THE PERCEPTION OF FRESHMEN COMPUTER ENGINEERING STUDENTS OF S.Y. 2012 – 2013 TOWARD THE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH LAW (REPUBLIC ACT 10354)
The Perception of Freshmen Computer Engineering Students of S.Y. 2012 – 2013 toward the
Reproductive Health Law
(Republic Act 10354)
A Research Paper
Presented to
Mrs. Mabel Diwas-Mamaoag
Instructor
Saint Mary’s University
Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
In Partial Fulfillment
Of the Requirement in English 101b: Communication Skills II
By:
Joshua A. Reyes
Ronel P. Cristobal
Richelle B. Tique
Julia F. Carlos
Allysa Mae D. Cortez
Leonlehcer Agcaoili
Bing D. Pimentel
Chris Andrew R. Tablada
Robert G. Fernandez
Jupiter A. Geroca
Rustom Padilla
March 2013
Acknowledgement
The researchers wish to express their deepest gratitude to all who helped them finish their research. To their parents, brothers, and sisters, for their untiring participation in the to conduct of this research; To Mrs. Mabel Mamaoag, for teaching us on how to conduct the research and for her willingness to assist us always; To the respondents of this study, the freshmen Computer Engineering student S.Y. 20120 – 2013, for sharing their time in answering the questionnaires; And above all, to God Almighty, for providing us the knowledge and wisdom in making this research successful.
Dedication This research paper is humbly dedicated to the Computer Engineering freshmen students of Saint Mary’s University, to the parents, friends and love ones of the researchers.
ABSTRACT This study was conducted to know the perception of freshmen Computer Engineering Students S.Y. 2012-2013 towards the Reproductive Health Law. The benefits of the said law was used and derived from the Consolidated RH law in order to know the perceptions of the respondents. This paper stems from a current issue and arguments from different parties. It describes the relation of religion and gender on the perception of the respondents. It concludes by underscoring the fact that respondents are in favor with the law and religion can transform one’s view in life. Keywords: Perceptions,
Reproductive Health Law
(Republic Act 10354)
A Research Paper
Presented to
Mrs. Mabel Diwas-Mamaoag
Instructor
Saint Mary’s University
Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
In Partial Fulfillment
Of the Requirement in English 101b: Communication Skills II
By:
Joshua A. Reyes
Ronel P. Cristobal
Richelle B. Tique
Julia F. Carlos
Allysa Mae D. Cortez
Leonlehcer Agcaoili
Bing D. Pimentel
Chris Andrew R. Tablada
Robert G. Fernandez
Jupiter A. Geroca
Rustom Padilla
March 2013
Acknowledgement
The researchers wish to express their deepest gratitude to all who helped them finish their research. To their parents, brothers, and sisters, for their untiring participation in the to conduct of this research; To Mrs. Mabel Mamaoag, for teaching us on how to conduct the research and for her willingness to assist us always; To the respondents of this study, the freshmen Computer Engineering student S.Y. 20120 – 2013, for sharing their time in answering the questionnaires; And above all, to God Almighty, for providing us the knowledge and wisdom in making this research successful.
Dedication This research paper is humbly dedicated to the Computer Engineering freshmen students of Saint Mary’s University, to the parents, friends and love ones of the researchers.
ABSTRACT This study was conducted to know the perception of freshmen Computer Engineering Students S.Y. 2012-2013 towards the Reproductive Health Law. The benefits of the said law was used and derived from the Consolidated RH law in order to know the perceptions of the respondents. This paper stems from a current issue and arguments from different parties. It describes the relation of religion and gender on the perception of the respondents. It concludes by underscoring the fact that respondents are in favor with the law and religion can transform one’s view in life. Keywords: Perceptions,
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