Instruction
The college continues to tune its baccalaureate programs to the country’s development needs. ASSCAT strengthens and focuses its agricultural programs to support the provincial and regional thrusts as spelled out in the CARAGA Medium Term Development Plan.
Home and Food Technology and other allied courses are offered. Similarly, the two-year diploma in Inland Fishery Technology is strengthened to produce skilled manpower to improve the socio-economic condition of the people particularly, in the river towns.
Short-term computer courses are also available to respond to the increasing demands for computer literacy. Through the effort and vigor leadership of Dr. Doroteo E. Jaquias' ', the college pursues AACCUP accreditation on all degree programs to ensure quality assurance and excellence. Last October 25, 2011 new College President was installed in the person of Dr. Juarlito V. Garcines at CHED Central Office, CP Garcia Street, UP Diliman, Quezon City. At present, nine degree programs are offered:
- Bachelor of Agricultural Technology (BAT)
- BS Agriculture major in Horticulture, Animal Science & Agronomy
- BS Agroforestry
- BS Agribusiness
- BSE major in Biology, Mathematics and Technology and Livelihood Education
- Bachelor of Elementary Education
- BS Agricultural Engineering
- BS Electronics and Communication Engineering
- BS Information Technology
The new library is a donation from the Bunawan LGU through the effort of Honorable mayor Gilbert G. Elorde likewise, several books and electronic resources such as VHS, CDs and transparencies which amounted to 4.5M more or less were also donated by Congressman Rodolfo G. Plaza. He was also instrumental behind the installation of the College Speech Laboratory.
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