Mapúa Malayan Colleges Laguna

BS Computer Engineering Students Present Software Development Projects

BS Computer Engineering Students Present Software Development Projects.

Mapúa MCL BS Computer Engineering students from CPE109-1L section MIT322 presented their software development projects on November 5, 2026, as part of their Computer Network and Security Laboratory class. 

The presentations showcased the students’ application of programming, network security, and software development concepts in creating technology-based solutions designed to address various digital security and communication needs. 

“A Local Web Application for Download Link Risk Assessment (Link Scanner)” by Stanley M. Alcantara, John Benedict D. De Castro, and Reimon Christian C. Quitlong focuses on assessing potential risks associated with download links to help users identify potentially unsafe sources. 

Meanwhile, “MedTalk” by Shonn Kayle Andal, Ivan Johnderf Escobar, Avah Relonze Marasigan, John Rodge Ashley Salazar, Japhet Nidea, and Christian Robles features a messenger website designed to facilitate communication between doctors and patients. 

Moreover, “Secure Campus Portal & Session Location Monitor” by Quin Timothy A. Abeleda, Kristine P. Baillo, Denzel A. Fontanilla, Lanz Almark M. Occeño, Luis Miguel Payong, and Nhethaniel Donne F. Perez presents an encrypted, institutional vault-like platform for Mapúa MCL, incorporating session location monitoring to support information security. 

Also, “THE V.O.R.T.E.X. PARADIGM: A Modern Defense-in-Depth Security Framework for Web Application” by Levan Apuya, Ronald Benedict Bue, Kashieca Joy Magpayo, Liam Regger Paradina, and Micah Andrea Sadia explores a layered security framework designed to strengthen web application protection against potential cyber threats. 

Lastly, “CCTVShield” by Jaron Christopher Canceran, Vince Thyrone Malalaluan, Christian Oel Ciudad, Janiela Bathan, and Nathaniel Pangilinan monitors devices within a local network, flags newly detected or untrusted IP addresses, logs RTSP client connections routed through its gateway, and allows administrators to block or unblock client IP addresses.

BS Computer Engineering Students Present Software Development Projects.

The presentations were conducted under the supervision of Computer Engineering Program Chair, Prof. Maribelle D. Nicerio.