This course deals with the life and ministry of CICM missionaries worldwide. It focuses on the spirituality and missionary character of the Congregation, anchored on Jesus whose words and deeds become their source of inspiration in order that their faith may be strengthened through the model that He set for them. This course aims to deepen the students’ understanding of the life and mission of the CICM missionaries with Fr. Theophile Verbist, and his Companions who laid the foundations of the Congregation. Going through this course, the students will be deeply familiarized with the richness of the Congregation and will be enabled to reflect on the value of its presence for them. As such, this course provides them an avenue for following Jesus more closely in their personal lives as members of the Church, the community of Jesus’ disciples, in the way CICM exemplifies, and with Mary as their inspiration.

Course Description:

This course equips the physics education student higher mathematical techniques in understanding and teaching physics. It includes topics in linear algebra, analytic geometry, coordinate systems, differential and integral calculus, vector algebra and vector calculus.

Analytical Chemistry is a course that deals with the study of the separation, identification, and quantification of the chemical components of natural and artificial materials. It covers the principles of chemical equilibrium and its applications to various equilibrium systems involving inorganic cations and anions. This course will not only provide students a thorough background about chemical principles that are particularly important to analytical chemistry but also to develop the skills necessary to solve analytical problems in a qualitative and quantitative manner. Moreover, the students are also expected to be skillful in performing laboratory tasks that will give them confidence in their ability to obtain high-quality analytical data. This course includes also an introduction to classical and instrumental methods of quantitative chemical analysis.

This course emphasizes on the foundational concepts in the study of Christian Morality. It reflects more deeply on moral actions rooted and guided by the Ten Commandments, Catholic Social Teachings and the renewed vision of life and love as taught and exemplified by Jesus Christ for the fulfillment of the Kingdom of God. In the midst of a plurality of moral issues and concerns in our time affecting the human person, family, ecology, and the society in general, this course seeks to answer what a meaningful life is in the light of the Christian faith and how the teachings of Jesus Christ be integrated into one’s own life choices and decisions in response to God’s offer of life and love – salvation, through an authentic Christian moral life and actions.