CSU-Graduate Studies

Artificial Intelligence continues to reshape the landscape of Mathematics Education through innovative and technology-driven learning approaches.

Join us as Mr. AICEN G. CRANZO presents his Thesis Final Defense for the degree Master of Science in Mathematics Education. His study explores the mediating role of smartphone-based artificial intelligence (AI) tools in strengthening the relationship between students’ cognitive abilities and mathematics performance.

Grounded in Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), the study highlights how cognitive skills, ethical AI integration, and digital learning technologies influence mathematics achievement among junior high school learners. The findings emphasize the growing potential of AI-assisted learning in fostering responsive, technology-enhanced, and learner-centered mathematics instruction.

🗓 May 22, 2026
🕚 11:00 AM
📍 Webtech, IWAG Building, CEd, Caraga State University

A timely contribution to advancing Mathematics Education in the era of Artificial Intelligence.

The Graduate Studies of Caraga State University proudly announces the THESIS FINAL DEFENSE of Ms. KIMBERLY V. ALBINO for the degree Master of Science in Mathematics entitled: " fq DERIVATION OF BF ALGEBRAS "

🗓️ Date: May 18, 2026
📍 Venue: Room 107, Kinaadman Hall
📍 Adviser: Dr. Mary Joy R. Latayada (Internal Adviser)
Dr. Michelle T. Panganduyon (External Adviser)

This study on BF-algebras introduces the concept of fq-derivations, a new type of derivation mapping defined using endomorphisms and fixed elements.

The research explores inside, outside, left-right, and right-left fq-derivations through proofs, finite examples, and infinite cases. The findings show that the behavior of fq-derivations depends on the algebraic structure involved, especially in associative BF-algebras, B-algebras, and BF1-algebras.

This work expands the theory of derivations in abstract algebra and opens new directions for research on generalized algebraic systems.