Our first day of class were all about orientation on DITCC 106 - Industry Immersion course. Our teacher, Dr. Ruji P. Medina, laid out the following course objectives that he expected for us to achieve:
- Apply and appreciate the relevance of classroom learning to the actual work setting;
- Compare his current work settings with other industries;
- Learn and adopt from industries best practices that produce outcomes;
- Imbibe knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to be effective practitioners and consultants;
- Produce a quality research paper
Dr. Ruji P. Medina, Dean of Graduate Programs, conducted an orientation meeting on DITCC 106 - Industry Immersion course.
By the end of our summer term, the list below are the following deliverables that we must submit in order to pass the course.
- Mentorship Blueprint
- Weekly Blog
- Immersion Portfolio
- Research Compendium
Dean Medina encouraged us to go out of our comfort zone and seek companies that could offer industry experience that is most relevant to our intended dissertation paper, even if it meant living away from home for a whole month. I will be pondering about this recommendation as soon as I fly back home to Iloilo City.
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