Saint Mary’s University

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE and

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya

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SMU VISION-MISSION STATEMENT

Saint Mary’s University (SMU) of Bayombong, as a Filipino, Catholic and Missionary

Institution of higher learning, draws its vision and orientation from the constitutional mandate of
the 1987 Philippine Constitution, the educational goals expressed in the “Education Act of
1982”, the philosophy of the newly established “Commission on Higher Education”, the
Apostolic Constitution on Catholic Universities “Born from the Heart of the Church”, and the
vision-mission and directives on the Educational Apostolate of the Congregation of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary (CICM).

VISION

We envision SMU as a nurturing and zealous missionary Catholic educational institution

animated to form communities of committed, creative, and competent Christians.

MISSION
We dedicate ourselves to:

1. Steadfastly form and develop strongly committed persons and communities;

2. Persistently challenge one another to explore and pursue relevant, innovative, and breakthrough
ideas;
3. Relentlessly pursue professional excellence as individuals and as an institution and to be locally
responsive and globally competitive, and;
4. Joyfully animate one another as inspired by Mother Mary, to become faithful witnesses of Jesus
Christ and persevere in the building of strongly united Christian communities.

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VISION, MISSION AND OBJECTIVES OF THE

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE

VISION
We envision the School of Engineering and Architecture as a leading institution in providing
education and training for the formation of Engineers and Architects who are imbued with the values of
honesty and integrity, and globally competitive builders and creators of beauty and efficiency.

MISSION
The School of Engineering and Architecture believes that in this ever-changing world of science,
the education of the Engineer and the Architect will, to a great extent, determine and contribute to the
survival and growth of man’s institution, culture and civilization. It therefore commits itself to the
responsibility of producing graduates who will be instruments of service to humanity.

OBJECTIVES
The education and training in the School of Engineering and Architecture should be directed
towards service of humanity. In this ever-changing world of science, the training of the Engineer and the
Architect will, to a great extent, determine and contribute to the survival and growth of man’s institutions,
culture and civilization. The Engineer and the Architect are the instrumentality through which the natural
resources of the country are harnessed to their fullest utilization. He is the creator of homes, cities,
utilities and improvements that make life easy and livable in this age of progress. Such functions impose
obligations beyond those of the ordinary business of man. They impose grave social and technical
responsibilities and a patriotic duty to which the engineering student should be prepared to dedicate
himself.

Hence, the School of Engineering and Architecture stresses the real concept of the true nature of
education, the imparting of human values and of good and sound judgment. The faculty of instruction
should consist of highly qualified engineers and architects with considerable professional experience,
integrity and human wisdom.

The curriculum and course content must be sound and flexible, and provide the student with basic
scientific and technological principles. However, the end product of the engineering education should not
be just a problem solver nor a reservoir of factual information, but a fully rounded creator of beauty and
efficiency.

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VISION AND MISSION OF THE ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING PROGRAM
The program aims to:

 Provide an outstanding educational program that enables our graduates to become leaders in
their profession by imparting fundamental principles, skills, and tools to innovate and excel.
 Pursue the discovery of fundamental knowledge and its applications to position the department
among the leaders in research.
 Respond to the needs of the nation by building a strong outreach program that serves industry
and the engineering profession.

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RATIONALE OF THE OJT PROGRAM

In view of providing the students with the necessary experiences and skills needed for the
practice of their profession, the OJT Program has been incorporated in the Engineering and
Architecture curricula. The program aims to give the students the opportunity to put into practice
the theories and principles they have learned in school within the guidance of the faculty advisor.
It aims to provide the students with sufficient exposure to the realities of the work environment
for which they are being prepared. This will give them a chance to assess themselves as to their
readiness to assume the responsibilities for which they are being trained.

However, the program will not be feasible without the cooperation of government, non-
government and private corporations/organizations which are willing to share their facilities and
resources for this program. It is therefore imperative for the school to establish the necessary
linkages with these corporations/organizations. In a way, these organizations /corporations will
also benefit from the program since they will be able to participate in enhancing the curriculum
to make it more responsive to the needs of the industry. Thus, they are assured of the work force
that is equipped with the necessary competencies, skills, attitudes and values needed for the job
they are being prepared for.

The school, on the other hand, can make the necessary assessment and revision of the
curriculum to make it more responsive to the actual needs of the industry, thus, further enhancing
the program’s quality and relevance.

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OBJECTIVES OF THE OJT PROGRAM

The On-the-Job Training Program designed for the Engineering & Architecture
student aims to:

1. Provide the students with the opportunity to acquire practical knowledge, skills
and desirable attitudes on actual engineering and architecture related operations in
companies, organizations or agencies providing such service.
2. Develop and/or enhance the work values, competencies and skills of the students
as they relate themselves to the actual work environment.
3. Enhance the competitiveness of students in terms of possible employment since
they are oriented with the actual work conditions of the profession they are being
prepared for.
4. Strengthen and update the school’s curricula to keep abreast with the actual needs
of the industry for which the students are being trained for.

COURSE DESCRIPTION AND OUTLINE

It is a course that enables the students to relate their acquired competencies to the realities
and problems of industries. This may include involvement in the industry’s manpower
requirements, development and research concerns, trainings, applications of principles,
environmental concerns, ethical and behavioral concerns, decision making, and equipment and
materials concerns.

1. Orientation and Presentation of Policies and Guidelines

2. Assertion of Student’s OJT on the company

3. Completion of the required number of hours

3.1 Submission of Progress Reports

4. Final Report Presentation

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ON-THE-JOB TRAINING PROGRAM

Name of Trainee: Frances Pauline G. Subido

Course: BSECE - 4

Company Name: SMART Communications Inc.

Site: SMART Cauayan City, Isabela

Attending Engineers:

Engr. Jowee A. Javier

Engr. Christian G. Pader

Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa

Engr. Danlex A. Cagurangan

Address: Cauayan City, Isabela

Term & School Year: Midyear 2017- 2018

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Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) is a wholly-owned wireless communications and digital

services subsidiary of PLDT, Inc., the Philippines’ leading telecommunications company. Smart
serves approximately 95% of the country’s cities and municipalities with its combined 2G, 3G,
and 4G LTE network*, providing mobile communications services, high-speed internet
connectivity, and access to digital services and content to over 58.7 million Filipinos*, through
its commercial brands Smart, TNT, and Sun. Smart also offers satellite communication services
under the brand Smart World.

As part of PLDT's massive digital transformation program, Smart has committed to give more
than 90% of the population access to its most advanced LTE network by end-2018, in order to
support the country’s growing digital economy, as well as provide the best customer experience
for an increasingly digital Filipino lifestyle.

Our Vision
Lead and Inspire Filipinos to Create a Better Tomorrow.

Our Mission
Empower Filipinos everywhere with customer-focused digital innovations that unlock and share
their infinite potential.

Our Values
Deliver awesome customer experiences

Take care of our people

Collaborate to win

Fast is better than perfect

Malasakit

Humility to listen and learn

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History
January 24, 1991

Anticipating the liberalization of the Philippine telecommunications industry, a group of Filipino

investors led by Orlando B. Vea and David T. Fernando organized Smart (then named Smart
Information Technology, Inc.).

April 1992

Smart obtained its congressional franchise.

May 1993

Smart was granted provisional authority to operate a mobile cellular service.

December 1993

Smart commenced commercial operations of its cellular service.

By then, Smart had drawn in strategic partners who brought in managerial and technical
expertise, and contributed substantial financial resources. These were: First Pacific Company
Limited, a Hong Kong-based conglomerate; its Philippine flagship Metro Pacific Corporation;
and Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation of Japan (NTT) – one of the world’s largest
telecommunications companies.

In compliance with the government’s telecommunications program, Smart established a local

exchange service in the cities and provinces assigned to it under the “service area scheme.”
Smart also obtained licenses to provide international gateway, paging, and inter-carrier
transmission services.

February 1994

Smart broadened the market and made cellular phones available to a wider range of people.
Instead of charging high monthly fees and airtime rates, Smart introduced its PriceBuster Plan,
which offered subscribers a choice of monthly service plans going as low as the then unheard-of
sum of only P120. Smart launched this revolutionary plan with a hugely successful advertising
campaign that featured a “Man with a Bat” smashing glass barriers to owning a cellular phone.

1995

Using a well-developed analog platform called TACS (Total Access Communications System),
Smart rapidly rolled out a cellular network with its own nationwide digital transmission system.

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February 1997

Three years after it commenced commercial operations, Smart had won over 360,000 subscribers
and had become the Philippines’ largest cellular operator.

November 1998

First Pacific Company acquired a controlling stake in the PLDT, the Philippines’ largest
telecommunications company.

April 1999

With digital cellular services gaining popularity in the Philippines, Smart launched its postpaid
GSM service called Smart Gold. Operating on the 900 and 1800 radio frequency bands, this was
the Philippines’ first dual-band digital cellular service.

October 1999

Smart launched its prepaid GSM service called Smart Buddy. This set the stage for the explosive
growth of Smart’s GSM service in 2000.

March 2000

First Pacific, its Philippine affiliate Metro Pacific, and NTT swapped their shares in Smart for
shares in PLDT. As a result, Smart became a wholly owned subsidiary of PLDT.March 2000 –
First Pacific, its Philippine affiliate Metro Pacific, and NTT swapped their shares in Smart for
shares in PLDT. As a result, Smart became a wholly owned subsidiary of PLDT.

Smart, together with Piltel and PLDT subsidiary ACeS Philippines Cellular Satellite Corp.,
formed the wireless business division of the PLDT Group.

As part of its integration into the PLDT Group, Smart turned over its local exchange network to
PLDT. In turn, Smart took over the management of the cellular business of Piltel. ACeS
Philippines, which offered the satellite phone service provided by ACeS International, was also
integrated into Smart.

April 2000

Smart introduced Talk ’N Text, which is dubbed the “people’s brand.” Talk ‘N Text offers the
best value-for-money, with more affordable voice rates and text packages and reasonably priced
SIM cards and mobile phones.

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December 2000

Smart launched Smart Money, the world’s first bank-issued reloadable electronic payment card
linked to a mobile phone. It combines the strength of Smart's mobile commerce services and
MasterCard's wide merchant acceptance network, enabling consumers to enjoy a wide array of
goods and services.

January 2001

In an event witnessed by NTC officials, Smart, in cooperation with Nokia, conducted the first
successful trials on experimental 3G systems in the Philippines. The company also started rolling
out base stations that were easily upgradeable to 3G technology.

December 2001

Smart launched in Batanes Islands the country’s first fixed satellite service called Smart Link. A
service that allows subscribers to make calls anywhere in its coverage area, whether on land or at
sea, Smart Link utilizes the technology of Asia Cellullar Technology (ACeS) which covers the
entire Pacific region with three gateways in Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines.

Smart Link is the communication of choice of Filipino seafarers, who use the service even while
onboard vessels, and for those who travel or live in remote areas of the Philippines.

February 2003

Smart became the first mobile operator in Asia and second worldwide to offer a Microsoft-
powered smart phone named “Smart Amazing Phone.” A tri-band handset that offered both
GPRS and MMS capabilities, the revolutionary Smart Amazing Phone is a fully loaded multi-
media handset that made possible seamless connectivity with other Windows-based devices such
as PCs and laptops.

May 2003

Smart introduced Smart Load, a revolutionary over-the-air prepaid airtime reloading service in
sachet-like retail packages. Basic packages include Economy (PhP30), Regular (PhP60), Extra
(PhP115), and PhP200.

December 2003

Smart launched Pasa Load (Transfer Load), a service that allows Smart Buddy and Talk ‘N Text
subscribers to pass on to each other PhP15, PhP10, PhP5 or PhP2 worth of their own airtime
balances.

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January 2004

Smart introduced Infinity, a premium postpaid plan that offers round-the-clock dedicated
personal concierge services, international assistance services, premium handset packages, and
exclusive lifestyle content.

August 1, 2004

Smart launched Smart Padala, the world’s first international cash remittance service linked to the
mobile phone. “Padala” is a Filipino household word akin to remittance, which is a means of
financial support from the estimated 10 million family members or relatives working abroad.
Smart Padala Domestic was launched in June 2005.

Smart Padala was one of the 12 finalists in the Asian Innovation Awards 2004 held in Singapore
in October 2004. Presented by Asia’s premier business magazine Far Eastern Economic Review,
Smart was the only Philippine company.

June 2005

Smart launched Smart Bro. Initially as Smart WiFi, Smart Bro is a revolutionary high-speed
broadband Internet service of Smart subsidiary SBI. Smart Bro utilizes Smart’s nationwide
cellular network to wirelessly link the computer to the Internet.

November 2005

In November 2005, Smart demonstrated its readiness to offer a full range of 3G services in a live
video conference call and an international roaming call at the annual conference of the Inter-
Working Roaming Expert Group of the GSM Association in Cebu City. Smart was the first
Philippine telco to demo its 3G technology in an international conference.

January - February 2006

Smart 3G was showcased in various festivals. Smart linked the Sinulog Festival in Cebu City and
Ati-Atihan in Kalibo City through a Smart 3G video call broadcasted on screens. Smart also
linked the Dinagyang Festival in Iloilo City to top tourist beach destination Boracay in Aklan. In
these events, Smart engineers used the 3G video call service to “broadcast” the activities live to
customers or through wide screen projections in festival venues.

January 1, 2006

To welcome the first day of 2006, a Smart 3G video call between PLDT and Smart chairman
Manuel V. Pangilinan and celebrity icon Kris Aquino was aired over the popular television show
The Buzz. This was the first time the 3G technology was demoed on television.

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February 14, 2006

Smart became the first telco in the Philippines to offer 3G services to the public.

Introduced as “Smart 3G”, the new service comes less than two months after the National
Telecommunications Commission (NTC) awarded Smart its 3G license after the telco garnered
the only perfect score of 30 based on the regulatory body’s grading system designed to gauge the
capability of operators to massively and effectively provide 3G service.

The launch was highlighted by a 3G video call from Barcelona, Spain by then Smart network
services division head Rolando G. Peña to an audience composed of members of the press and
Smart personnel.

The launch was a culmination of massive preparations, rapid network rollout, and mass market
oriented public demonstrations in various key cities of the country.

June 2006

Smart 3G enabled the mobile viewing of selected traffic zones and vacation spots nationwide to
smoothen the travel plans of motorists during the Holy Week.

March 2007

Smart was first to offer a digital life solution via the Mobile Eye. A 3G device powered by
Smart, the Mobile Eye functions as a security camera, allowing Smart subscribers to closely
monitor their household, businesses, and everything else they value most via a video call using
their 3G mobile phones.

May 2007

Smart was first to offer mobile social networking through C Me on Smart – the country’s first
3G video portal community where subscribers can meet new friends, join discussion fora, and
build social and business contacts.

November 2007

As part of its thrust of broadbanding the country and making wireless broadband Internet
services more accessible and more affordable to more people, Smart launched the Smart Bro
portable USB modem - an innovative gadget that enabled users to easily link to the worldwide
web anytime, anywhere.

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July 2008

Smart by launching the country’s first flat-rate, all-in-one, unlimited messaging service called
Uzzap. Uzzap is an Internet protocol (IP)-based, downloadable application which allows users to
merge several messaging services such as SMS, instant messaging, and email into their mobile
phone.

October 2008

Smart launched its Islands Activations Program (IAP), which brings mobile money transfer
services to poor communities in the country’s remotest islands which are under-served or
unserved by the formal banking system. With the program, island residents were able to perform
mobile remittances, e-load purchases, bill and utility payments, and other micro purchases,

February 2009

Smart won the 1st Green Mobile Award at the 2009 GSM Global Mobile Awards for its
“Alternative Power for Cell Sites” which promotes the use of wind and solar energy to power
cell sites in remote areas of the country.

The Green Mobile Award is given to companies that are able to demonstrate well-designed and
successfully implemented ‘green’ programs.

By using alternative energy to power some 124 cell sites in off-grid areas nationwide, Smart has
been able to reduce carbon emission by 4,250 Kg of carbon dioxide per month per cell site or
roughly 527,000 Kg of carbon dioxide a month.

Smart installed the country’s first wind-powered cell site in 2006 on Malapascua, an island off
northern Cebu, in an effort to make operations viable in off-grid or remote areas where a great
part of the cost goes to diesel consumption and hauling costs.

May 2009

Smart introduced Sandbox, an online platform offering social networking, rich media content
downloading, and other web services such as email and instant messaging. Accessible via PCs,
laptops and mobile phones, Sandbox offers the convenience and innovation of choice content –
such as songs, games, among others – delivered straight to the subscriber’s cell phone.

September 2008 – Smart was honored at a special ceremony in New York City at the World
Business and Development Awards (WBDA) for “giving the poor access to communication and
micro-enterprise opportunities.”

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In particular, Smart was recognized for its “growth inclusive business model” – maintaining
profitability while at the same time serving the needs of the poor by providing access to low cost
telecommunications services, providing entrepreneurial avenues for the lower income segment of
the market, empowering women through microfinance opportunities, helping boost the quality of
education through Internet access, and practicing environmental sustainability.

Smart was among the ten recipients of the 2008 awards chosen from among a field of 104
nominees from 44 countries. Smart was the only awardee from Southeast Asia.

June 30, 2009

Piltel’s stockholders approved the purchase of a 20 percent stake in Manila Electric Company
(Meralco). The acquisition of a stake in Meralco was in line with the PLDT Group’s strategic
intent to maximize operational and business synergies that could yield new revenue streams and
cost savings for both the PLDT Group and Meralco.

The stockholders also approved the sale and transfer of Piltel’s GSM cellular business and assets
to Smart. This was concluded in August 2009. Smart likewise increased its equity in Piltel from
92.3% to 99.5% via a tender offer to Piltel’s minority shareholders. In June 2010, Piltel changed
its name to PLDT Communication and Energy Ventures, Inc.

September 2009

Smart launched several mobile email services, the first telco to make email as ubiquitous as
voice and SMS. Smart worked with leading handset manufacturer Nokia for the launch of Nokia
Messaging in the Philippines. It likewise partnered with Research In Motion (RIM) to offer
prepaid, flat-rate, unlimited BlackBerry® data packages.

November 2009

Smart is the first telco that had successfully completed testing of the most advanced broadband
technologies such as HSPA+, Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access or WiMAX,
and Long Term Evolution or LTE in various

June 2010

Smart partnered with MasterCard Worldwide to mobilize MasterCard payment solutions for
consumers around the world. The partnership brought together Smart subsidiary Smart Hub
Inc.’s tested mobile payments platform and telecom experience and MasterCard’s global brand,
resilient network and electronic payments legacy in order to establish an optimal mobile
payments infrastructure for the world’s developing economies.

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The joint venture built upon their introduction of the MasterCard Mobile Payments Gateway, an
open mobile payment processing platform designed to facilitate MasterCard Mobile Payment
Solutions in developing markets, with the first launch scheduled in Brazil with Itaú Unibanco
and Redecard, along with mobile network operator Vivo in Brazil.

February 2011

At the GSMA Mobile World Congress held at Barcelona, Smart unveiled the Netphone™ — its
own line of Android-compliant, path-breaking smartphones designed for emerging markets. The
Netphone™ is the world's first smartphone backed by an operator-managed platform (SmartNet).

October 2011

Smart unveiled its new logo during the highly successful Black Eyed Peas concert led by
Filipino-American singer, education advocate, and Smart’s ambassador apl.de.ap.

The new Smart logo reflects the evolving digital lifestyle of Filipinos. Smart’s corporate name in
blue remains, but its signature rays have been replaced with eight dots in various vibrant colors,
to reflect the freedom and empowerment that Smart's broader range of products and services
make possible.

October 2011

Smart introduced “Tap Share” – a service that lets Smart subscribers download content by
tapping on a poster. Tap Share uses NFC (Near Field Communications), a technology which
allows for contactless data exchange between two devices in close proximity to each other.

Smart is the first and only telco in the Philippines to utilize NFC technology through the use of
smartphones and cards.

November 2011

Smart received international recognition for its “Alternative Power for Cell Sites” program at the
World Communications Award ceremony in London.

Smart won the Green Award for its use of renewable energy to power some 124 cell sites in

June 2012

Smart bagged three major international awards, including top honors as Operator of the Year at
the 2012 Asia Communication Awards — winning over Singapore’s Singtel and StarHub,
Australia’s Telstra Global, and Unitel of Laos.

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The only Philippine telco recognized at the prestigious awards program held in Singapore, Smart
reaped the most number of operator accolades during the Annual Awards Dinner held in
Singapore. Smart’s winning entries include the Netphone—the world’s first smartphone backed
by an operator-managed system, under the Innovation Award category, and Secured Health
Information Network and Exchange (SHINE)—Smart’s flagship mHealth program, under the
Best Emerging Market Initiative category.

August 25, 2012

Smart was the first to launch the country’s fastest fourth generation (4G) mobile broadband
commercial service running on Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology.

Smart’s LTE deployment was made possible by the PLDT Group’s P67.1 billion network
technology refresh program which has replaced the base station equipment in all of Smart’s over
9,500 base stations nationwide with 4G-ready facilities.

This program has also strengthened the PLDT Group’s fiber optic networks and overseas fiber
optic cable systems to ensure that high-speed broadband services offered via LTE will be fully
supported.

September 2012

Smart scored another first in network and customer experience superiority as it extended its
pioneering LTE commercial service into a multi-frequency offering.

Recognized worldwide as a leader in innovation, Smart has fired up LTE in the 2100MHz and
1800Mhz bands officially making it the first multi-frequency service provider of mobile LTE in
the country and one of the first in the world.

September 2012

Smart successfully made the Philippines’ first LTE voice call and SMS on its super-charged
mobile network.

Using LTE-enabled smartphones, Sun Star Cebu Business Editor and InnoPub Media co-founder
Max Limpag and Cebu Bloggers’ Society president Ruben Licera Jr. contacted phones which
were equipped with SIMs from competing networks via voice and SMS.

Similarly, Smart Technology Services Division Head Mar G. Tamayo placed a call from the
PLDT office in Cebu City to Smart Wireless Consumer Division Head Noel Lorenzana in
Makati City. Overseas calls were also made by Huawei Wireless Technology Head Li Zhi Chao
from Cebu to the Huawei Head office in China and by Smart representatives to the NTT
DoCoMo office in Japan.

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FRANCES PAULINE G. SUBIDO

Villa Sur, Maddela,

Quirino +63 995 4033 235
[email protected]

CAREER OBJECTIVE
Seeking an internship position that allows me to work in demanding environment where all my skills
and efforts can be used to explore and familiarize myself in varied fields, and comprehend my potential
and add to the growth of organization with inspiring performance.

TECHNICAL SKILLS AND CAPABILITIES

 Good in-depth knowledge of electrical equipment and circuit construction techniques. 
 Best knowledge of computer with of MS Office and many other operating systems. 

 Knowledge of MATLAB, FluidSIM, PCB wizard or CAD capture tool and many other
electronics software tools. 

PERSONAL SKILLS
 Highly organized and efficient 
 Ability to work independently or as part of a team 
 Proven leadership skills and ability to motivate 

EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering (2014 – Present)
Saint Mary’s University
Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya

SEMINARS, WORKSHOP AND TRAININGS ATTENDED

 Seminar on Manufacturing Process Flow 
 Seminar on Overview of BioMEd 
 Seminar on GSM Module for Arduino and Raspberry Pi 
 Oscilloscope Manipulation Tutorial 
 Seminar on PCB Layouting and Fabrication 

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CHARACTER REFERENCE
+63 906 8441 711 
 Engr. Teofilo M. 
Sagabaen ECE Instructor   Engr. Joel T. Mendoza ECE
 Instructor 
Saint Mary’s University  
Saint Mary’s University 
+63 915 8821 736 

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SMU – SEAIT OJT Form No. 4

Saint Mary’s University

School of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology

Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya

DAILY RECORD OF ACTIVITIES PERFORMED

Signature of
Date Description of Activities Supervising
Employee
O91 Quezon Inventory, alarm screening, service
June 13 2018
affecting

June 14 2018 RNC and BNC room tour and lecture

June 18 2018 San Manuel site Visit

June 19 2018 Admin data base completion

June 20 2018 Admin data base completion

C31 Ilagan E1 line up, N1740 Ilagan ODU

June 21 2018
replacement

June 22 2018 Admin data base completion

June 25 2018 Besao site visit and LTE integration

June 26 2018 Besao site visit and LTE integration

June 27 2018 Encoding and site inventory

June 28 2018 Inventory updating

June 29 2018 U80 Lapaz site visit

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Isolation of low RSL C31 Ilagan facing N16

July 02 2018
Tumauini

July 03 2018 E1 rerouting of 2G services

July 04 2018 N12 and C31 Ilagan Alarm screening

July 05 2018 Capisaan Cave spelunking

July 06 2018 Lintungan Falls adventure

July 09 2018 Data base inventory

July 10 2018 N19 San Luis inventory

July 11 2018 Inventory updating

July 12 2018 Inventory updating

U80 Lapaz replacement of BFU. Diamantina site

July 13 2018
inventory

July 16 2018 3846 Nagtipunan site visit

July 17 2018 Restoration of C35 Cabarroguis facing Aglipay Aviat

July 18 2018 Inventory updating

July 19 2018 Magat dam Visitation

Burgos battery debunking, Lapaz rebunking, and

July 20 2018
Burgos site visit

July 23 2018 Kahoot exam

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Calamagui 2nd I site inventory, V10 Santa Isabel

July 24 2018
battery installation, Mallig site inventory

July 25 2018 Final Kahoot and graduation, C20 site visit

Frances Pauline G. Subido

(NAME OF STUDENT-TRAINEE)

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SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa
Date: June 13, 2018

It was the first day of my OJT class at Smart Communications at Cauayan City, Isabela. I
am excited and at the same time feeling nervous because of its new environment. I’m no longer
within my comfort zone which I considered as a challenging one.

I came at the office at exactly 8 o’clock in the morning, even though our call time
according to our supervisor is 8:30 AM. As soon as I arrived, I met new and unfamiliar faces
smiling in front of the office, they were OJT’s from NVSU.

As soon as all of the OJTs’ arrived, Engr. Christian G. Pader, our team leader, asked us to
group ourselves with 5 members each. This will be our temporary group for site visitations. Few
minutes later, he called all the groups but us, and then they went to Ilagan City.

Our group went to Quezon, Isabela with Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa. On our way she
gave us words of encouragement and advise us to enjoy our OJT as we learn something from
their job as an engineers.

We went there to check the DRU, because it had alarms or warning that must be fix as
soon as possible. We also updated the inventory as we waited for the DRU to be fixed.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Danlex A. Cagurangan
Date: June 14, 2018

Because Engr. Rumbaoa and Engr. Pader were both on leave, we stayed at the office the
whole day. Engr. Danlex A. Cagurangan gave us an introduction to GSM, traffic management,
signaling and transmission.

After having a lecture, he toured as inside the RNC (Radio Network Controller) and BNC
room. The room consists of many different wires/connections and devices each with important
usage. We were also given the opportunity to try how to connect E1 using a specific too. And
Engr. Cagurangan reiterates the importance of temperature inside the room to avoid overheating
of the equipments.

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SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa
Date: June 18, 2018

There was a meeting of all the engineers, from different team, that was held at Santiago City,
Isabela. But before we went there, we went for cell site visit in Lapaz Isabela.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa
Date: June 19, 2018

On this day, we stayed at the office the whole day; we just used the fast internet at the
office. Together with my co-trainees, we talked and told stories to know more each one of us.
The laughter we had, the joy we made were one of the quality time we made during our training
days.

On the afternoon, Engr. Rumbaoa taught us how to use the program needed for the
inventory updating. The portal is used to enter the serial number, manufacturer, voltage,
frequency and the like of the equipment’s. This is done in order to keep track of all the
equipment’s used inside each site.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa
Date: June 20, 2018

Same as yesterday, some of the ojts including me stayed at the office. We played games
to deepen or relationship with the OJTs’ from NVSU since we came from different school.

We also use the program that Engr. Rumbaoa taught us for the inventory updating in the
afternoon. The details she gathered using her camera phone when we went to Quezon were
encoded on the portal.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Christian G. Pader
Date: June 21, 2018

Today is Fieldwork; we went to C31 Ilagan for E1 line up as requested by Cagayan. E1

line up is the cross connection going to the BSC. After connecting the 3 cabins, we went to
N1740 for ODU replacement.

N1740 is quite isolated and a scary place because of the abandoned building within its
vicinity. Nonetheless we went there to fix the ODU (Outdoor Unit), but since Engr. Pader left his

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extension at the office, we were not able to check if the ODU is fixed since his laptop had empty
batt.

Given the circumstance that the site had a monkey cage, we asked Engr. Pader if we
could experience climbing the tower. To our surprised, he agreed provided that we keep
ourselves safe.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa
Date: June 22, 2018

For this day, we just stayed at the office and do Admin data base completion. As the
previous updating done, all we need is to encode the details gathered from the sites.After
finishing our task, we continued to make friends with the OJTs’ from the NVSU.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Jowee A. Javier & Engr. Homer Gutierez
Date: June 25, 2018

Fieldwork again! We had an early call time, it was 5:30 AM, we went to Besao for a site
visit and LTE integration. On our way, we stopped at Mt. Polis for a site Visit. After which, we
proceeded to Besao and Engr. Homer gave us a lecture about ip configurations and how to access
the cell site.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Jowee A. Javier
Date: June 26, 2018

We went to Kiltepan to see the sea of clouds but there weren’t clouds at that time because
we went at 9 AM but still the view was breath taking. Since engr. Javier is quite busy, we
enjoyed ourselves and took pictures. After a while, engr. Javier asked us to take a group picture.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa
Date: June 27, 2018

After the experience in Sagada, we stayed at the office and continued the inventory.we
encoded the details gathered by the NVSU ojts from their site visits while we were at Sagada.
Some of us went to the field but we chose to stay at the office to rest from our trip.

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SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa
Date: June 28, 2018

Same as yesterday, some of the ojts including me stayed at the office. We played games
to deepen or relationship with the OJTs’ from NVSU since we came from different school.

We also use the program that Engr. Rumbaoa taught us for the inventory updating.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Christian G. Pader
Date: June 29, 2018

Last day for this week! We accompanied Engr. Pader for his medical. While waiting for
him, we stayed inside the car. As soon as he was finished, we went to U80 Lapaz for alarm
clearing. On our way, Engr. Pader called the main office for the ticket suppression, but due to
unforeseen events, we were not able to start alarm clearing therefore he asked the main office to
unsuppressed the ticket again.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Danlex A. Cagurangan
Date: July 2, 2018

In the morning, we went to C31 Ilagan, for the isolation of low RSL facing N16
Tumauini. Engr. Cagurangan, taught us how to find the connection of E1 line up. He asked each
one of us to check if the E1 line up is correct by simply connecting and disconnecting the wires
to see if the LED light turns off.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa
Date: July 3, 2018

Same as yesterday, we went to C31 Ilagan, but this time it is for E1 rerouting of 2G
services.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Danlex A. Cagurangan
Date: July 4, 2018

Today we went to C31 and N12 Ilagan for alarm screening. Many of us decided to stay at
the office because it was already their 4th or 5th time to go there. But we decided to do a field
work today.

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When we went to N12 Ilagan, Engr. Cagurangan took pictures inside the cabin and asked
us to do an inventory update when we reach the office.

On our way at the office, we asked Engr. Caguranagn if we could stop at the Ilagan
Japanese tunnel as our side trip.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Jowee Javier, Engr. Danlex Cagurangan & Engr. Christian Pader
Date: July 5, 2018

All of the teams, Team Solano Team Santiago and Team Cauayan, gathered at Smart
Solano. We then prepared ourselves for the trip to Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya. Our supervisor
decided to went just to go to Capisaan Cave. Everyone were excited!

Before heading to the cave, we first had our lunch at the house of Erdelson, one of the
OJT’s of Santiago, who lives at Kasibu. The cave is a 4-hour walk and once we had reached our
destination, one of the tourist guide gave us some quick orientation. We were given some helmet
for protection and a proper footwear must be worn inside the cave to avoid difficulties and to
enjoy the sights inside the cave. We were group into 5-6 members and each group were given
one tour guide. The cave consisted 90% of water so we were expected to get we. Inside the cave,
you can feel the cool breeze and be amazed on the beauty of the cave. We were tired but we
enjoyed this day and we went home afterwards.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Jowee Javier, Engr. Danlex Cagurangan & Engr. Christian Pader
Date: July 6, 2018

Another day at Kasibu, continued our duty for the Y40 Kasibu PMR, preventive
maintenance routine and also for the alarm clearing. We finished at the afternoon and we were
tired. But suddenly there was a big news saying that the site at Nagtipunan, Quezon was burnt.
As soon as we arrived at the office the engineers started to work as one to get information from
the said site.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa and Engr. Danlex A. Cagurangan
Date: July 9, 2018

Since Engr. Javier and Engr. Pader wasn’t around because they were at Nagtipunan
together with the other engineers and co-trainees to restore the site, and Engr. Rumbaoa is busy
with office work while Engr. Cagurangan cannot accommodate us all, we just surf the net the
whole day and waited for 5:30 PM so that we can go home.

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SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Danlex Cagurangan
Date: July 10, 2018

Today we went for inventory data retrieval on C19 San Luis, Cauayan Site and
transformer checkup and replacement on C31 Ilagan because there was an early call that the site
is down due to power blackout and the genset is not working.

When we head back to the office, Engr. Caguranagn asked us again to update the
inventory with the details we gathered from C19.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Jowee Javier
Date: July 11, 2018

All the engineers from team Cauayan, Santiago and Solano gathered at the office for a
meeting. The meeting took a while that it ended up in the afternoon.

With this, we just stayed at the office, surfing the net, others playing with their cards
while others are watching movies on their own laptops. This day was like a resting day for us
OJTs’.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa
Date: July 12, 2018

Because Engr. Javier and Engr. Pader are both exhausted from restoring Nagtipunan site,
this day wasn’t productive. All we did the whole day is to stay at the office and surf the internet.
Some of us just watched at their laptop and the others played games the whole day. There were
no given tasks at this moment.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Danlex A. Cagurangan
Date: July 13, 2018

Today was productive day. We went to U80 Lapaz for the replacement of BFU because
the 2G services of the said site is down. While we were on it, Engr. Cagurangan took pictures
and access the site for the inventory.

After which, we went to Diamantina for site inventory. We were tasked to update the
inventory again when we head back to the office.

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SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Christian G. Pader
Date: July 16, 2018

Today we went to 3846 Nagtipunan Quirino for a site visit. The site was slippery so we
decided not to hike and reach the said site. We only looked at it at the bottom of the hill.

While we were at Nagtipunan Quirino, Engr. Javier decided to visit Siitan Natures Park
located at Nagtipunan, I was speechless when I saw the place. Engr. Pader took pictures of us.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Danlex A. Cagurangan
Date: July 17, 2018

We went to Quirino Province today, we were able to restore C35 Cabarroguis site facing
Aglipay Aviat. It took a while to restore the said site, because must be a proper coordination with
Engr. Pader who was located at Aglipay Aviat to see if the site is working again

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Gmelina F. Rumbaoa
Date: July 18, 2018

This day wasn’t productive. All we did the whole day is to stay at the office and surf the
internet. Some of us just watched at their laptop and the others played games the whole day.
There were no given tasks at this moment.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Jowee A. Javier
Date: July 19, 2018

Today we had PMR at Ramon, Isabela, preventive maintenance routine. After which we
decided to visit Magat Dam. It was my first time on the area so I asked my fellow OJTs’ to have
a boating with me. The boating time took more or less 30 minutes.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Danlex A. Cagurangan
Date: July 20, 2018

This time we went to Burgos, Isabela to fetch the battery. All the male OJTs’ join forces
to carry the 65kg each batteries. The batteries are then travelled and transferred to U80 Lapaz.
Engr. Pader asked us to use a suit, helmet and gloves and try to carry a battery.

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SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Jowee A. Javier, Engr. Danlex A. Cagurangan & Engr. Christian
A. Pader
Date: July 22, 2018

Today, we welcomed 2 faculties from SMU for their immersion. After the warm
welcome, we had our lecture about 3G services and again we did RNC/BNC room tour.

In the afternoon, they asked us to divide ourselves into 2 groups for the kahoot exam.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Christian G. Pader
Date: July 23, 2018

This day we went to Calamagui 2nd and Mallig for site inventory. Just like Engr.
Cagurangan, Engr. Pader took pictures of the equipment for the inventory update

We also went to V10 Santa Isabel for battery installation. At first, the battery that was
taken by Engr. Pader was not functioning properly, so he decided to go back to the car and get
the remaining batteries, to his surprise, none of the batteries are functioning properly. He already
troubleshoot the battery cabin but nothing happened.

SMART COMMUNICATION, INC.

Supervising Employee: Engr. Jowee A. Javier
Date: July 25, 2018

Today, all teams are gathered at our office for our recognition day. Since it was our last
day, we had kahoot exam. Each team is provided with 1 device only that can participate at the
exam. The engineers prepared cash prizes. All teams gathered their members and asked each one
of them for their undivided support and intelligence.

After the exam, we had our lunch at C20 Cauayan and had our evaluation when we head
back to the office. Before everyone went home, the Engineers gave us their heartfelt messages.

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BATTERY REBANKING AND DEBANKING

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ODU REPLACEMENT

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E1 LINE UP AND REROUTING

RNC/BNC ROOM TOUR

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DATA INVENTORY, ALARM SCREENING, SERVICE AFFECTING

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RECTIFIER INSTALLATION

GETTING READY FOR A FIELDWORK

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