PAGADIAN CAPITOL COLLEGE, INC.

Bachelor of Science in Criminology

Tuburan District, Pagadian City
Zamboanga del Sur

COURSE SYLLABUS

QCPU Vision:

Pagadian Capitol College is a leading institution that produces highly competent and
skilled graduates imbued with moral values to become responsible members of the society.

QCPU Mission:

Pagadian Capitol College is committed to provide a world-class instruction and state of

arts facilities through:

 Highly qualified and competent instructors.

 Modern laboratory facilities.
 Safe and nurturing environment.
 Supportive administrators and stakeholders.

Goals and Objectives:

1. To develop excellence in academic endeavor and character modelling the values of
compassion, honesty, excellence, responsibility, integrity, service and humility
(CHERISH).
2. To work for and in the environment through conservation prevention and rehabilitation of
the natural resources for sustainability and development.
3. To actively engage in advocating justice, peace and order and human safety and security
for Western Mindanao.

I. COURSE CODE : Val.Ed12

II. COURSE TITLE : Values Inculcation

III. CREDIT : 3 UNITS

IV. TOTAL NO. OF WEEKS/HOURS : 18 Weeks / 54 hrs.

V. PRE-REQUISITE :

A. Course Description

The course is an introduction to values education in the Philippine educational context. It

focuses on some of the approaches and strategies in teaching values education in the tertiary
level.

B. Course Objectives

At the end of the course the student should be able to:

1. Discuss the foundations of values education;

 PAGADIAN CAPITOL COLLEGE, INC.
Bachelor of Science in Criminology
Tuburan District, Pagadian City
Zamboanga del Sur
2. Identify the significance that one’s values play in the family, in the educational
system, and in the society;
3. Recognize the values existing in the Filipino society and be able to differentiate the
desirable from the undesirable ones;
4. Identify the changes that must be done to thrust the society towards moral recovery;
5. Analyze the economic, political, and social situations with respect to Filipino
values; and
6. Use some of the approaches and teaching strategies in teaching values education.
C. Course Outline and Time Frame

Week Topics to be discussed

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D. References

E. Course Requirement

Attendance
Recitation
Seatwork
Assignments
Quizzes
Major Written Examination
Case Study Project
Presentation

F. Grading System
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Bachelor of Science in Criminology
Tuburan District, Pagadian City
Zamboanga del Sur

Midterm Grade (MG)

Midterm Exam 40%
Class Standing (Quizzes, assignments, 60%
short paper and pencil examination, class
participation, projects, etc.)
Pre-Final Grade (PFG)
Final Exam 40%
Class Standing (Quizzes, assignments, 60%
short paper and pencil examination, class
participation, projects, etc.)
Final Grade (FG)= (MG + PFG) / 2 FG

Grade Point Equivalent Remarks

98-100 1.00 Excellent
95-97 1.25 Excellent
92-94 1.50 Very Good
89-91 1.75 Good
86-88 2.00 Very Satisfaction
83-85 2.25 Satisfactory
80-82 2.50 Fair
77-79 2.75 Fair
75-76 3.00 Passed
Below 75 5.00 Failed
INC INC Incomplete
Officially
OW OW
Withdrawn
Unofficially
UW UW
Withdrawn
No Grade due to
NGA NGA
Absences

Note:
 The minimum requirement to pass the course is a final grade average equivalent to 74.5
and above.
 Grounds for failing grades are:
 academic deficiency
 cheating during examination

G. Course Requirements

 Submission of assignments, projects, etc.

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Bachelor of Science in Criminology
Tuburan District, Pagadian City
Zamboanga del Sur
 Group and individual written & oral presentations
 Attendance in classes, laboratory activities, etc.
 Short & long quizzes
 Written & oral examinations
 Recitations
 Project Presentation

H. Classroom Policies

 Attendance: Students are expected to attend each class. Three consecutive absences
consider as dropped.
 Class Participation: Each student is expected to read assigned material prior to class and
participate in class discussions. Students may be called on to answer questions and provide
opinions during discussions.
 Missed Classes: Students who missed class are responsible for content. Any student who
misses a class has the responsibility for obtaining copies of notes, handouts, assignments,
etc. If additional assistance is still necessary, an appointment should be scheduled with the
instructor. Class time is not to be used to go over material with students who have missed
class.
 Use of Mobile Phones: mobile phones are allowed during classes for presenting the
application in laboratory.
 Use of the internet during class hours: Students are not allowed to browse on the internet
while classes are ongoing. Unless otherwise instructed.
 Correctness in Paper: Work must be reasonably correct in mechanics (e.g. spelling,
grammar, punctuation, etc.). Points will be deducted for inadequate work.
 Work must be submitted on the deadline given and only during class hours. Unless
otherwise instructed.

Prepared by:

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Faculty

Evaluated and Approved by:

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