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In todays global knowledge economy, information has become the primary resource and multimedia
communication skills have become essential, sought after competencies. Organizations, agencies, and
businesses alike require expertise in multimedia as a strategic imperative. Todays institutions require a
professional with multimedia skills and competencies.
Program Structure
The BAMS program is composed of 144 academic units:
Curriculum
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES (45 units)
Arts and Humanities
Communication Skills 1
COMM 1
OR
Kasanayan
sa Komunikasyon 1
KOM 1
(3 units)
(3 units)
KOM 2
Communication Skills 2
OR
Kasanayan sa Komunikasyon 2
(3 units)
Comm 3
Speech Communication
(3 units)
HUM 1
(3 units)
HUM 2
(3 units)
COMM 2
(3 units)
(3 units)
(3 units)
SOC SCI 1
(3 units)
SOC SCI 2
(3 units)
PHILO 1
Philosophical Analysis
(3 units)
(3 units)
NATSCI 1
(3 units)
NATSCI 2
(3 units)
NAT SCI 3
(3 units)
NAT SCI 4
(3 units)
STS
(3 units)
Physical Education
(8 units)
PE courses can be taken in UPOU and/or in another UP campus or a nonUP school through crossregistration, subject to
UPOU approval. Students may also opt to take the Proficiency Exam for Physical Education (PEPE) in another UP campus
to gain advanced credits in PE.
National Service Training Program
(6 units)
CWTS 1
Civic Welfare Training Service 1
(3 units)
Citizenship and community service course 1
CWTS 2
Civic Welfare Training Service 2
(3 units)
Citizenship and community service course 2
BAMS students must complete six units of courses offered in National Service Training Program (NSTP. The courses
offered are clustered in the following components: Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), Civic Welfare Training Service
(CWTS), and Literary Training Service (LTS). (RA9163)
NSTP may also be taken in any school/ institution accessible to the student through cross registration, subject to UPOU
approval.
MAJOR COURSES (54 units)
Introduction to Multimedia Studies
MMS 100
(3 units)
MMS 101
Overview of multimedia and its technologies, relations, applications and management, and production
Introduction to Information Technology
(3 units)
MMS 102
Introduction to technologies that are used to create, store, exchange, and use information
Theories in Multimedia
(3 units)
MMS 111
(3 units)
MMS 112
(3 units)
MMS 115
(3 units)
MMS 120
MMS 121
MMS 197
(3 units)
(3 units)
MMS 131
(3 units)
MMS 140
(3 units)
MMS 141
Introduction to the mathematical skills and tools required for understanding and creating computer
generated multimedia applications.
Principles of Programming
(3 units)
MMS 142
Algorithm formulation, implementation, and use of a procedural programming language for solving
problems
Internet Technologies and Web Development
(3 units)
MMS 130
MMS 143
(3 units)
MMS 144
MMS 145
Multimedia information management through the appreciation of various concepts involved in the
design and development of database systems
Multimedia Communications and Networking
(3 units)
MMS 146
(3 units)
(18 units)
MMS 171
Text in Multimedia
(3 units)
MMS 172
(3 units)
MMS 173
(3 units)
MMS 174
(3 units)
MMS 175
MMS 176
(3 units)
(3 units)
MMS 198
The Life and Works of Jose Rizal and other Philippine Institutions
Special Topics
(3 unit)
MMS 200
Special Project
(6 units)
ELECTIVES
(15 units selected from the following)
College Algebra
MATH 11
(3 units)
ECON 11
Linear equations; algebraic and graphical solutions of the quadratic equations; exponents and radical;
complex numbers; binomial expansion; determinants; progressions; theory of equations
Introductory Economics
(3 units)
ENG 157
COMP ED 1
COMP ED 2
PSYCH 11
An introductory course on web designing and publishing that allows students to explore the World Wide
Web and take part in its development by creating and publishing their own web pages, and discussing
the issues related to becoming part of a virtual community (Prerequisites: COMP ED 1)
Introduction to Psychology
(3 units)
PHILO 173
(3 units)
(3 units)
(For inquiries about your plan of study and academic advising please contact
fics@upou.edu.ph)