Empowering Future Innovators: BSIS Students Join Bohol ICT Student Congress 2026
Second- and third-year BSIS students of Danao Technological College participated in the Bohol ICT Student Congress 2026, gaining valuable insights into cyber resilience, intelligent automation, emerging technologies, and their role as future ICT professionals.
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Empowering Future Innovators: BSIS Students Join Bohol ICT Student Congress 2026
Second- and third-year Bachelor of Science in Information Systems (BSIS) students of Danao Technological College (DTC) proudly participated in the Bohol ICT Student Congress 2026, held on April 21, 2026, at the Activity Center of Mater Dei College.
The event brought together students, educators, technology enthusiasts, and aspiring ICT professionals for a day dedicated to learning, innovation, collaboration, and meaningful connections within Bohol's growing technology community.
Cyber Resilience in the Age of Intelligent Automation
Guided by the theme “Cyber Resilience in the Age of Intelligent Automation,” the congress provided DTC students with valuable opportunities to deepen their understanding of the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
The discussions highlighted the importance of remaining resilient and adaptable as artificial intelligence, automation, cybersecurity, and other emerging technologies continue to transform organizations and communities.
For the participating BSIS students, the experience extended learning beyond the classroom by exposing them to current developments, challenges, and opportunities within the ICT industry.
Learning Beyond Systems and Code
More than a gathering of technology enthusiasts, the congress served as a reminder that a career in Information Systems involves more than developing software, managing data, and understanding technology.
It also requires responsibility, adaptability, critical thinking, collaboration, and a clear sense of purpose in using technology to address real-world needs.
Through their interaction with fellow students and future technology professionals, the DTC delegates gained new perspectives and strengthened their motivation to continuously develop their knowledge and skills.
Inspiring the Next Generation of DTC Innovators
The participation of DTC's BSIS students in the Bohol ICT Student Congress reflects the College of Computer Studies' commitment to providing meaningful learning experiences beyond the classroom and preparing students for the demands of the modern technology industry.
As they returned to DTC, the students carried with them not only new knowledge and insights but also a renewed passion to learn, innovate, and contribute to their communities.
Their experience serves as an inspiration to fellow DTCians to embrace emerging technologies, pursue continuous learning, and become responsible catalysts of digital innovation.
DTC continues to empower future innovators—equipping students not only to adapt to technological change, but to help shape what comes next.
Second- and third-year Bachelor of Science in Information Systems (BSIS) students of Danao Technological College (DTC) proudly participated in the Bohol ICT Student Congress 2026, held on April 21, 2026, at the Activity Center of Mater Dei College.
The event brought together students, educators, technology enthusiasts, and aspiring ICT professionals for a day dedicated to learning, innovation, collaboration, and meaningful connections within Bohol's growing technology community.
Cyber Resilience in the Age of Intelligent Automation
Guided by the theme “Cyber Resilience in the Age of Intelligent Automation,” the congress provided DTC students with valuable opportunities to deepen their understanding of the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
The discussions highlighted the importance of remaining resilient and adaptable as artificial intelligence, automation, cybersecurity, and other emerging technologies continue to transform organizations and communities.
For the participating BSIS students, the experience extended learning beyond the classroom by exposing them to current developments, challenges, and opportunities within the ICT industry.
Learning Beyond Systems and Code
More than a gathering of technology enthusiasts, the congress served as a reminder that a career in Information Systems involves more than developing software, managing data, and understanding technology.
It also requires responsibility, adaptability, critical thinking, collaboration, and a clear sense of purpose in using technology to address real-world needs.
Through their interaction with fellow students and future technology professionals, the DTC delegates gained new perspectives and strengthened their motivation to continuously develop their knowledge and skills.
Inspiring the Next Generation of DTC Innovators
The participation of DTC's BSIS students in the Bohol ICT Student Congress reflects the College of Computer Studies' commitment to providing meaningful learning experiences beyond the classroom and preparing students for the demands of the modern technology industry.
As they returned to DTC, the students carried with them not only new knowledge and insights but also a renewed passion to learn, innovate, and contribute to their communities.
Their experience serves as an inspiration to fellow DTCians to embrace emerging technologies, pursue continuous learning, and become responsible catalysts of digital innovation.
DTC continues to empower future innovators—equipping students not only to adapt to technological change, but to help shape what comes next.