Geographic Information Systems is a three (3) unit course that introduces key concepts and components of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), its importance, and its applications in the military. Cadets will also learn the skills needed to operate a GIS application. The course shall include topics in data input, storage and editing, spatial data structures, analytical functions of a GIS, data output and management of GIS among others.
| Credit Unit(s): | 3 |
Unmanned Systems and Artificial Intelligence 1 introduces cadets to the fundamental principles of drone technologies, encompassing design, operation, and applications across ground, aerial, and naval platforms. The course emphasizes hands-on proficiency in drone operations, including simulator-based training, payload integration, and mission execution. Cadets will analyze and apply drone detection and countermeasure techniques, ensuring adherence to ethical and legal frameworks. Additionally, the course provides foundational knowledge in designing basic anti-drone systems and establishing a functional drone command and control center for real-time monitoring and decision-making. Through collaborative project-based activities, cadets will enhance their innovation, adaptability, and resilience, preparing them to evaluate and execute strategic and tactical applications of drones in surveillance, reconnaissance, and combat scenarios.
| Credit Unit(s): | 3 |
Unmanned Systems 2 delves into the advanced applications of robotics and artificial intelligence, focusing on their integration into modern tactical and security operations. Cadets will explore key components of robotic systems, including microcontrollers, motors, sensors, and voice recognition modules, while analyzing their relevance to modern warfare and operational needs. The course emphasizes the design, programming, and assembly of microcontroller-based robotic systems, enabling cadets to create functional systems tailored to specific tasks. Through field tests and iterative refinement, cadets will evaluate the performance of their robotic solutions, fostering adaptability and innovation in addressing dynamic challenges. Collaborative projects will cultivate ethical responsibility, teamwork, and a deep understanding of robotics' potential in addressing security challenges in complex environments.
| Credit Unit(s): | 3 |
This course equips cadets with the essential knowledge and skills to navigate the digital world securely. Cadets will learn how to identify and mitigate risks, defend against cyberattacks, and operate safely in the online environment.
| Credit Unit(s): | 3 |
This course delves into the strategic and tactical aspects of cybersecurity. Through hands-on exercises, simulations, and real-world case studies, cadets will develop the critical thinking, leadership, and decision-making skills necessary to protect national security and military operations in the face of evolving cyber threats.
| Credit Unit(s): | 3 |
This is a three (3) unit course that will cover topics of special or emerging interest in the field of computer and information technology. It is intended to provide a platform for Cadets to have a wider knowledge and perspective of information technology through the study and analysis of critical issues, technological trends, and other IT topics necessary in their future careers in the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
| Credit Unit(s): | 3 |