The subject guides the students to an understanding of the essential processes shaping socio-cultural geographies of contemporary cities. It also leads them to demonstrate knowledge on the different issues affecting cities such as economy, culture, health, planning, human mobility, transportation, including topics on sustainability and the future of cities.
- Faculty: Maria Aurora Teresita Tabada
This
course is designed to provides undergraduate education students an introduction
to the basics of meteorology; its general perspective as a science; the
interactions of the atmosphere, the ocean and the land in creating the
different atmospheric phenomenon; and the role of the National Weather Bureau
in data gathering and information dissemination.
- Faculty: Sarah Noreen Casas
- Faculty: Rotsen Labisores
- Faculty: Daniel Lor
- Faculty: Eunice Garcia
- Faculty: Kriezlynn Kiel Mardo
- Faculty: Jeffrey Lloyd Cagande
- Faculty: Athena Valerie Casangcapan
- Faculty: Maria Theresa Micompal
- Faculty: Anisa Trisha Pabingwit
- Faculty: Mary Angelica A. Villocino
- Faculty: Ananias Jr. N. Yunzal