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Republic of the Philippines
Laguna State Polytechnic University
Siniloan (Host) Campus
S.Y 2012

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Y4IT CONGRESS AT UP DILIMAN

PREPARED BY:

JANE VELASQUEZ KATIGBAK
AIT 1-5

PREPARED TO:

MR. FOR – IAN SANDOVAL

THE NATIONWIDE INFORMATION TECHNNOLOGY MEETINGS

In bringing the Associate of Information Technology, our university, the Laguna State Polytechnic University joined the UPITDC in celebrating the 10th year of the Philippine Youth congress on IT with the theme “IT is Power!”. It serves as a meeting place for the best minds in Information Technology, while giving participants a rare chance to know the latest IT breakthroughs, establish a network of contacts and see how the fields look alike. Which everyone of us looking forward to.

The 10th Y4IT that we are going to join will be held on September 12, 2012 at the University Theater, UP Film Institute, and UP Bahay ng Alumni. It is considered the county’s biggest gathering of IT experts and professionals, students and educators.

The y4it that I was looking forward to. I was very excited because all of the IT students all over the Philippines will come and meet in one place. I was also excited not only because it was first time to come in UP but also because I know the speakers that will come and share there experience to us in the fields of programming, gaming and animating really have a bright mind and ideas. The day that i was really looking forward to. And due to excitement I didn’t fell asleep.

We left the university at 4:15 am because the teacher that is assigned to guide us needs to make sure that we didn’t left someone. I am not comfortable in my sit while we are taking our ride because I felt dizzy sitting in the middle of the bus but thanks to my ANGEL who exchange his sit for me. He is so nice and gentleman. And we arrived at UP Diliman at exactly 7:20am.
Entrance to UP Film Institute

Due to numerous delegates that has registered earlier,

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