Asian Institute of Computer Studies

Asian Institute of Computer Studies
AICS

Motto	Go Beyond Learning
Type	Private, non-sectarian, for-profit educational institution
Established	1996
President	Anthony S. Asis
Founder	Arch. Manuel T. Asis
Students	2,000+ approx.(Commonwealth campus)
Location	Quezon City , Philippines
Campus	urban
Hymn	AICS Hymn
Colors	Blue, silver, white
Website	Official website

The Asian Institute of Computer Studies (AICS) is a private and non-sectarian educational institution in the Philippines founded in 1996. Its academic offerings mainly focus on computer science, information and communications technology and business studies.

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History

Manuel T. Asis, an architect by profession, founded the school in 1996 with an enrollment of 50 students. The first AICS campus opened in Fairview, Quezon City.^[1] It grew to 600 students by its second year of operations. In succeeding years, it expanded and established new campuses within the Metro Manila area.

The school has 17 campuses all over Luzon and a campus in Cebu City. The AICS campus at Commonwealth Avenue inj Quezon City is the flagship campus and administrative hub for school operations. AICS is currently^[when?] headed by Anthony S. Asis.^{[citation needed]}

Academics

Academic degrees
Its offered courses include 4-year Bachelor of Science degrees in computer science, computer engineering and entrepreneurship. It also offers short courses on networking, computer programming, multimedia and office applications.^[2] In the 2016-7 school year, it accepted its first batch of students in the senior high school department.

The school's curricular offerings are approved and accredited by the Philippine Department of Education, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority and the Commission on Higher Education.

Academic calendar
AICS follows a traditional two-semester academic calendar. The first semester starts around early or mid-June and ends in late October, with a break of two weeks. The second semester starts in the second week of November, with a two-week Christmas break in late December, and resumes by the first week of January and ends in late March. In 2020, AICS moved the start of its classes from June to August.

Campuses

AICS has 17 campuses within Luzon and one in Cebu:

Bacoor
Batangas City
Bicutan
Calamba
Caloocan
Commonwealth (flagship campus and administrative seat)
Dau
GMA
Lipa
Marilao
Montalban
Olongapo
San Fernando
Santa Rosa
Tanay
Tarlac
Taytay
Cebu

References

^ AICS. "History". Retrieved 18 May 2015.
^ AICS Information Brochure, AICS Marketing Department, 2014

External links

Official website

Media related to Asian Institute of Computer Studies at Wikimedia Commons

Colleges and universities in Metro Manila

Universities

State universities	Philippine Normal University Polytechnic University of the Philippines PUP Parañaque PUP Quezon City PUP San Juan PUP Taguig Rizal Technological University Technological University of the Philippines University of the Philippines Diliman University of the Philippines Manila
Local universities	City University of Pasay Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela Quezon City University Taguig City University Universidad de Manila University of Caloocan City University of Makati University of the City of Manila
Catholic universities	Adamson University Ateneo de Manila University De La Salle Araneta University De La Salle University Our Lady of Fatima University San Beda University St. Paul University Manila St. Paul University Quezon City University of Asia and the Pacific University of Perpetual Help System University of Santo Tomas
Other religious universities	Philippine Christian University Trinity University of Asia New Era University
Other private universities	AMA Computer University Arellano University Centro Escolar University Las Piñas Makati Far Eastern University FEATI University José Rizal University Lyceum of the Philippines University Manila Central University Manuel L. Quezon University Mapúa University National University Philippine Women's University University of Manila University of the East UE Caloocan

Colleges

State colleges	Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology Marikina Polytechnic College Philippine Public Safety College Philippine State College of Aeronautics
Local colleges	Navotas Polytechnic College
Catholic colleges	Assumption College San Lorenzo Children of Mary Immaculate College Colegio de San Juan de Letran Colegio de San Lorenzo Colegio de Santa Rosa CSR Makati College of the Holy Spirit Concordia College De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde Don Bosco Technical College Immaculate Heart of Mary College-Parañaque La Consolacion College Manila LCC Novaliches Miriam College Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College Pasig Catholic College Perpetual Help College Saint Francis of Assisi College Saint James College Saint Joseph's College Saint Louis College Saint Mary's College St. Paul College of Makati St. Paul College Pasig Saint Rita College St. Scholastica's College San Beda College Alabang San Juan de Dios Educational Foundation San Sebastian College Santa Catalina College Santa Isabel College Siena College UST Angelicum College
Other religious colleges	Grace Christian College La Verdad Christian College Manila Adventist College
Other private colleges	Access Computer College Airlink International Aviation College Asia Pacific College Asian Institute of Computer Studies Asian Institute for Distance Education Asian Institute of Maritime Studies CAP College Foundation Center for Culinary Arts Central Colleges of the Philippines Chiang Kai Shek College Chinese General Hospital Colleges CIIT College of Arts and Technology De Los Santos – STI College Emilio Aguinaldo College Enderun Colleges FEU Alabang FEU Diliman FEU Institute of Technology Global City Innovative College Golden Link College iAcademy International Academy of Management and Economics Kalayaan College Manila Business College Manila Tytana Colleges Metropolitan Hospital College MFI Foundation National College of Business and Arts National Teachers College Olivarez College Open Source College PATTS College of Aeronautics Philippine College of Criminology Philippine College of Health Sciences Philippine Cultural College Philippine Merchant Marine Academy Philippine School of Business Administration PMI Colleges PNTC Colleges Roosevelt College Saint Jude College South Mansfield College South SEED LPDH College Southeast Asian College Southville International School and Colleges STI College STI-NAMEI Technological Institute of the Philippines Universal College Valenzuela City Polytechnic College
Theological colleges	Asian Seminary of Christian Ministries Asian Theological Seminary Christ the King Mission Seminary Maryhill School of Theology San Agustin Center of Studies San Carlos Seminary

Postgraduate education

Graduate schools

Law schools

See also: Higher education in the Philippines

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