University
of Southeastern Philippines
Bo. Obrero, Davao City
Bo. Obrero, Davao City
TRAVEL REPORT
January 23, 2016
January 23, 2016
Seminar Overview
In
this event held at social hall on January 23, 2016 we had a minor field trip
and seminar for the compliance of our subject. We had three speakers that
impart their insight in line to our field of our review. The first speaker we
had is Mr. Ralph Gideon who talked about the graphic tools and the fundamentals
of design. The second speaker is Ms. Shannen Yu Sapar who talked about the
front end web development. The last speaker is Sir Nikko Comidoy, who is an
alumni from USEP he took Bachelor of Science in Information Technology. He
shared his experience in his stay on the university when he is a student.
1st Speaker: Mr.
Ralph Gideon
Mr. Ralph Gideon
talked about the visual plan/art. He talked about the distinction between the
visual outline and visual art contrast. He looks into between an artist and an
designer. I discovered that visual plan is the art and routine of arranging and
anticipating thoughts and encounters with visual and literary substance while
visual art are art that structures, for example, drawing, painting, mold,
printmaking, plan, creates, photography, video, film making and design.
Additionally I gained from what he said the contrast between a designer and the
planner. Designers, outline from what they arranged. It is restricted for they
will take after the structure of the plan. While artist is realizing totally
new possibilities, their creative ability is wide and profound.
What I liked?
I liked the speech of
Mr. Ralph Gideon because he is very lenient to his speech. I saw in him that he
really knows the concept of visual plan and art. He indicated that a designer
is different from an artist.
What I didn’t like?
I didn’t like that he
said that an artist is greater than a designer because in every part of the
work they don’t have the same objective but they have their own unique goal.
2nd Speaker: Ms.
Shannen Yu Sapar
The
second speaker Ms. Shannen Yu Sapar talked about the front end web development.
She explained what front end development
is and how to suit yourself into it. She discussed about the difference between
a front end and back end development. Also he discussed bootstrap and other
frameworks that we can use in front web development. What are the advantages
and the disadvantages? She discussed also about some tools in making a website.
She discussed the difference of every tool to compare and see its
difference.
What
I liked?
I liked
that Ms. Shannen is from USeP Tagum and she indicated that front web
development is one of the trends in this modern world. She thought us on how to
use bootstrap and it’s very essential in our industry. And I also liked her
beauty.
What
I didn’t liked?
I didn’t
liked it when Ms. Shannen limits her framework to bootstrap.
3rd Speaker:
Sir Nikko Comidoy
Sir Nikko talked
about what happens in the industry after you will graduate. The discovering's
that you gained from the school won't be appended as you will land in a
position since it is a long way from what this present reality is. Additionally
Sir Nikko talked about pitching to helps us gain certainty as we will venture
on the stage and face the judges or enormous individual relating into huge
organizations and business. What I gained from Sir Nikko is whether you flop
once, twofold your exertion since it is insufficient, twofold the hard works
and hard ship. Furthermore the learning's inside the classroom is insufficient
to help you at work since we can take in outside from its perception and
encounters. Every one of the encounters that you gained outside from the school
will help you to turn out to be more capable to confront the new section as you
will graduate and have a job.
What I liked?
I liked that Sir
Nikko was inspiring us on how to be a technopreneur. He was the creator of doc
banana, an app that uses digital image processing that can help us people to
identify bananas. He also inspired us on how to finish in our course.
What I didn’t liked?
So far I don’t have
of his speech that I didn’t like because he was also a good speaker and he taught
us on how to finish our course.
Afternoon Session
(The Start-Up Pitching Competition and Hackathon activity)
During the second part of the program, the Hackathon and
Pitching Competition starts. We formed a team and joined the Hackathon
Competition. Our team was composed of me, Carry Kim Good and Murphy John Ong.
At the start of the competition, I was thinking come on its GG (GG is an
expression meaning Good Game) because my laptop was borrowed by my girlfriend.
I kept calling her but she was not picking it up. I was saying to my teammates
while we wait for the laptop maybe we should just make a code from writing it
on a piece of paper. We didn’t aim for the top because we were 45 minutes far
behind from other competitors. Like yeah men we can’t do anything. We just
writing our codes on a paper but we can’t debug it if it is right or wrong.
After 45 minutes my girlfriend gave me the laptop. After the competition we
were laughing because we were too late to start but we got a 3rd
place on that hackathon. Mongz said what if we didn’t have delayed what could
have happened and it boosted our morale. We received cashed price and we were
happy about it.
Figure 1:
Ralph Gideon talking about visual art.
Figure 2:
Shannen Yu Sapar talking about front end web development.
Figure 3:
Being a Technopreneur.
Figure 4:
Hackathon and Pitching competition (3rd Place)

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