Inside the chapter
JPCS–TSU brings computing students beyond the classroom through shared learning, hands-on service, and a community built around technology.
Explore our activities01 / ABOUT US
Experiences that complement the classroom.
Preparation for
a future in ICT.
The Junior Philippine Computer Society is an organization of students in Information and Communications Technology. It gives members opportunities to strengthen technical knowledge, develop practical skills, and prepare for the continuous advancement of technology.
To promote learning and active involvement in Information and Communications Technology by providing opportunities for students to expand their knowledge and gain experiences beyond the classroom.
A progressive and recognized student organization that promotes excellence in ICT education and contributes to the development of competent and responsible future ICT professionals.
02 / COMMUNITY
Shared work. Real connection.
A place to learn, serve, and
belong.
Chapter gatherings give members space to exchange ideas, meet collaborators, and take an active role in the computing community.
Service initiatives turn teamwork into visible care for the CCS community.
Membership opens the door to experiences that complement academic learning.
03 / ACTIVITIES
Competitions, learning, and chapter initiatives.
Explore the
latest from JPCS–TSU.
CAMPUS COMMUNITY
A welcoming space where students met the chapter, joined activities, and connected with the people behind JPCS–TSU.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Members put care into action through a hands-on initiative supporting shared CCS spaces and the people who use them.
OFFICE STEWARDSHIP
A practical commitment to keeping the CCS organization office orderly, usable, and ready for the community.
CHAPTER LIFE
Members came together to align on the chapter’s direction, discuss its work, and strengthen the organization as one community.
MEMBERSHIP
A chapter membership drive that introduced students to JPCS–TSU and invited them to take part in its learning, service, and community activities.
04 / NEWS
Ideas worth sharing.
Updates worth following.
The chapter highlights the University of Surrey’s SHOQ qubit, which uses charge-neutral superfluid helium-3 to shield quantum states from electromagnetic noise and could reduce error rates.
A website competition for College of Computer Studies students, with registration until October 11. Find the registration form and official mechanics in the post.
The chapter’s final call for official JPCS shirt and merch set pre-orders. View the announcement and its order form.
05 / FACEBOOK POSTS
Announcements, stories, and updates.
From the JPCS–TSU
community.
06 / CONTACT
Connect with the JPCS–TSU community. We look forward to hearing from you.
jpcstsu@gmail.com
Discover the chapter through its activities, then connect with JPCS–TSU on Facebook for the latest membership announcements.
