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PAM 607: Organization and management

Bayking, Cornelio C., Jr. (Davao del Sur State College, 2026)

Welcome to this course pack designed to help undergraduate students better understand Organization and Management. This module covers essential topics including organizational culture, conflict management, power and politics, decision-making, communication, and social responsibility. Each topic highlights the role of managers in fostering productive work environments, making sound decisions, and upholding ethical standards in the face of complex challenges. This course pack aims to develop not only theoretical knowledge but also practical skills that can be applied in real-world organizational settings. By engaging with these lessons, learners will gain a deeper understanding of how to lead effectively, communicate clearly, resolve conflicts constructively, and act responsibly as future professionals and leaders. Ultimately, this module seeks to prepare learners to navigate organizational life with competence, integrity, and a strong sense of accountability.

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Methods of agricultural research: Module 1

Caintic, Jade O. (Davao del Sur State College, 2026)

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Agricultural policy and development

Caintic, Jade O. (2026)

This course pack for AgEcon 604 - Agricultural Policy and Development is designed to provide students with a clear and practical understanding of agricultural policies and their role in shaping agricultural and rural development in the Philippines. It introduces the foundations of agricultural policy, the policymaking process, and major policy instruments affecting farmers, consumers, markets, and society. The succeeding lessons examine Philippine agricultural development programs and institutional interventions, including policies related to land tenure, agricultural credit, markets, research and extension, cooperatives, modernization, and trade. The course pack also emphasizes the political, economic, and social dimensions of agricultural policymaking and the importance of balancing efficiency, equity, food security, sustainability, and stakeholder interests. Through discussions, activities, and policy analysis, students are encouraged to move beyond memorizing policies and develop the ability to critically evaluate agricultural issues and formulate evidence-based recommendations. It is hoped that this course pack will strengthen students’ appreciation of sound agricultural policy as an essential foundation for a productive, inclusive, resilient, competitive, and sustainable Philippine agricultural sector.

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Financial management

Enero, Jan Christian D.; Balderaz, Beverly Grace B. (Davao del Sur State College, 2026)

This coursepack on Financial Management is designed to provide a comprehensive and practical foundation for navigating the complexities of modern business finance. It bridges the gap between theoretical principles and real-world application, offering students the analytical tools necessary to manage financial resources effectively in a rapidly changing global economy. By exploring the lifecycle of capital from its strategic acquisition to its optimal deployment this material equips learners with the expertise to ensure organizational liquidity, sustainability, and long-term growth.The curriculum is structured to guide students through the fundamental pillars of the financial landscape. It begins with an in-depth exploration of Financial Analysis and Investment Strategies, establishing a clear understanding of how funds flow within organizations and across global markets. As the modules progress, the focus shifts to operational efficiency through Working Capital Management and the strategic evaluation of Short-term and Longterm Funding options. Students will also delve into specialized topics, such as the comparative advantages of Lease Financing and the transformative impact of Financial Technology (FinTech) and Sustainable Finance (ESG). Ultimately, this coursepack aims to develop forward-thinking professionals capable of making sound, ethical financial decisions. Through a combination of risk and return analysis, portfolio management, and an introduction to emerging digital banking trends, learners will gain the confidence to address both traditional fiscal challenges and the innovative opportunities of the future. Whether the goal is entrepreneurship or corporate leadership, these modules serve as a vital roadmap for achieving operational excellence and financial success.

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Laboratory manual ABE 613: Aquaculture engineering for ABE

Lumansoc, Teresa S. (Davao del Sur State College, 2026)