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The IST Student Lab on Digitalization and Technology Innovations Research Exhibit intends to inspire students, researchers and professionals in shining a spotlight on potential research gaps and developments that can potentially further the advancement of the field of Information Technology and Computer Science. As such, the papers provided here are preliminary works, and unreviewed. These works are distributed with the intention to solicit feedback from specialists and experts in the field. The views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the IST department.
June 19, 2026 | 12:00 PM | PLDT Hall, University of Asia and the Pacific
Beyond CODE: Transforming Technology into Real-World Solutions is an academic showcase featuring the successful capstone projects of 4th Year Information Technology students. The event highlights how student-led innovation goes beyond programming by combining research, problem-solving, design, and technical development to create practical solutions for real-world needs.
The colloquium provides a platform for students to share the outcomes of their capstone journey with the wider public. Through project presentations and demonstrations, the colloquium celebrates student achievement, encourages public engagement, and reflects the role of Information Technology in creating meaningful impact in communities and industries.
June 5, 2025 | 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM | PLDT Hall, University of Asia and the Pacific
Code to Community: Advancing Transformative Research in Information Technology is an academic colloquium organized by the Information Technology Community (ITeC) of the University of Asia and the Pacific. This event serves as a platform for IT students to present their research projects, ideas, and innovations that aim to address real-world challenges through technology.
The colloquium focuses on how student-led research creates meaningful change. It highlights the importance of connecting academic knowledge with practical solutions that serve real communities. The event offers a space where ideas can grow and where students can apply what they have learned in ways that matter beyond the classroom.
June 21, 2024 | 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM | Telengtan Hall, University of Asia and the Pacific
Eureka: Innovating Institutional Management Systems is a research colloquium that will showcase the capstone projects of successful 4th year IT students. The projects featured in this colloquium address the critical need for institutions to modernize their management systems. By integrating day-to-day operations into a digital platform, these projects offer institutions an efficient and effective way to manage their operations.
Through this colloquium, we aim to highlight the importance of innovative management systems in modern institutional practices. With the help of advanced technology, institutions can streamline their operations, increase productivity, and improve overall efficiency and effectiveness.
The research colloquium also aims to showcase the expertise and skills of our IT students in developing innovative solutions for real-world institutional challenges. By presenting their capstone projects, the students demonstrate their ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practical and meaningful ways.
May 31, 2023
These are research papers focused on the fields of Operating Systems and Networking from the Department of Information Science and Technology. The topics range from Operating Systems to 6G Networking to Network security.
May 24, 2023 | 9:30 AM | Telengtan Hall, University of Asia and the Pacific
A student research colloquium showcasing the important role of information technology on empowering businesses in today's competitive landscape. It hosts a series of capstone works featuring data-driven strategies and solutions in digitalization that suite the unique, post pandemic challenges and goals of clients from different industries.
May 4, 2022, 1:30 PM, Online via Zoom
A student research colloquium that explores how businesses could continue to keep moving forward even with the difficulties of the pandemic through digitization. It also aims to provide a glimpse on the future of businesses in regards with continuous innovation in technology.
Presented by IST Student Lab
University of Asia and the Pacific
May, 2021
In Proceedings of Make SEns 2018 Research Colloquium
Li Seng Giap Auditorium, 2nd Floor, ACB Building
University of Asia and the Pacific
April, 2018
January 20, 2021, 1:30 PM, Online via Zoom
A student research colloquium showcasing the capstone research works towards automation and transition of business processes to a digital platform. Such works are crucial in the face of our current pandemic situation with COVID 19.
Check out the works showcased on the IST Student Lab Research Colloquium.
IST Student Lab Research Mini Exhibit June 2020
IST Student Lab Research Mini Exhibit June 2020
These are capstone works from students that were presented during the ITRC5 Conference. Check them out here.
MIT Capstone Presentation May 14, 2019
MIT Capstone Presentation May 14, 2019
These are capstone works from MIT students that were presented. Check them out here.
International Research Conference On Emerging I.T. Trends in Asia and the Pacific
International Research Conference On Emerging I.T. Trends in Asia and the Pacific
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