3rd jpice lnm convention kit 1

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This 2016, the Junior Philippine Institute of Civil Engine

Lungsod ng Maynila Chapter together with PICE, Inc – Ma

Megareview and Tutorial Center, Far Eastern University – Institu

Technology, University of Santo Tomas and SM Cinemas –Mesa , will conduct the 3rd JPICE-LNM Students’ Convention.

four-day event wherein the activities are: 1st JPICE LNM Rese

Congress, National Symposium, 2nd JPICE Photofest, 6th J

LNM Students’ Quiz Show and Educational Tour.

With this year’s theme, GroundZero.PH , the JPICE –

would like to spread the awareness on the talk about issue

“Big One” in the Philippines. The organization invites several gr

that will orient CE students on how to reduce the risk, to man

and to be prepared for the possible earthquake in the Philipp

It is expected that the participants will adapt the information

they will get from the speakers. Also, we invited Civil Engine

Organizations that will talk about the advancement of ideas i

program and technology used in reducing the risk for earthqu

Among the 14-school members of J

Lungsod ng Maynila, universities, schools

colleges outside Manila City offering

Engineering Program are all invited to be part o

one of a kind event. Government sectors

privates sectors are also invited to contribut

spreading the awareness on the earthquake in

Philippines.

In GroundZero.PH Aware. Adapt. Advan

we hope that this will be just a part of

consciousness for Filipinos as regards to pos

earthquake.


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1st JPICE-LNM RESEARCH CONGRESSFEU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

January 27, 2016

The Junior Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers-Lungsod ng Maynila Student

Chapter and Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers – Lungsod ng Maynila in partnership

with the Far Eastern University – Institute of Technology will hold its very first “JPICE-LNM

Student Research Congress 2015”. The said activity aims to give students ideas what

Research and Development (R&D) is all about. To support these objectives, we have

invited speakers to present the current trends, innovations, and existing technologies

including intellectual property rights on the different fields of Civil Engineering like

Transportation Engineering, Water Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, StructuralEngineering, Project Management and Construction Engineering, and Environmental

and Energy Engineering.

Objectives:

To encourage students from the 15 LNM Member Schools and other non-LNM

schools to participate in sending their thesis proposals/abstracts in order for them

to have a better idea on what Research and Development is all about

To seek for promising student researchers who are in need of funds and

acknowledgement to support their research study

To deliver to the students the real situation, current technologies used, and the

common trends in the present situations in the different fields of Civil Engineering:

Structural Engineering, Construction Management, Water Engineering,

Environmental Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, and Transportation

Engineering through speakers who are successful in their respective fields

To help the students realize and decide on which track to pursue in the field of

Civil Engineering through the career talk those speakers from the respective

areas of Civil Engineering will be giving them


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Call for Papers: Student Category

Interested parties are invited to submit abstracts on any of the following Main Topics

under six (6) Specialtizations of PICE:

Project Management and Construction Engineering

Structural Engineering

Transportation Engineering

Water Engineering

Geotechnical Engineering

Environmental and Energy Engineering

Mechanics:

The research proposal must answer the “NABC”.

An NABC comprises the four fundamentals that define a project's value

proposition:

Need: What are our client's needs? A need should relate to an important and

specific client or market opportunity, with market size and end customers clearly

stated.

Approach: What is our compelling solution to the specific client need? Draw it,

simulate it or make a mockup to help convey your vision. As the approach

develops through iterations, it becomes a full proposal or business plan, which

can include market positioning, cost, staffing, partnering, deliverables, a

timetable and intellectual property (IP) protection. If we are developing a

product, it must also include product specifications, manufacturing, distribution

and sales.

Benefits: What are the client benefits of our approach? Each approach to a

client's need results in unique client benefits, such as low cost, high performance

or quick response. Success requires that the benefits be quantitative and

substantially better - not just different. Why must we win?

Competition/alternatives: Why are our benefits significantly better than the

competition? Everyone has alternatives. We must be able to tell our client or

partner why our solution represents the best value. To do this, we must clearly

understand our competition and our client's alternatives. For a commercial

customer, access to important IP is often a persuasive reason to work with us. But,

whether to a commercial or government client, we must be able to clearly state


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why our approach is substantially better than that of the competition. Our

answer should be short and memorable

Research title, complete contact information about the author should be included and

detailed Research& Development Project Proposal must be submitted not later than

January 13, 2015 addressed through email to [email protected] with subject

RCongress_School Name and an attachment in MS WORD file format.

Authors of selected research proposal will be announced a week before the

competition (January 27, 2016) and selected researcher-participants must prepare a

power point presentation and the authors of selected research proposal will be given a10-minute presentation discussing the “NABC” including preparation.

The scores of the finalists will be coming from the audiences and from the judges.

Breakdown:

10% - from the audiences

90% - from the judges

NOTE:

Technical Guidelines will be given to the selected Research authors. Technical

Guidelines will include the detailed breakdown of score and the Provision of Awarding.


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JPICE-LNM NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM SM CENTERPOINT – STA. MESA

January 28, 2016

This year’s symposium will be in lined with the convention’s theme:

GroundZero.ph: Aware.Adapt.Advance. The speakers will focus on the matters relevant

to Risk Reduction and Disaster Preparedness and how it can be mitigated and reduced

through civil engineering ways. It aims to educate the civil engineering community on

how it is essential to be aware of all these possibilities, adapt to the ways that benefits

the community and advance to the possible solutions with the best results.

In lieu of this event, the JPICE-LNM would like to grant partnership and special

appreciation to the schools that will be able to send one hundred (100) participants.

REGISTRATION FEE:*

Symposium Php 190.00 per student

*Participants in the quiz show get free admission in the symposium.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE:

All registrations will be done through online (the link will be posted on the official

Facebook page). Complete information must be provided by the registrant. The last

day of registration will be on January 20, 2016. All payments must be deposited thru

bank transactions. Deposits must be sent to the indicated bank account. The scanned

deposit slips must be sent thru email to [email protected] and indicate whose

payments were made. No direct payment will be entertained.

BPI Deposit

Account Name: Norbert C. Escaño

Account Number: 4829-1381-45

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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JPICE-LNM NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM CINEMA 1, SM CENTERPOINT – STA. MESA

January 28, 2016

PROGRAMME

Morning Session | 8:00 am to 12:00 nn

07:00 – 08:00 Registration

08:00 – 08:10 Doxology and National Anthem

08:10 – 08:20 Opening Remarks

Jhon Ray C. Laitan

08:20 – 08:25 Introduction of the 1 st speaker

08:25 – 09:10 First Talk 09:10 – 09:15 Introduction of the 2nd speaker

09:15 – 10:00 Second Talk

10:00 – 10:10 Ice breaker/Intermission Number

10:10 – 10:15 Introduction of the 3 rd speaker

10:15 – 10:35 Third Talk

10:35 – 11:35 Open Forum

11:35 – 11:50 Awarding of Certificates

11:50 – 12:00 Closing Remarks

Samantha Louise N. Jarder

Afternoon Session | 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

12:00 – 01:00 Registration

01:00 – 01:10 Doxology and National Anthem

01:10 – 01:20 Opening Remarks

Jhon Ray C. Laitan

01:20 – 01:25 Introduction of the 1 st speaker

01:25 – 02:10 First Talk

02:10 – 02:15 Introduction of the 2nd speaker

02:15 – 03:00 Second Talk

03:00 – 03:10 Ice breaker/Intermission Number

03:10 – 03:15 Introduction of the 3 rd speaker 03:15 – 03:35 Third Talk

03:35 – 04:35 Open Forum

04:35 – 04:50 Awarding of Certificates

04:50 – 05:00 Closing Remarks

Samantha Louise N. Jarder


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2NDJPICE PHOTOFESTSM CENTERPOINT – STA. MESA

January 28, 2016

CONTEST THEME

The 2nd JPICE Photofest is one of the sub-events of the 3rd JPICE-LNM National Student

Convention. The competition shall adapt the theme “GroundZero.ph: Hidden Wonders

of Nature”.

Photographs must show any relevance to the theme and must be located in the

Philippines.

JPICE Photofest is a photography competition for amateur photographers nationwide.

It aims to showcase the role of the civil engineering in the environment and in society.

All college and university students all over the country can participate in the

competition. The winner will be chosen by our panel of judges and sponsors.

CONTEST DURATION

JPICE Photofest team will accept entries to the 2nd JPICE Photofest from December 7 toDecember 23, 2015 only. The submitted entries will be posted on the official Facebook

page on January 6, 2016 for the liking of the photos that will be part of our criteria.

Voting on social media will end on January 24, 2016. The announcement of winners will

be announced on the official Facebook page and during the Students’ Seminar on

January 28, 2016.

WHO CAN JOIN

Participants must be a civil engineering student of any accredited college or university inthe Philippines

JPICE-LNM officers and Board of Directors are disqualified from joining the competition


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SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES

Each participant is allowed to submit only one entry.

Entries to be submitted must be in full color. Photos in Black and White or Sepia or Filteredare not allowed.

All entries must be submitted via email:

Two (2) copies of entry should be attached

Use the format:

Subject: School_FullName

Attached Entry Name: School_FullName

Attached Duplicate of Entry: School_FullName_Duplicate

Message body:

Full Name:

Year Level:

College/University:

Address:

Mobile Number/Landline:

Caption:

Short Essay:

(Essay should be brief, concise, creative and sensibly consistent with the

photo’s message. Should only be a phrase or a sentence in maximum.)

Send to: [email protected]

A confirmation message will be sent to indicate that the entry has been

received.

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Since the competition requires a civil engineering major participants, he/she must

attach (in PDF format) a copy of his/her Certificate of Enrollment and School’s

Identification Card.

PHOTO/ IMAGE REQUIREMENTS

Photographs should be in digital format/file. JPICE-LNM will not accept print or film

submissions. Only photos/ images submitted via email will be accepted.

Photographs to be submitted should have no watermark. There should be no identifying

mark on the images to eliminate any bias judgment during the judging process of the

submitted photos.

Photographs to be submitted to the 2nd JPICE Photofest should be taken starting on

October 1, 2015 until photo submission deadline, December 23, 2015.

The following photographs or images are to be disqualified:

Photographs that have been previously submitted or have won in any local or

international photography contest.

Photographs that are digitally enhanced or altered for creative purposes. Altered

images refer to photographs manipulated and applied with special effects

(colorizing, toning, collage, photo composites, stitched panoramas, high

dynamic range or HDR images, etc.). Only minor adjustments in the color,

sharpness, contrast or digital equivalents are acceptable.

Photographs that violates a person’s rights including, but not limited to copyright

and privacy.

Photographs that contain inappropriate content.

OTHER UNDERTAKINGS OF THE CONTEST PARTICIPANTS

By participating in the 2nd JPICE Photofest, the contestant acknowledges and attests

that:

The submitted image is a single work of original material created and taken solelyby the participant.

The photograph does not infringe on the copyrights, trademarks, intellectual

property rights of any person or entity, and that no other party has any right, title,

claim, or interest in the photograph.

The contest participant is responsible for securing — prior to submission of the

entry — a formal consent from concerned parties (i.e. subjects of the photo) if the

image contains any material or element that is not the participant’s property, or if


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any person appears in the photo. For minors that are captured or photographed

in the submitted entry, the contest participant must obtain a written consent from

the minor’s parents/legal guardians. JPICE-LNM should not — in any way — be held

responsible for the contest participant’s inability to secure the necessarypermission or consent for their submitted entries.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

The entries shall be judged based on the following criteria:

Adherence to Theme/ Content

Creativity and Originality Photographic Quality Visual Impact

Caption

The decisions of the judges will be final and irrevocable.

PRIZES

The following are the prizes for the 2nd JPICE Photofest:

1 st Place Php 3,000.00 + Certificate

2nd

Place Php 2,000.00 + Certificate

3 rd Place Php 1,000.00 + Certificate

Most Popular Photo Php 500.00 + Certificate

“Most Popular Photo”

Selection of the winner shall be done via online voting through the JPICE-LNM

official Facebook page.

QUERIES

For questions, please contact us at [email protected].

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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6th JPICE-LNM STUDENTS’ QUIZ SHOW UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS

January 29, 2016

A.

Eligibility

Only duly recognized PICE School Chapters are eligible to enter team/s in the

competition.

1.

The school can send a maximum of two (2) teams.2. Each team consists of three (3) members: two (2) regular players and one (1)

alternate player.

3. Each member of the team must be:

a. Enrolled in BSCE Program in his/her respective school and a registered

PICE-National member in good standing.

b. Not a currently elected Executive Officer of the JPICE-LNM chapter.

B. Application

1. For all participating universities/colleges (LNM and non-LNM schools), the fully

accomplished registration forms shall be sent to the e-mail address of JPICE-

LNM at [email protected].

2. All of the participating schools can submit the accomplished forms starting

January 4, 2016 (Monday). 3. The online submission of forms will strictly end on January 20, 2016

(Wednesday). However, the complete list of names of the participants,

coaches and audience (max of 2, if any) shall be submitted on or before

January 23, 2016 (Saturday). Names not included in the list WILL NOT BE

ALLOWED to enter the venue during the day of the competition.


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4. No other teams, by all means, can register after the given deadline. Walk-in

registration is certainly NOT allowed.

C.

Registration

1. Registration fee for each team are as follows:

a. EARLY BIRD PhP 800.00

(Deadline of early bird registration is on January 10, 2016)

b. REGULAR REGISTRATION PhP 1000.00

2. Payments can be made through:

a. BPI Deposit

Account Name: Norbert C. EscañoAccount Number: 4829-1381-45

Kindly inform us if you have successfully deposited the registration fee via SMS

at 0917 896 9115.Upon receiving the bank receipt, scan or take a photo of it

and send it to [email protected] and copy [email protected]

in the emailfor confirmation.

3. There will be NO onsite registration.

4. The deadline of payment and requirements will be on January 20, 2016

(Wednesday).

D. Conduct of the Quiz Show

1. This is a team-based quiz show.


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2. Substitution is only allowed AFTER the elimination round or BEFORE the start of

the easy-average-difficult rounds. Only the Registered Substitute Quizzer is

qualified for the substitution. NO walk-in substitute is allowed to participate.The team will be automatically DISQUALIFIED if only 1 out of 3 registered

quizzers will show up during the event proper.

3. Cross-substitution is NOT allowed. (i.e. TEAM A substitute quizzer combined

with TEAM B quizzer to complete the required 2 quizzers if for instance both

the partner and substitute of TEAM B failed to show up.)

4. Contestants are allowed to bring pencils, pens and calculators.

NOTE: Use calculators that are duly recognized by the Professional Regulatory

Commission (PRC). The technical committee will check the calculators before

the start of the quiz show. (List of allowable calculators can be found on the

last page of this file.)

5. Final answers must be written on the boards provided. Rounding off must be

done only at the final calculation. Instruction on how to express the final

answer will be given in the question. If not specified, round your final answer

in two (2) decimal places.

Example: Final calculation: 2.90132

Final answer: 2.90

6. Observe the rules of significant figures.

7. There will be 4 rounds identified as Elimination, Easy, Average and Difficult

Round.

8. Elimination round will be a multiple choice type of written exam to be taken

by the registered quizzers per team (excluding the alternate quizzer). The

registered quizzers’ scores will be averaged and only the TOP 20 teams will

proceed to the next round.

9. Each of the following rounds is composed of 10 questions. Each question is

good for 30 seconds, 1 minute and 5 minutes, respectively.


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10. Each EASY and AVERAGE question has only one (1) required answer while

each DIFFICULT question has three (3) required answers.

11.

Each question for EASY merits 1 point, while the AVERAGE merits 3 points andDIFFICULT merits 5 points. The scores for the first two rounds is fixed (cannot be

divided into sub-points) while points for the DIFFICULT round are divided into 3

weights (2 points for the first required answer, 2 points for the second and 1

point for the third).

12. Questions will come from the following subject areas:

MATHEMATICS AND SURVEYING

Algebra

Plane and Spherical Trigonometry

Plane and Spherical Geometry

Differential Calculus

Integral Calculus

Differential Equations

Probability and Statistics Engineering Economy

WATER RESOURCES AND GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

Fluid Mechanics

Hydraulics

Soil Mechanics

Foundation Engineering

CONSTRUCTION AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

Engineering Mechanics (Statics and Dynamics)


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Strength of Materials

Theory of Structures

Reinforced Concrete Design Structural Steel Design

Structural Timber Design

Construction Methods, Materials and Techniques

Construction Project Management

SURVEYING AND TRANSPORT ENGINEERING

Plane Surveying

Route Surveying

Highway Engineering

Traffic Engineering

13. The quizmaster will read each question twice. Contestants can start solving

the problem at the moment the quizmaster starts reading the question.

14.

The questions will be projected on the LCD screen.15. When the allotted time has elapsed, the official buzzer will ring and the

quizmaster shall announce “TIME IS UP”. A designated official time keeper

shall operate the buzzer. ALL boards should be raised after the

announcement of the quizmaster.

16. Once the official buzzer rings, the official ushers/usherettes shall check the

answers written on the board. (Please write legibly.)

17. Scores will be tallied on the board.

18.

Only the participants have the right to raise questions or complaints during

the conduct of the quiz show. The Board of Judges will resolve the questions

or complaints.

19. Clarifications from the contestants must be raised before the reading of the

proceeding question.


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20. In case of a tie, tie breaking questions will be asked. The KNOCK OUT RULE will

be applied until the tie breaks.

21.

The scores for the three rounds will be added to determine the winners.

E. Determination of Winners

1. The team with the highest total points after the FINAL ROUND will be declared

as CHAMPION and will receive FORTY THOUSAND PESOS (Php 40,000.00).

2. The team with the second highest total points will be declared as the 1st

RUNNER-UP and will receive TWENTY THOUSAND PESOS (Php 20,000.00).

3. The team with the third highest total points will be declared as the 2nd

RUNNER-UP and will receive TEN THOUSAND PESOS (Php 10,000.00).

F.

Other concerns

1.

For clarifications and questions, contact us at:a. JPICE-LNM e-mail: [email protected]

b. Quiz Show Project Head: Layca Jean B. Macanas (0917 896 9115)

2. E-mail subjects should be on this format:

Subject: JPICEQS_(File to be submitted)_SchoolInitial

Examples: JPICEQS_RegistrationForms_FEU-IT

JPICEQS_BankReceipt_UE-M

---------- NOTHING FOLLOWS FOR THE QUIZ SHOW MECHANICS ----------


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Allowable Calculators

The Commission issued Memorandum Circular No. 2004-06 dated March 4, 2004 listing the

brands and models of non-programmable calculators that are allowed to be used in licensureexaminations.

It has been observed during the conduct of examinations that there are still other brands and

models that are non-programmable that are not included in the list of those allowed to be used.

In order to properly guide the examinees and examination personnel, the following is the

Updated List of Non-Programmable Calculators that shall be allowed to be used in the

examinations after verifications with the distributors and identification of knowledgeable persons.

Accordingly, the examinees shall be allowed to bring in and use ONLY any of the following

calculators that were identified as non-programmable.

I. CASIO STANDARD/DESKTOP/SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS

530 DS-208H fx-500A fx-82SX J-120TE MS-10TV NS-10T

20V DS-20TV fx-500ES fx-82TL JF-120TV MS-10V NS-20T

470LA DS-2TV fx-506G fx-85B JF-200TV MS-10VC NS-310TM

D-100V DS-3V fx-506M fx-85ES JS-10LA MS-115 O-40M

D-120TE DS-881 fx-509D fx-85ES PLUS JS-10TV MS-120TE SL-100L

D-120TV DW120TV fx-509G fx-85MS JS-110TV MS-120TV SL-100VC

D-208H fx-95ES PLUS fx-520G fx-85S JS-120TV MS-170LA SL-1000TV

D-20L fx-100D fx-531GH fx-85SA JS-140V MS-170T SL-1100

D-20M fx-100MS fx-546D fx-901 JS-20LA MS-20TV SL-200TE

D-40L fx-100S fx-570AD fx-911W JS-20TV MS-20V SL-210TE

D-60L fx-100W fx-570ES fx-95 JS-40LA MS-240T SL-220TE

D-60M fx-115D fx-570ES PLUS fx-95MS JS-40V MS-270LA SL-300LV

DF100 fx-115MS fx-570MS fx-991ES JS-SC MS-270T SL-300TV


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DF120TM fx-115S fx-570S fx-991ES PLUS JW120TV MS-310TM SL-305TE

DF120TV fx-122S fx-570W fx-991H JW200 MS-350 SL-315TV

DF-240LB fx-220 fx-580 fx-991MS LC-1000T MS-373 SL-320TV

DF-320TM fx-250HC fx-580D fx-991N LC-1000T/TV MS-470 SL-320V

DJ-120T fx-260 fx-65 fx-991S LC-160LV MS-470LA SL-340VA

DJ-220 fx-300SA fx-75 fx-991W LC-401B MS-470LB SL-760LB

DJ-240 fx-300W fx-82 fx-992S LC-401L/LV MS-5VC SL-787LT

DM-1200T fx-350D fx-820MS fx-992VB LC-403LD MS-7T SL-797LT

DM-1200TEV fx-350ES fx-824 HC100 LC-403LD/TV MS-808V SL-910TM

DM-1400TV fx-350ES PLUS fx-825X HL-100LB M-7LB MS-80TE SX-100

DM-1600 fx-350HA fx-82C HL-1221 MJ-100 MS-80TV SX-220

DM-1600TV fx-350MS fx-82ES HL-4 MJ-100T MS-812TV SX-300

DN-858A fx-350TL fx-82ES PLUS HL-815L MJ-120T MS-8T SX-300P

DS-10TV fx-350TLG fx-82LB HL-820LV MS-1002 MS-8TV SX-320P

DS-120TV fx-350W fx-82LP HL-820V MS-100TE MW-5V WD-220T

DS-1800S fx-401 fx-82MS HL-821 MS-100TV MW-8V WM-200T

DS-1TV fx-451M fx-82Super HS-8LE MS-10TE MX8V WM-220T

II. CANON STANDARD/DESKTOP/SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS

AD-11 HS-1200 TV LC-500H B LS-1200T LS-12TC LS-88Hi TS-120 TL

BS-1200TS HS-1200RS LC-500H G LS-120H LS-12TU LS-88Hi II TS-1200TG

CC-55 HS-1200TS LS-10 DT LS-120Hi LS-153TS LS-88HV B TS-120TL

F-502 HS-1200TSV LS-100 TSV LS-120Hi II LS-154H LS-88HV G TS-120TS


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F-502G HS-1210TC LS-100DT LS-120L LS-154TG LS-88HV Y TS-121TC

F-604 HS-20 TG LS-100TC LS-120RS LS-22TC LS-88V TX-1210 E

F-710 KC-20 LS-100TS LS-120TSG LS-270H LS-88V II TX-1210Hi

F-715S KS-1200TS LS-100TSV LS-120TU LS-270V II LS-QT TX-1210Hi II

F-720 LC-210 Hi II LS-101H LS-120V LS-330H MP-120LTS TX-12H

F-720i LC-210HI LS-102Z LS-120V II LS-355TS MP-1211LTS WS-112H

F-760S LC-210Hi B LS-103TC LS-120V-B LS-39H MP-121DTS WS-1200TV

F-788DX LC-210Hi G LS-10DT LS-120V-G LS-566H MP-1411LTS WS-1210Hi

FC-45S LC-210Hi II G LS-120 Hi LS-120V-P LS-63TG P1-DTS II WS-1210Hi II

FC-4S LC-210Hi II GR LS-120 RS LS-121TC LS-82Z P23-DTS II WS-1210T

HS-1000TG LC-210Hi II PB LS-120 TU LS-122R LS-83TC P3420-DL WS-1410 T

HS-1200 T LC-210Hi Y LS120 V LS-123TC LS-88 L TS-10TS WS-1610 T

III. SHARP STANDARD/DESKTOP/SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS

CH-312 EL-231L EL-331A EL-500M EL-509G EL-520W EL-6750

CH-412 EL-240S EL-334F EL-501 (BK) EL-509R EL-531GH EL-6810

CH-612 EL-242M EL-337C EL-501V EL-509V EL-531RH EL-6850

EL=124A EL-243S EL-338F EL-501W EL-509V/531W EL-531VH EL-771C

EL-144A EL-250S EL-339H EL-506P EL-510R EL-531W EL-M332

EL-125A EL-310A EL-376S EL-506R EL-520G EL-546L EL-M711G

EL-145A EL-310A-GR EL-378S EL-506V EL-520V EL-546VA EL-W211G

EL-2125 EL-327S EL-379S EL-506W EL-520V (BK) EL-556G EL-W531

EL-233S EL-330A EL-421M EL-509D EL-520VA EL-6053 -


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IV. HEWLETT-PACKARD STANDARD/DESKTOP/SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS

HP 9S HP30S HP Office Calc 100 HP Office Calc 300 HP Quickcalc Lifestyle

HP 10S HP Smartcalc 300S HP Office Calc 200 HP Easycalc 100 HP Quickcalc Lifestyle

V. CITIZEN STANDARD/DESKTOP/SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR

CT-580 SDC-84407E SDC-8610 SDC-8620A SLD-7008 STL-795 W-11S

ET-210 SDC-8560 SDC-8610A SDC-8975 SLD-742N TL-780 -

VI. AURORA STANDARD/DESKTOP/SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR

2512 DT210 DT-394 HC115 HC193 HL-125 SC-120

DB453B DT303 EB-964 HC133 HC205 MS-270LA SC582

DT120Vplus DT-393 HC106 - - - -

VII. OLYMPIA STANDARD/DESKTOP/SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR

ARCUS 1 HL-88L LCD-612ST SD-100HW SD-805M SD-828

HL-110 LCD-186 SD-100H SD-100V SD-81H SD-835

VIII. OTHER BRANDS

CEBAR CD402 TL 30XS KARCE KC 539 PORPO YH-106 TAKSUN TS-217

DAL 506X KARCE-833 TEXAS TI 30 TIME BIRD SJC-122 TAKSUN TS-128B

LIFELONG KARCE KC 250 PORPO YH-105 TAKSUN TS-128 -

Other brands of desktop calculators may be allowed to be used in the CPA licensure

examination subject to inspection by the room watchers.


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Concerned units are hereby directed to update the Examinee’s Kit/Guide and poster on the List

of Allowed Calculators.

This Memorandum Circular supersedes Memorandum Circular No. 2004-06 dated March 4, 2004.

Please be guided accordingly.

(orig. signed)

NICOLAS P. LAPEÑA, JR.

Chairperson


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2ndJPICE-LNM EDUCATIONAL TOURJanuary 30, 2016

REGISTRATION FEES:

Php 300.00 for JPICE-LNM members and non-members

*Registration Fee will cover transportation expense only.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE:

All registrations will be done through online. Complete information must be

provided by the registrant. The last day of registration will be on January 20, 2016. All

payments must be deposited thru bank transactions. Deposits must be sent to the

indicated bank account. The scanned deposit slips must be sent thru email to

[email protected] and indicate whose payments were made. No direct

payment will be entertained.

BPI Deposit Account Name: Norbert C. EscañoAccount Number: 4829-1381-45

ITINERARIES:

Frey-Fil Corporation

1972 - Established as a division of Constress Philippines engaged in Post tensioning work

2002 - Another change in name was made when the Board decided to use the name

Freyssinet Filipinas Corporation (FFC), also the acronym of its President Felipe F. Cruz

2014 - In September 2014, FFC has been assessed and certified in meeting the

requirements of ISO 9001:2008.

Steel Asia Manufacturing Plant

Steel Asia, the country’s largest steel manufacturer, is investing P6 billion to put up the

biggest steel plant in the country.Steel Asia said the plant in Plaridel would be among

the most modern in the world.“It will be using the latest available technology that allows

production efficiency and environmental protection at the same time.”



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CONTACT DETAILS

RALP KENNETH B. RIVAS | NORBERT C. ESCAÑO

1st JPICE-LNM Research Congress

0917 704 8325 | 0905 602 0412

SAMANTHA LOUISE N. JARDER

National Symposium

0917 658 8811

LAYCA JEAN B. MACANAS

6th JPICE-LNM Students’ Quiz Show

0917 896 9115

MYNIL S. RADAM

2nd JPICE Photofest

0907 213 0336 | 0935 815 6967

JHON RAY C. LAITANEducational Tour

0927 968 2234

MARK ANTHONY R. SANTOS

Treasurer

0935 312 5811

Email Address:

JPICE-LNM

[email protected]

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