Department of Automotive Technology

The Bachelor in Automotive Technology (BAT) started as one of the specialization courses of the BS in Industrial Technology program of the College of Industrial Technology in 1976. It was re-aligned as an independent program and department in 2008 with Board Resolution No. 953, series of 2008. 

The Commission on Higher Education awarded the renewal of the Certificate of Program Compliance to the Department to offer the Bachelor in Automotive Technology under COPC No. 12, series of 2021, with an approved curriculum under BOR Resolution No. 002-REF, series of 2020. Currently, the program is at Level III Phase I accreditation status by the  Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP), Inc.

The Department hosts the Toyota Technology Center (TTC), which is one among 18 established in nominated partner schools in the country under the Toyota Automotive Education Program (TAEP) of the Toyota Motor Philippines Foundation (TMPF) Inc. since its inception. The TTC envisions to become the regional skills development center in automotive servicing.

Faculty Profile

Core Faculty

Ms. Felimer V. Abes
Instructor I
Bachelor in Automotive Tech.

Engr. Mark Angelo C. Agliam
Instructor I
BS Mechanical Engr.

Mr. Christian Rae R. Agpalza
Instructor I
Bachelor in Automotive Tech.

Prof. William G. Bermudez
Assistant Professor IV
MA Education, BSIE - AT

Mr. Damaso C. Calventas
Instructor I
Bachelor in Automotive Tech.

Ms. Angelene A. Castro
Instructor I
Bachelor in Automotive Tech.

Prof. Emmanuel Noel A. Clemente
Associate Professor V
MA Education, BSIE - ELT
In-charge, ACU Maintenance

Mr. Dave Malan G. Dahilig
Instructor I
Bachelor in Automotive Tech.

Ms. Skyleen L. Dalanon
Instructor I
BS in Industrial Tech. - Automotive Tech.

Prof. Zaldy A. Fernandez
Associate Professor IV
MA Education, BSIE - AT

Prof. Ferdinand P. Huenda
Associate Professor II
MA Education, BSIE - AT
Department Chair, Automotive Tech. Dept.

Mr. Mike Daryl Jimenez
Instructor I
Bachelor in Automotive Technology

Mr. Arvin Joshua B. Laeno
Instructor I
Bachelor in Automotive Technology

Mr. John Benedict Manding
Instructor I
Bachelor in Automotive Technology

Mr. Jefferson R. Miranda
Instructor I
BS Industrial Tech - Automotive Tech.

Mr. Michael Vincent G. Oalog
Instructor I
BTTE - Automotive Technology

Mr. Ruel S. Peralta
Assistant Professor I
MA Education, BSIE - AT
In-charge, Vehicle Maintenance

Mr. Christopher B. Sales
Instructor I
Bachelor in Automotive Tech.

Dr. Jayson S. Tebes
Assistant Professor II
Ed.D., MAEd, BSIE - AT
Program Coordinator, AT

Mr. Larmy Genesis Ubasa
Instructor I
Bachelor in Automotive Tech.

General Education Faculty

Mr. Jaypee "PJ" V. Agbayani
Instructor I
MA

Dr. Evangeline L. Agcaoili
Assistant Professor IV
PhD - Linguistics, MAEd, AB - Filipino
Focal Person, NSTP & 5S

Prof. Baby 'Rlene I. Bayoc
Assistant Professor IV
MS Mathematics, BS Mathematics
Assistant Focal Person, IM Development

Prof. Nova M. Cabias
Assistant Professor IV
MS Teaching English/ MA Education, BSE - English
College Guidance Counselor

Mr. Marc Clinton A. Dacuycuy
Instructor I
MA Education, BSE - Social Studies
Adviser, College SC

Dr. Whellalyn G. Duldulao
Instructor III
PhD - Linguistics

Ms. Mary Joy C. Dumbrique
Instructor I
MAEd

Mr. Dan Jerome Malapira
Instructor I
MA Education, BSE - Social Studies

Mr. Jerylvin Rabago
Instructor I
MA Education, BSE - English
Coordinator, Student Affairs & Services
Co-Adviser, College Publication

Dr. Ryan Samuel V. Ramos
Associate Professor I
PhD - Dev't Ed, MAEd - PEHM, BSE - PEHM
Focal Person, Institutional & Program Accreditation

Prof. Dian Antonette N. Reantillo
Assistant Professor III
MA Education, BSE - Social Science

Program Description:

The Bachelor in Automotive Technology (BAT) was designed as a ladderized curriculum to train learners to become automotive engineering technologists, industrial technicians, and entrepreneurs for supervisory and managerial positions to cater to the needs of automotive industries globally and to generate employment n the field of automotive technology.

Program Outcomes:

The graduates of the BAT program should be able to:

1. Use techniques, skills, and modern technological tools necessary for professional practice;
2. Keep abreast with the developments of technology;
3. Carry out managerial and supervisory tasks;
4. Communicate effectively to the society the various technological projects and the benefits that can be derived from it;
5. Practice the profession ethically and responsibly;
6. Identify contemporary issues and their implications to society;
7. Act as a member or team leader to manage projects in multidisciplinary environments by applying management principles; and
8. Pursue lifelong learning for personal and professional growth through varied experimental and field-based opportunities.

BAT Curriculum:

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