This course lets the students learn to identify the needs of society, to actively seek answers to these needs in the form of new products or services, to quantify the risks of offering these products or services to the market, and to evaluate the resulting projects in terms of societal priorities and the well-being of the larger community. The student builds on the underlying principle that he/she should seek to generate a fair return by meeting the needs of his customers, rather than emphasizing purely on his own interests and concerns.

This course will introduce the rules, concepts, theories, principles and frameworks of parliamentary process. The course will prepare the students as nation builders in dealing problems encountering different political facets and eventually convening into various meetings, conventions, convocations, assemblies, conferences, among others, using a standardized and generally principled procedure. The students will also be equipped in how to write constitutions, by-laws and bills.

This course includes the following topics on the structure and properties of organic compounds, bonding and molecular structure of compounds, chemical activity and organic reactions, alkanes, alkenes, cycloalkanes, stereochemistry, alkyl halide, alkynes and dienes, aromaticity and benzene, alcohols and ethers, aldehydes and ketones, carboxylic acids and its derivatives, amines and amides.