COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Originally under the College of Arts and Letters, the main

trust of the college was to provide technical, industrial,
vocational education to PLM students alongside the
humanistic courses to prepare them for promoting out
technology under two divisions:
• Division of Engineering and Technology
• Division of Technical and Vocational Education
DIVISION OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

• Department of Civil,
• Mechanical,
• Electrical,
• Sanitary,
• Chemical,
• Naval and
• Industrial Engineering
DIVISION OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

• Department of Electronics,
• Wood Working,
• Metal Works,
• Automotive Works,
• Ceramics,
• Graphics Arts and
• Teacher Education in Arts and Trades
 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
FOUNDATIONAL ERA (1967-1977)
1969 July 01
➢ College of Technology: Divided into 3 divisions, each offering
its own courses:
1. Division of Engineering and Industry: FOUNDATIONAL ERA (1967-1977)
• BS Chemical Engineering, 2. Division of Technical and Vocational Education:
• BS Civil Engineering, ▪ Bachelor of Industrial Education,
• BS Computer Engineering, ▪ Bachelor of Technical and Vocational Education;
• BS Electronics and Communications Engineering and
• BS Electrical Engineering, 3. Division of Applied Science:
• BS Industrial Engineering, ▪ Bachelor of Technology major in various Engineering
• BS Mechanical Engineering, fields.
• BS Naval Engineering, and
• BS Sanitary Engineering
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

FOUNDATIONAL ERA (1967-1977)

1971 June
➢The different divisions of the College of Technology were
phased out and only the following courses were offered:
• BS Chemical Engineering,
• BS Civil Engineering,
• BS Electronics and Communications Engineering,
• BS Electrical Engineering, and
• BS Mechanical Engineering.
 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Development era (1978-1988)
1982
➢The College of Engineering & Technology offered the BS
Manufacturing Engineering
1986
➢The BS Electronics and Communications Engineering and the BS
Manufacturing Engineering were phased out. The former became an
area of BS Electrical Engineering while the latter became an area of
Mechanical Engineering. Said degrees were restored after a few
years.
➢BS Architecture and BS Fine Arts were opened under the CET.
 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Golden era (1989-1999)
1996
➢The once merged Graduate School was abolished and four (4) separate graduate schools were
created, each headed by a Dean: the
• Graduate School of Arts, Sciences, Education & Nursing (from the GPASEN), Graduate
School of Engineering (from the GPE), Graduate School of Business (GSB) and the
• Graduate School of Government (GSG) (from the GPM).
1999
➢The management of the respective computer laboratories were transferred from the PLM
Computer Center to the CET and CBPA, thus, forming the
➢Computer & Internet Laboratories Office (CILO) under the CET.
The Acting President publicly announced the establishment of a new College of Computer
Studies in the next school year by separating the Computer Studies department from CET,
pursuant to the international convention of a separate college for this emerging field.
 Obtaining a degree in this college then, required the
student to finish a six-year ladderized program which was later
reduced to a five-year scheme during the term of former PLM
President Consuelo Blanco who felt the imperative need of the
engineering graduates to constitute the country's labor pool.
 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

VISION:
• The PLM College of Engineering and
Technology is the preferred academic institution
for engineering and technology education,
research, and extension services.
 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

MISSION
Guided by this vision, we commit ourselves:
1. To uphold academic excellence through continual
industry-driven curriculum, effective learning experiences,
relevant researches, and valuable extension services;
2. To develop and nurture emotionally intelligent,
competent, community-directed, and God-centered
professionals; and
3. To build and sustain mutually beneficial partnerships with
alumni, industry, and other stakeholders.
 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

OBJECTIVES
Believing in our mission, we earnestly seek to:
1. Facilitate the achievement of academic goals by regularly reviewing
curricular programs, ensuring that they surpass the standards set by
governing bodies.
2. Provide a productive environment to facilitate quality research and socially
responsive extension service.
3. Develop dynamism among administrators, faculty, student and services
personnel, embracing diversities that contribute to the growth of the
college.
4. Strengthen our ties with our alumni and industry partners, helping us
establish a distinct place in the industry.
 Director, GS: Engr. Eufemia A. Garcia
CET Acting-Dean: ChE Chairperson: Engr. Peniel Jean A. Gildo
CE Chairperson: Dr. Joseph Berlin P. Juanzon
Engr. Juan C. Tallara Jr.
CE Coordinator: Engr. Leonardo C. Sawal
CpE Chairperson: Engr. Perferinda P. Caubang
College Secretary: CS Chairperson: Prof. Raymund Dioses
Engr. Perferinda P. EE Chairperson: Engr. Andrew G. Bitancor
Caubang ECE Chairperson: Engr. Eufemia A. Garcia
IT Chairperson: Prof. Mark Anthony Mercado
ME/MfgE Chairperson: Engr. Juan C. Tallara Jr.
 Civil Engineering Department:

VISION:
The PLM CET Civil Engineering (CE) Department envisions itself
as a premier center of engineering excellence and a leading
technological research institution with highly qualified faculty members
duly recognized for producing technically competent, socially
responsible, morally upright and globally responsive graduates who
will excel in the sustainable development and advancement of the civil
engineering profession.
 Civil Engineering Department:
MISSION:
Guided by the Department’s Vision, the Civil Engineering Department commits itself:
• To develop and educate the less privileged but deserving and bright students of the
city of Manila who will be technically competent and innovative transformational
engineering leaders with integrity and will be prepared in the civil engineering
profession by providing high quality and advanced undergraduate programs and
research-centered curriculum;
• To provide highly competitive, excellent and distinguished in the different fields of
civil engineering profession, faculty members who will nurture the aspiring civil
engineering students;
• To provide faculty members a continuous development about the scientific and
technological knowledge, skills and values for their effective and efficient delivery of
quality education and services;
 Civil Engineering Department:
• To cultivate high-moral values, social awareness and unity in the
curriculum and through extension services for community
development;
• To promote and conduct relevant and pioneering collaborative
researches among the students, faculty members, and other
stakeholders for the enrichment and advancement of the civil
engineering profession in the country; and
• To adhere to the values of excellence, integrity, nationalism and
socially responsible, God-centered professionals that will
enhance goodwill towards the constructive transformation of the
nation.
FULL – TIME
FACULTY
MEMBERS
 Dr. Joseph Berlin P. Juanzon

Chairperson, Civil Engineering Department

Subject(s) Handled: PLM-BS Director, Graduate Program
Capstone 1 & 2 (Thesis 1 & 2);
 Engr. Leonardo C. Sawal

Subject(s) Handled: Coordinator, Civil Engineering Dept.

Hydrology, CE Laws, Geology, Engineering Economy, CE Project
 Engr. Patrick Louie Jay R. Federizo
Licensed Civil Engineer PRC No. 0140275

✓Master of Science in Civil Engineering – Major in

Transportation Engineering
Mapua Institute of Technology (December 2022)
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Laguna College (Cum Laude, 2015)
✓ Bachelor of Secondary Education (18-units earner)
Laguna College (2017)
Subject(s) Handled: Thesis Coordinator & OJT Coordinator,
Capstone 1 & 2 (Thesis 1 & 2); Civil Engineering Orientation, Fundamentals of Civil Engineering Department
Surveying, Statics of Rigid Bodies, Mechanics of Deformable Bodies, Highway
& Railroad Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Hydraulics, Geotechnical
Engineering, Structural Theory
 Engr. Alyssa Ikutanim
Licensed Civil Engineer PRC No. 0154962
✓Doctor of Philosophy in Development Administration
major in Environmental Management
Philippine Christian University (On-going)
✓Master in Management in Environmental Planning
Philippine Christian University (2022-2023)
✓Master of Engineering Science
University of the East Manila (2019-2022)
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
University of the East Caloocan (2017)
Subject Handled: ACES Adviser
Fundamentals of Surveying, Mechanics of Deformable Bodies, Numerical Solution to CE Problems,
Differential Equation
 Engr. Diosdado Onanad
Licensed Civil Engineer PRC No. 0050592
✓Master of Science in Engineering Management
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (On-
going)

✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Manynila
(1984)

Subject Handled:
Engineering Drawing and Plans, Differential Equation, Surveying
 Engr. Melchor Pilones

✓Doctor of Technology
Technological University of the Philippines (45-units
earned, on-going)
✓Master of Engineering in Structural Engineering
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (2003)
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Saint Louis University (1982)

Subject(s) Handled:
Structural Theory, Reinforced Concrete Design, Dynamics of Rigid Bodies, Steel Design
PART – TIME
FACULTY
MEMBERS
Engr. Gaebrielle Ann S. Aguila
Licensed Civil Engineer PRC No. 0143707
❖Engineer II, Department of Public Works and Highways.
Unified Project Management office – Flood Control
Management Cluster

Subjects Handled:
Hydrology, Quantity Surveying, Building System Design
Engr. Vien Carlo M. Amora
Licensed Civil Engineer PRC No. 0139779
❖Construction Project Engineer, Design
Coordinates, Inc.
✓Master of Science in Civil Engineering – Major in
Construction Engineering and Management
Mapua Institute of Technology (2022)
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Technological University of the Philippines
(2015)
Subjects Handled:
Construction Cost Engineering, Project Construction and
Management, Total Quality Management
Engr. Nino Jose Balagtas

4th Placer – Civil Engineering Board Exam (2006)

Subjects Handled:
Hydraulics, Geotechnical Engineering, Dynamics of Rigid Bodies
Dr. Nolan Concha
❖Consultant, ARENAR Builders Company
❖Professor, FEU – Institute of Technology
6th Placer – Civil Engineering Board Exam (2006)
✓Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering (Structural)
De La Salle University (2014-2019)
✓Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Structural)
Technological University of the Philippines (2010-
2013)
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Mariano Marcos State University (2000-2006)
Subjects Handled:
Structural Theory, Reinforced Concrete and Prestressed Design, Structural Design
of Towers and Other Vertical Structures
Engr. Jefran Fresnido

Subjects Handled:
Structural Theory, Reinforced Concrete and Prestressed Design,
Steel Design, Earthquake Engineering
Engr. Mel Kenneth Mabute
❖Instructor 2: Colegio de Muntinlupa
❖Lecturer 1: UPLB
❖Instructor 1 (Part-Time) RTU
❖Asst. Lecturer 2: University of Makati

✓Juris Doctor
University of Makati School of Law, 2022
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
University of the Philippines Los Banos, 2018

Subjects Handled:
Statics of Rigid Bodies, Hydrology, Mechanics of Deformable
Bodies, CAD, Differential Equations
Engr. Gecille Mallillin
4th Placer – Civil Engineering Board Exam (2006)

Subjects Handled:
Geotechnical Engineering, Hydraulics
Engr. Ezekiel Mangabat
❖Engineer II, Department of Transportation.
MRT Line 3 – Common Station Project

✓Master of Engineering major in Civil Engineering

with specialization in Construction Technology
and Management
De La Salle University, Manila (on-going)
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (2018)

Subjects Handled:
Statics of Rigid Bodies, CE Laws, Construction Methods and Project
Management, Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering Orientation
 Engr. Annthony Pantaleon
❖Principal Engineer for Infrastructures/Structural
Engineer, Light Rail Transit Authority
✓Master of Engineering in Railway Construction
Engineering
Seoul National University of Science and technology
(2020 – 2022)
✓Master of Science in Civil Engineering
University of the Cordilleras (Academic Units
Completed)
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Technological Institute of the Philippines (2006-2011)

Subject Handled:
Structural Theory, Reinforced Concrete Design
Engr. Lawrence Pascual
❖Engineer II, Department of Public Works
and Highways

✓Master of Science in Construction Management

Polytechnic University of the Philippines –
Open University System )on-going)
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Mapua Institute of Technology (2010-2015)

Subject Handled:
Construction Methods and Project Management, Advanced
Construction Methods and Equipment, Total Quality Management
Engr. Irish Polinga

✓Master of Science in Civil Engineering major in

Construction Engineering and Management
Mapua University, 2019
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
De La Salle University – Dasma (2014)

Subject Handled:
Construction Methods and Project Management, Advanced Construction
Methods and Equipment, Total Quality Management, Fundamentals of
Surveying Lec and Lab
Engr. Reschelle Ann Silang
❖Procurement Supervisor, Procurement and
Materials Management, First Balfour, Inc.

✓Master of Science in Civil Engineering – Major in

Construction Engineering and Management
Mapua Institute of Technology (on-going)
✓Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Mapua Institute of Technology (2015)

Subject Handled:
Quantity Surveying, Dynamics of Rigid Bodies, Differential
Equations
Engr. Alfred Norven Tumbaga

Subject Handled:
Highway & Railroad Engineering, Transportation Engineering,
Engineering Drawing & Plans
 Other Part-Time Faculty
✓Engr. Ramon C. Ramon
✓Engr. Amando Soledad
✓Engr. Emmeth Ardiente
✓Engr. Armando Victoria
✓Engr. Beni Sansait
✓Engr. Jhon Philips Camayang
✓Engr. Michael Almeida
✓Engr. Manuel Melchor Bongulto
✓Prof. Rodelle Lavarias
 CIVIL ENGINEERING … A DECADE OF
EXCELLENCE – PRC BOARD EXAM RESULTS
PLM CIVIL ENGINEERING BOARD EXAM DATE
PLM PASSING
RATE
NATIONAL
PASSING RATE
PERFORMANCE (10 YEARS)
120 May 2022 91.67% 42.45%

100 Nov-2021 100% 36.70%

80 Nov-19 93.10% 43.18%

PERCENTAGE

60 May-19 85.71% 38.08%

PLM NATIONAL
40 Nov-18 96.00% 45.09% DATE PASSING PASSING
RATE RATE
20 May-18 50.00% 36.03% Dec-14 100% 49.48%
0 Nov-17 93.55% 48.81% May-14 93.75% 43.41%
Nov 13
May 08

May 09

May 10

May 11

May 12

May 13

May 14

May 15

May 16

May 17

May 18
Nov 08

Nov 09

Nov 10

Nov 11

Nov 12

Nov 14

Nov 15

Nov 16

Nov 17
Nov-13 92.31% 48.12%
May-17 75.00% 35.92%
May-13 50.00% 42.82%
PLM PASSING RATE Nov-16 89.29% 45.90% Nov-12 92.00% 41.41%

May-16 87.50% 38.17% May-12 75.00% 34.07%

Nov-11 84.62% 34.28%
Nov-15 92.11% 41.50%
May-11 50.00% 38.34%
May-15 84.62% 31.57% Nov-10 76.47% 40.57%
May-10 80.00% 36.28%
Dec-14 100% 49.48%
Dec-09 85.715 46.27%
May-09 100% 43.70%
PLM’s performance in Civil Engineering Licensure
Examination is always above the National Passing Rate.
 CIVIL ENGINEERING IS EVERYWHERE
Civil Engineering is a composite of
many specific disciplines.
▪ Structural
▪ Waste Treatment
▪ Transportation
▪ Geotechnical
▪ Water Management
▪ Construction Management