New CCMS staff obtain Huawei Certification

theluzonianmseuf

January 14, 2024

Mr. Kim Darwin Bulawan and Ms. Cheeky Rose Villamarzo, new faculty members of the College of Computing and Multimedia Studies (CCMS), successfully acquired the Huawei Certified ICT Associate-Artificial Intelligence (HCIA-AI) certification dated September 17.

Huawei has launched the HCIA-AI certification to popularize AI, help understand Deep Learning and Huawei Cloud EI, and learn the basic capabilities of programming based on the TensorFlow framework. This serves as a motive to promote talent training in AI knowledge.

Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation (MSEUF), in collaboration with CCMS, has continually engaged in an industry-based partnership with Huawei to provide free online tests and training for students and professors.

Source: Huawei.com

169

You might want to read…

Hindi pa tayo malaya

by Junelyn Pletado | Jun 12, 2026

Hindi ko magawang bumati ng “Maligayang Araw ng Kalayaan.” Sa tuwing ika-12 ng Hunyo, muli nating ginugunita ang kasarinlang ipinaglaban at pinagbuwisan ng buhay ng mga bayaning nangarap ng isang malayang Pilipinas. Ngunit habang nababasa ko ang mga balitang tungkol...

Pamusay

by Daniel Calusin | May 4, 2026

Sa pula o sa puti, Iisa lamang ang lahi, Ngunit tila parehas nagtatalo Nakailang kahig para sa iisang tuka Nauuna pang dumilat kaysa sikat ng araw, Ngunit sikmura’y nananatiling hungkag Tila ba’y tayo rin ang nagtatanim ng mga sugat Para sa pinamusay nilang mga butil...

Where do wishes go when candles die

by Prince Daryll Marquez | Apr 17, 2026

Year after year, when the candles burn bright, they carry the same question.“What would you wish for?”I smile, but my lips stay sealed. The words gather in my chest, pressing softly against my ribs, while the smoke curls upward as if it knows where to go better than I...

NBDB official urges schools, libraries to expand access to reg’l literature

by Prince Daryll Marquez | Apr 10, 2026

National Book Development Board Public Relations Officer and playwright Marc Noesis "Noe" Marquez called on schools and libraries to strengthen access to books and promote regional literature as a response to the country's declining reading culture, in a talk during...