEARCH EXHIBIT
The IST Student Lab Research Exhibit intends to inspire students, researchers and professionals in shining a spotlight on potential research gaps and developments that can potentially further the advancement of the field of Information Technology and Computer Science. As such, the papers provided here are preliminary works, and unreviewed. These works are distributed with the intention to solicit feedback from specialists and experts in the field. The views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the IST department.
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