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The University Technology Hub
The Philippine Christian University Technology Hub is a dynamic space that emphasizes innovation, education, and collaboration. It offers a variety of services such as ID production, Educational Technology Support, Help Desk Services and assistance for the Instructional Media Division and more.
Student Lounge
The University Student Lounge, located in the University Technology Hub, offers students a cozy waiting space with amenities like Wi-Fi access. With comfortable seating and a welcoming atmosphere, students can relax, study, or socialize while awaiting assistance from various student services divisions.
ID Production Division
The University ID Production Division is the central hub for all identification services on campus. With state-of-the-art technology and a dedicated team, we provide swift and accurate production of ID cards for students, faculty, and staff, ensuring campus security and efficiency. We also offer comprehensive support for ID-related inquiries.
ID Production Studio
ID Production Studio
ID Production Studio
Educational Technology and Helpdesk Division
The Philippine Christian University Educational Technology Hub and Helpdesk Division provide essential support and innovation for the university community. Our team offers expert guidance on technology integration and timely assistance with technical issues, ensuring a seamless educational experience. Whether exploring new tools or needing help with software and hardware, we're here to help.
Educational Technology and Helpdesk Division
Instructional Media Division
The Instructional Media Division is a central hub for multimedia resources supporting teaching and learning across the university. It provides access to a wide range of materials including videos, audio recordings, slideshows, and interactive simulations. Additionally, the IMD offers equipment such as microphones and projectors for events coverage and facilitation, benefiting faculty, students, and the wider academic community.
Instructional Media Division
Technology Hub Conference Room
The University Technology Hub Conference Room offers a modern space for meetings, seminars, and collaborative sessions. Equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual technology and flexible seating arrangements, it's ideal for faculty meetings, workshops, and presentations. Conveniently located within the hub of innovation, it fosters connections and drives academic discourse.
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Prof. MARIO G. MIRANDA II, Ph.D.
Vice President for Information and Communications Technology Center
(Head, Technical and Student Services)

Information and Communications Technology Center

Philippine Christian University’s – Information and Communications Technology Center (ICTC/ PCU-ICTC) plans, operates and supports the university’s IT infrastructure, enabling support service unit users to carry out their roles efficiently, productively and securely. The ICTC was established to provide the highest quality service responsive in meeting the information needs and computing requirements of both the academic community and the various administrative units in the University.

The ICTC is the University’s technological arm and the central IT unit in charge with establishing, monitoring and maintaining information technology systems and services for the PCU Manila campusPCU Dasmariñas campus and the PCU Mary Johnston College of Nursing (MJCN) campus.

The goal of the ICTC is to increase the university’s competitiveness thru continuous improvement by integrating Information Technology solutions in the University’s administrative and academic functions.  Its role is to provide and realize a modern, robust, reliable, safe, secure unified IT infrastructure that delivers high-quality IT services to the University stakeholders.

To provide exceptional technology solutions thru innovation, systematic management of resources and delivery of holistic services to support the faculty, staff and students of Philippine Christian University (PCU).   In support of this mission, we will:

  • Partner with the University community to understand the Information Technology needs of the faculty, staff, the administration, the PCU alumni and the PCU students.
  • Provide leadership and planning for the effective and strategic use of emerging technologies.
  • Demonstrate technical and operational excellence through a commitment to professionalism and continuous improvement.

To be recognized as a high performance team providing technology excellence that advances learning, teaching, research and student formation in alignment with the University’s core values: faith, character and service.

Our Core Purpose shall give directions to all facets of the University’s strategic, tactical and operational services, we shall:

  • Design, implement, deploy and maintain quality automated information systems and evaluate these systems annually.
  • Develop and cater to a high-end, versatile and dynamic website that addresses the needs of the University community.
  • Proactively respond to the information needs and database support requirements of the University.
  • Provide the finest, reliable, dependable technology infrastructure responsive and consistent with the standards of Information Technology among schools and universities today and beyond.

Our Core Values shall drive and guide us as we serve the University community. As the team members and resource personnel of the ICTC, we are committed to:

  • Collaboration: Dedicated to a constructive, team-oriented environment, gathering varied perspectives, sharing knowledge, and building effective partnerships with key stakeholders (University Community).
  • Continuous Improvement: Strive for operational excellence through the on-going development of the staff and the institution of higher learning as a whole.
  • Innovation: Encourage creative and critical thinking in the development of technology services and solutions.
  • People: Listen to, respect, and care for the PCU administration, faculty, staff, students, the PCU alumni, and one another, both professionally and personally.
  • Service: Strive to provide excellent service by being consistent, agile, reliable, and accessible to all.
  • Transparency: Leverage open communications and thoughtful business processes among PCU offices and to be accountable in our interactions and our respective work.

To provide a robust, reliable, cost effective and sustainable computing environment in support of all academic and administrative needs of the University Community.

NETWORK ADMINISTRATION AND TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT

Network Administrator, ICTC – Network Administration and Technical Department

Carmelo C. Bajos

Technical Support Specialist 4

Roland D. Guevarra

Technical Support Specialist 5

Lazaro C. Puno III

Technical Support Specialist 2

Jessie D. Gerella

Supervisor, ICTC – Cyber Security and Communications Division / Information Security Officer

Hesedh A. Padillo, MIT

Technical Support Specialist 1

Charlie James J. Torino

Audio-Visual-Lights Operator

Joel T. Lucido

Audio-Visual-Lights Operator

Samuel S. Soria

Audio-Visual-Lights Operator

Maechael Angelus A. Ramos

Videographer

Kyden Carl A. Zalameda

SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION AND PROGRAMMING DEPARTMENT

System Administrator, ICTC – Systems Administration and Programming Department

Ariel F. Serrano, MIT

Coordinator, ICTC – Systems Administration and Programming Department

Michelle B. Ramos, Ph.D.

Database Administrator

Joshua Angelo Y. Naluz

Assistant Database Administrator

Mark Lawerence G. Garcia, MIT

Supervisor, ICTC – Educational Technology and Help Desk Division

Celson Titus A. Obedoza, MIT

Educational Technology Specialist 3

Lorenzo Miguel B. Castro

Educational Technology Specialist 2

Brian Jose S. Rillera

Educational Technology Specialist 1

Jason John V. Sale

Coordinator, ICTC – Content and Digital Graphics Division

Jeffrey R. Mirabel

Coordinator, ICTC – Web Applications and Instructional Media Division

Karel Mark G. Mercado, MIT

Web Application Programmer

Glen Paul D. Choco, MIT 

Web Content Writer & concurrent Social Media Coordinator

 

ID Specialist 2

Neptali P. Cortez

ID Specialist 1

Frances Mitzi Thea C. Mamuyac, MIT

Mara D. Aguja, MBA
Executive Secretary

ICTC Director – Dasamariñas

Ivy Joy S. Bautista, Ph.D.

Coordinator/Head Admin & Hardware Management Division

Mr. Jose Francisco F. Perona

Operations Assistant, NAH

Mr. Nelson L. Lacson

Tech Support Sp.3

Mr. Jerwin Labastida

Tech Support Sp.2 

Mr. Mark Ronel Igdalino

Tech Support Sp.1

Mr. Frederico F. Camali-an

Operation Assistant, Instructional Media

Mr. Arden N. Ulangkaya

Coordinator/Head Systems Admin & Programming Division

Ms. Diana Joy A. Virtudazo

ID Specialist

Ms. Merry Ann Gravello

ID Specialist

Ms. Ruby Ortiz

Operations Assistant, Web & Motion Graphics

Mr. Carl Andrew Valdez

Web Programmer

Web Master

Mr. Paul Lawrence D.V. Sarmiento

 Mr. Mark Jerald Patalinghug

Operations Assistant, Education Technology Specialist

Mr. Renz Alfred Obedoza

ICTC QUALITY POLICY

The Philippine Christian University – Information and Communications Technology Center (PCU-ICTC) strives to provide excellence in the delivery of digital services, agile and innovative in process-driven academic and administrative services consistent with our goal for cost-effectiveness, cost-efficiency and operational efficiency.

We at ICTC, are committed to continuously improving our services, paralleled with the University’s mantra of Faith, Character and Service that proudly adheres to ISO requirements for excellence essential to meet or exceed our University stakeholders’ expectations.

We at ICTC, are directed towards our goal for a Digital, Borderless and Multiversity, ICTC as the flagship unit of the University for digital operations and services enhancing teaching and learning to its finest, locally and globally.

Contact Us

☎️: (+632) 5310-0078
☎️: (+632) 8524-7684

✉️:  edtech.mnl@pcu.edu.ph (PCU email & bluebook concerns)
✉️: idproduction.itd@pcu.edu.ph (PCU ID concerns)
✉️: edtech.mnl@pcu.edu.ph (PCU Myportal Concerns)

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