SCHOOL ACTIVITIESPRE ACTIVITY PROPOSAL

EVENT TITLE : CCSE Week

DATE : December 1-5, 2014

TIME : 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

VENUE : Covered Court

HEADED BY : Samuel L. BalmedinaPresident, Association of Computer Engineering Students

Monina Anne P. LumioPresident, Trace Organization of Computer Studies

CCSE WEEK

CCSE WEEK is a weeklong celebration of the College of Computer Studies and Engineering.

THEME: “Knowledge is the only logical solution to conflict; Intelligence must be used for the benefit of society…CCSE influencing the future.”

OBJECTIVES

To develop social relationship, leadership, teamwork, sportsmanship and equity in the organization through various team building activities including Amazing TRACE and basketball tournament.

To showcase the projects of Computer Science, Information Technology, and Engineering Students of TRACE College.

To inspire, measure, encourage, improve and develop the intellectual IT skills of high school students through inter-school quiz bee and programming competition.

To extend the knowledge in computer hardware and networking through Fastest Computer Build and Fastest Network Competition. (with pre contest seminar between November 24 – 29 please see details on the attached pre activity documents)

To inspire in developing an Android software and useful device to aspiring young inventors and developers through X-Code (Swift language) Seminar

TOPICS TARGET PARTICIPANTS

All students from the College of Computer Studies and Engineering (TRACE), and all interested students from other colleges inside or outside the school.

PROGRAM PROPOSAL

SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES

CCSE Week Schedule

[ ] APPROVED [ ] FOR REVISION [ ] POSTPONED

NOTES/ INSTRUCTIONS:

TIME 1-Dec 2-Dec 3-Dec 4-Dec 5-Dec

8:00 8:30

OpeningCCSE Exhibit and Open House (9AM - 5PM)

BASKETBALL Tournament

Championship Game

8:30 9:00

9:00 9:30

CCSE Exhibit and Open House

Quiz Bits Competition High School

Edition (9AM - 11AM)

Fastest Computer

Build (9AM - 11AM)

9:3010:00

Team Presentation

10:00

10:30

TRUST Walk

10:30

11:00

Human Bingo

11:00

11:30

Paint me a Picture

CCSE Exhibit and Open House11:30

12:00

LUNCH BREAK LUNCH BREAK12:00

12:30

LUNCH BREAK12:30

13:00

13:00

13:30

Balloon Catapult X Code

using Swift Seminar

(CLab) c/o Sir Ryan

Gino-gino

*Film Showing and

Open Tambayan*

Fastest Network

Competition (1PM - 3PM)

Closing Ceremony and

Awarding

13:30

14:00

HTTP

14:00

14:30

Amazing TRACE

14:30

15:00

15:00

15:30

BASKETBALL Tournament (3PM - 5PM)

 15:30

16:00  

16:00

16:30  

16:30

17:00  

MECHANICS:

TRUST WALK

Each team will go to an obstacle course blind-folded, only their facilitator will guide them through this activity. This activity will test how team members trust each other, their facilitator and their leader.

HUMAN BINGO

Each team will be given a BINGO card (Manila paper) that has 25 tiles containing different descriptions. Names of the team members will be posted on the tile that best describe the team member.

BALLOON CATAPULT

Each team is given a large towel which serves as a catapult and a catching sheet. A balloon filled with water is now catapulted from one team to the other over volleyball net (rope). The receiving team tries to catch the balloon. The team with the most catches wins.

H. T. T. P. (Hagis Tsinelas Takbo Po)

The team will be given their corresponding bases, facing against each other. The Game Master will lob a tsinelas and the side of the tsinelas will decide which team will attack and which team will dodge/run away from the attacking team. Once a member is touch by the opposing team, he/she is out of the game. The game will end if one of teams is out of member standing on the court.

PAINT ME A PICTURE

The Game Master(s) will give topics or situations, then teams will make human dioramas based on the given topics or situations. Each team will be given a minute or two in order for them to create their dioramas and they will do this simultaneously. It will then be judge according to relevance, presentation and creativity. NO PROPS will be allowed.

AMAZING TRACE

The race will begin after the Game Master(s) has given each team their first clue. The teams will now race to the following stations. In each station there will be challenges that they should solve together in order for them to get their next clue and reach the next station. The first team to finish the race wins.

BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT is open to all students under College of Computer Studies and Engineering boys and girls.

1. The teams are from students in Computer Engineering, Civil Engineering and TOCS (Computer Science and Information Technology).

2. The committee will finalize the team who joined and schedule the game. The schedule of the games will be post on the bulletin board.

3. POINTS: BOYS: Basketball scoring will be followed.GIRLS: Each game follows the POINT SYSTEM WINNER which means the first team who scores 25 points is the winner.

Three point shots is = 3 points Inside shots = 2 pointsFree Throw = 1 point

4. RULES: BOYS: Basketball rules will be followed. GIRLS: Girls basketball is exempt in the rules except foul and outside ball.

5. The player who committed six (6) fouls is out of the game or fouled out.

X-CODE SEMINAR (Swift Language)

This is free seminar aims to inform and inspire students to become an iOS software developer. X-Code is platform use in iOS mobile apps development using Swift as its programming language. Headed by Sir Ryan Gino-gino and Arjon Layosa. To be held in Computer Lab.

FILM SHOWING and Open Tambayan

CCSE will be showing Sci-Fi films that are related to ICT, Operating Systems and Artificial Intelligence. Open to all colleges and this is free. It will be held in Room 401.

Lucy Her

LIST OF PROJECTS FOR THE EXHIBIT

Niki’s Dream House A scale model dream house made by Nikixandra a Computer Engineering

student.

Bridge Model A scale model of a bridge made up of Popsicle sticks created by Computer

Engineering Students. Electronic Components Kit

An electronic kit composed of basic parts of electric components such as resistors, transistors, capacitors, LED’s, breadboard and DC voltage supply 3 – 12 Volts that are useful for training in basic circuitry.

Taipei 101 Model A scale model of Taipei 101 created by Civil Engineering students

LED Bulletin Board using Bluetooth App. LED Bulletin Board was developed by 5th year Computer Engineering students

where you can post a message using a developed Android App connected via Bluetooth

Android Games (Developed by Information Technology and Computer Science students): Germ Attack

Avoid the germs landed on your face by killing it. If the germs does, you will get a pimple.

Whack That Kill all the pink rabbits appears on the screen avoid hitting brown rabbits

to save your life. Lights Controller

An Android phone based App developed by 4th year Computer Engineering students, a prototype of a house with lights where you can control the lights on and off using your Android phone

TRACE College Voting System The Official Voting System of TRACE College developed by IT students. TRACE

College Voting System was used in the past Student Council Election TRACE College Virtual Tour

A virtual tour of TRACE College developed by 4th year Information Technology students. You can travel around some facilities of TRACE College like Admission Office, Library, and Book Store etc. in a 3D scale model of facilities.

LIST OF REQUIREMENTSItemize in table format the list of COMPLETE requirements/materials needed for the event.

FROM MARKETING DEPARTMENT:

QTY REQUIREMENTS ITEM COST/ AVAILABILITY3 Basketball1 Tarpaulin4 Long Table60 Chairs10 Square Tables

FROM I.T DEPARTMENT:

QTY REQUIREMENTS ITEM COST/ AVAILABILITY1 Sound System2 Microphones

2 Whiteboard5 Desktop Computers

Proposal Submitted by:

__________________________Monina Anne P. Lumio (TOCS President)

Noted by:

Engr. Johnny Gail Herbas Ms. Katherine Royena ACoES Adviser ACoES Adviser

Ms. Ciedelle Estipona Program Coordinator, CCSE

Recommending Approval:

___________________________Dr. Josephine S. Cacdac (VPAA)Dean of Computer Studies and Engineering and Vice President for Academic Affairs