The College of Informatics and Computing Sciences traces its origins back to 1990 when it was established as a department under the College of Arts and Sciences, led by Dr. Gloria Mendoza. Initially, the department offered a two-year Associate in Computer Science program, enrolling 24 students with four instructors. Of these, 12 graduated in 1992 and continued to pursue the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, with the first batch graduating in 1994. Simultaneously, the College of Engineering, under the leadership of Engr. Jessie Montalbo began offering the Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering program, with its first cohort of 30 students graduating in 1995.
