The Cyber Nook is strategically located within the library, easily accessible to all patrons. The printing area is equipped with printers, allowing library users to conveniently print documents, research papers, and other materials. It has scanners, enabling users to digitize physical documents, articles, or images. Patrons can explore a vast array of electronic resources, including e-books, academic databases, and online journals, providing a wealth of information at their fingertips. 

An Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) is a computerized catalog that provides access to a library's collection of resources over the internet. It serves as a user-friendly interface for patrons to search, locate, and access various materials available in a library, including books, journals, multimedia items, and other resources.

The RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) Self-check In/Out kiosk is a technology-driven system designed to streamline and automate the borrowing and returning of library materials.The kiosk features a user-friendly interface, often a touchscreen display, where patrons can interact with the system. This interface guides users through the self-check-in or self-check-out process, providing prompts and instructions. 

The RFID Detection Security Gate is designed to enhance library security and prevent unauthorized removal of library materials . It has several advantages, including efficient and accurate tracking of library materials, quicker check-in and check-out processes, and enhanced security by deterring theft. Additionally, RFID technology enables libraries to automate inventory management and streamline the overall library operation. 

The library public assistance desk, often referred to as the reference desk or information desk, serves as a central point for patrons seeking help, information, and guidance within a library. This desk is typically staffed by knowledgeable librarians or trained library staff who are skilled in assisting users with various queries and research needs. 

The Reading Area is a designated space within a library designed to provide a quiet and conducive environment for individuals to read, study, and engage in intellectual activities. 

The Discussion Room is a designated space within a library designed to facilitate group discussions, collaborative study sessions, or other interactive activities related to academic or intellectual pursuits. This room is typically equipped with television and computer that supports a conducive environment for focused conversations and teamwork. 

This section is a specialized area within a library that is dedicated to the collection, organization, and dissemination of academic theses and dissertations. These documents are typically produced by undergraduate, graduate students as a requirement for the completion of their degrees, such as bachelor's, master's or doctoral. It plays a crucial role in preserving and providing access to the intellectual output of the institution's students. It serves as a valuable resource for researchers, scholars, and the academic community as a whole. 

This section plays a crucial role in preserving and providing access to information, whether it be for academic, historical, or administrative purposes. It houses the institutional assets of the Library and  College such as  manuscripts, letters, photographs, maps, official records, and other primary sources. 

This section is a vital component of a library's services, designed to facilitate the borrowing and access to library materials. It plays a crucial role in managing the circulation of books, periodicals, multimedia, and other resources within the library. The Reserve materials are high-demand resources- typically required course readings to ensure those items are highly accessible to students. Reserve items usually can be checked-out overnight.

This typically refers to a dedicated area or collection within a library that focuses specifically on materials related to the Philippines and its culture. This section is designed to house a diverse range of resources, including books that are locally published by academic and research institutions, government agencies, societies, commercial publishers and others. 

These services collectively contribute to the smooth operation of a library, ensuring that resources are acquired, organized, and made accessible to users effectively. These services typically include acquisitions, cataloguing, and metadata services among others.