A. PENILAIAN OLEH FIRMA (60%) 1. PRACTICAL TASK - 40% - Penilaian oleh firma dan dihantar kepada UPLI PTSS pada minggu ke-20 LI atau dibawa bersama semasa pelajar mendaftar tamat LI di Politeknik.

2. REFLECTIVE JOURNAL - 20% - Penilaian oleh firma dan dihantar kepada UPLI PTSS pada minggu ke-20 LI atau dibawa bersama semasa pelajar mendaftar tamat LI di Politeknik. - Dikemaskini oleh pelajar setiap hari dan disemak oleh firma setiap minggu.

B. PENILAIAN OLEH POLITEKNIK (40%) 3. OBSERVATION - 10% - Penilaian oleh pensyarah politeknik yang membuat pemantauan terhadap pelajar semasa menjalani LI. 4. FINAL REPORT - 20% - Perlu dilengkapkan sepenuhnya dan dibawa bersama semasa pelajar mendaftar tamat LI. - Penilaian oleh Pensyarah Penilai. 5. PRESENTATION - 10% - Pembentangan oleh pelajar di jabatan. - Penilaian oleh Pensyarah Penilai.

C. SURAT PENGESAHAN TAMAT LI - Menggunakan borang di dalam Jurnal Refleksi atau letterhead firma. - Perlu dihantar kepada UPLI PTSS pada minggu ke-20 LI atau dibawa bersama semasa pelajar mendaftar tamat LI di Politeknik.

APPENDIX 1 PRACTICAL TASK FORM (40%) (Evaluation by Industry or Training Organization)

INSTRUCTION: Please rate each item below to reflect student’s performance. RATIN G

Good

Average

Below average

Un satisfactory

REG.NO

Excellent

NAME

5

4

3

2

1

PROGRAMME No

Item

CLO*

TECHNOLOGY LITERACY (Perform hands-on tasks, usage of tools and equipment, adopt a variety of technologies, apply the knowledge gained to perform task, show development in knowledge and skills and/or think creatively and critically)

A

1

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION (Ability to acquire and understand information, carry out instructions, analyze linear and non-linear information, show appropriate non-verbal communication, communicate with employees at all levels and/or have basic negotiation skills)

B

2

TEAMWORK (Show positive personality traits, participate actively as a member of the team, carry out tasks in appropriate situations and/or build and maintain good relationships within the team)

C

3

POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS

D

4

(Comply with the policies and rules of the organization, job procedures and/or safety and health regulations)

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS (Report handed-in on time and verified by the supervisor, work independently with minimum supervision, attendance, punctuality and/or solve problems by taking the right action)

E

4

REPORTING

F

5

(Present ideas and views and/or task reporting (Reflective Journal))

TOTAL *CLO = Course Learning Outcome. Kindly refer to Industrial Training Guideline (Industry Partner) for details.

Comments/recommendations

To be completed by Student’s Supervisor th

By 20 week of training, student must return the form (APPENDIX 1 & 2) to: UNIT PERHUBUNGAN & LATIHAN INDUSTRI Politeknik Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin Pauh Putra 02600 Arau

fax 04-9886245

Perlis

[email protected]

Name Position

: :

Date

:

Signature :

e-mail

Company/organization stamp:

APPENDIX 2 REFLECTIVE JOURNAL FORM (20%) (Evaluation by Industry or Training Organization)

INSTRUCTION: Please rate each item below to reflect student’s performance.

NAME REG. NO PROGRAMME CRITERIA Content’s structure a) Daily Activities (i)The writing format includes: Task Equipment Issues /challenges Solutions Figures/ Flowchart Content’s structure a) Daily Activities (ii)Work Process Content’s structure b) Reflection

SCORE

CLO* 3

1

4 5

4

2

Show extremely good understanding of the task Relevant use of figure and flowchart

Show good understanding of the task Satisfactory use of figure and flowchart

Show satisfactory understanding of the task Adequate use of figure and flowchart

Lack understanding of the task irrelevant use of figure and flowchart

Able to identify, analyze problems and recommend effective solutions Develop and organize work process well and creatively Relevant response to the task

Able to identify, analyze problems and recommend good solutions Develop and organize work process well

Able to identify, analyze problems and recommend appropriate solutions Develop and organize work process satisfactorily

Cannot identify, analyze problems and recommend solutions

Meaning is very clear. Language

Verification/Checking/ Monitoring

5

4

1

Satisfactory response to the task Meaning comes across clearly.

Very appropriate and varied terminology.

Reasonably appropriate and varied terminology.

Verified by the supervisor and report always handed in on time

Verified by the supervisor and report seldom handed in on time

Adequate response to the task Meaning may be occasionally unclear but not incomprehensible. Modestly appropriate terminology but these are mainly simple. Verified by the supervisor and report rarely handed in on time

*CLO = Course Learning Outcome. Kindly refer to Industrial Training Guideline (Industry Partner) for details. th

By 20 week of training, student must return the completed form (APPENDIX 1 & 2) to: UNIT PERHUBUNGAN & LATIHAN INDUSTRI Politeknik Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin Pauh Putra 02600 Arau Perlis

Fax 04-9886245

Meaning is often unclear and incomprehensible. Inappropriate terminology and no variety. Verified by the supervisor and report never handed in on time Total Marks

To be filled in by Student’s Supervisor Name

:

Position

e-mail [email protected]

Develop and organize work process unsatisfactorily irrelevant responses to the task

Date

: :

Signature : Company/organization stamp:

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APPENDIX 3 OBSERVATION FORM (10%) (Evaluation by Institution’s Representative)

INSTRUCTION: Please rate each item below to reflect student’s performance. RATIN G

Good

Average

Below average

Unsatisfactory

REG. NO

Excellent

NAME

5

4

3

2

1

PROGRAMME No A 1 2 B 1 2 3 C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 D 1 2 3

Item EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Access information in the form of verbal and written communication Show appropriate non-verbal communication POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS Comply with the rules of the organization Understand the job procedures Health and safety awareness PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Report handed-in on time and Verified by the supervisor Perform task in various situations Responsible behavior Accountability and integrity Ethics and protocols Time management Awareness of current issues REPORTING The reflective journal report is written accordingly to the undertaken activities The reflective journal is updated daily The Reflective journal is written clearly and neatly

CLO 2

4

4

5

Total Score Grand total:

/75

Lecturer’s comment:

LECTURER’S NAME

:

POSITION

:

DATE OF OBSERVATION

:

STAMP

:

Company/organization stamp:

APPENDIX 4 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING FINAL REPORT FORM (20%) (Evaluation by Institution’s Representative)

NAME REG NO PROGRAMME NO 1

2

3

4

5

CRITERIA

CLO

Contents of report Introduction to the organization (Historical Background/ Organizational Chart/Organization’s main activities

5

Summary of activities

5

Task explanation Introduction -Objective of the technical task Task explanation Introduction -Relations between theory and technical task Task explanation Elaboration of the task

1

1

1

5

4

Full and rich development of content (Introduction and historical background of the company & related activities) and complete explanation of the management function. Details are arranged in an order that reader can follow; clear transition between steps; overall presentation is coherent.

Clear and complete development of content (Introduction and historical background of the company & related activities) and complete explanation of the management function. Details organized reasonably well; there may be minor lapses from logical order, but they do not seriously detract from coherence of presentation. Objectives of the technical task are clear but unorganized.

Objectives of the technical task are very clear and wellpresented. Able to fully relate between the theory and technical task

Elaboration and detail achieved through full use of technical terms;

SCOR 3 E Adequate development of content, but lacks clearly stated positions/argument or supporting information; some explanation the management function.

2

1

Restricted development of content restricted; may be incomplete or unclear; little explanation of the management function .

Simplistic statement of content; no use of management function to support argument function.

Some attempt to order information has been made, but the sequence is difficult to follow

There is no apparent order. Writing rambles and/or is confusing to the reader.

Objectives of the technical task are vague.

Objectives of the technical task are very vague.

Objectives of the technical task are not related.

Able to relate some of the theory and technical task

Able to relate little of the theory and technical task

Lack of relations between the theory and technical task

Fail to relate between the theory and technical task

Flexibility in range; appropriate use of technical terms and other vocabulary in a variety of situations; mostly correct use of word forms and word choice; occasional wordiness or colloquialism

Adequate range; no precise use of subtle meanings displayed; technical terms only used occasionally;

Adequate range; no precise use of subtle meanings displayed; technical terms are seldom used

No attempt to use technical terms; wordiness and colloquialisms throughout

Details organized acceptably; there may be some lapses from logical order, but they do not seriously detract from coherence of presentation.

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APPENDIX 4 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING FINAL REPORT FORM (20%) (Evaluation by Institution’s Representative)

NAME REG NO PROGRAMME NO 6

7

CRITERIA Language and usage

Procedure and Chart consist of:

CLO

5

4

2

Error-free sentence-level grammar; broad and fluent range of vocabulary; concise and appropriate use of vocabulary; correct use of word forms and word choice. Content supported effectively by data (procedures, manual, tables/ charts/ diagram/ graphic/ photos/ etc) and completed fully with explanations of all data and assertions; data are presented in appropriate format; documentation for assertions is provided

Mastery of sentence patterns demonstrated; may have occasional grammatical errors on the sentence level.

Most of the content supported by data-(procedures, manual, tables or charts); mostly appropriate explanations of data and assertions; data mostly presented in appropriate format; documentation generally provided.

Concluding paragraph summarizes and draws a clear, effective conclusion and enhances the impact of the report Develop and organize idea effectively

Develop clear, comprehensive and creative comments and suggestions.

4

Procedures Table/chart/ diagram/ graphic/ photo/ etc. includes its explanation

8

9

10

Conclusions consist of: summarizes and draws conclusions of the industrial training

5

Conclusions consist of: continuity discussion on all task (as described in item 3b) Conclusions consist of: Comments and Suggestions

5

5

SCOR 3 E Sentence patterns most often successfully used; several grammatical errors on the sentence level.

2

1

Narrow range; many word form errors; technical terms and other vocabulary often used inappropriately.

Attempts at simple sentences often not successful; many grammatical errors; simple vocabulary, often inappropriately used.

Some of the content supported by data but should include more (procedures, manual, tables or charts) ; some explanations of data and assertions; data sometimes presented in appropriate format; documentation sometimes missing.

Little support of content by data-- (procedures, manual, tables or charts); incomplete or missing explanations of data and assertions; data not presented in appropriate format; documentation incomplete or absent

Concluding paragraph summarizes and draws a clear, effective conclusion and enhances the impact of the report Develop and organize ideas well

Concluding paragraph follows and summarizes report discussion, and draws a conclusion

Concluding paragraph is only remotely related to the report topic

No support of content by data--(procedures, manual, tables or charts); minimal explanations of data and assertions; incorrect calculations throughout; data not presented in appropriate format; no documentation provided Concluding paragraph is not apparent

Develop and organize ideas satisfactorily

Develop and organize ideas with effort

Limited ability to develop and organize ideas

Develop clear, comprehensive and good comments and suggestions.

Develop clear, comprehensive and satisfactory comments and suggestions.

Develop comments and suggestions with effort

Hardly able to give comments and suggestions

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APPENDIX 4 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING FINAL REPORT FORM (20%) (Evaluation by Institution’s Representative)

NAME REG NO PROGRAMME NO 11

CRITERIA

CLO

Use information ethically and legally

5

5 A thorough understanding of citations: Able to quote and paraphrase sentences from the cited sources Wide use of own sentences. Able to indicate the best sources in a works cited page clearly and correctly.

4 A substantial understanding of citations: Attempt to paraphrase sentences from the cited sources. Minimal use of own sentences. Cited the best sources in a works cited page

SCOR 3 E A partial understanding of citations: A partial understanding of the sources used Confusing quotations and paraphrase statements Able to cite sources but many errors on the given format

Total Marks

LECTURER’S NAME

:

POSITION

:

DATE OF ASSESSMENT

:

STAMP

:

2 Little understanding of citations : Wrongly cite sources in a given format Wrongly quote and paraphrase sources used Fail to cite the best sources in a works cited page

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MARKS

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APPENDIX 5 PRESENTATION FORM (10%) (Evaluation by Institution’s Representative)

NAME REG. NO PROGRAMME CRITERIA

CLO

Organization

2

Subject Knowledge

1

Visual Aids

2

Mechanics

2

Eye Contact

2

Verbal Techniques

2

Time Management

2

4

3

2

1

Student presents information in logical, interesting sequence which audience can follow.

Student presents information in logical sequence which audience can follow. Student is at ease and answers most questions with explanations and some elaboration.

Audience has difficulty following presentation because student jumps around. Student is uncomfortable with information and is able to answer only rudimentary questions, but fails to elaborate Student occasionally uses visual aids that rarely support the presentation Presentation has three spelling errors and/or grammatical errors. Student occasionally uses eye contact, but still reads mostly from notes. Student's voice is low. Student incorrectly pronounces terms. Audience members have difficulty hearing presentation. Student is able to present with additional time given

Audience cannot understand presentation because there is no sequence of information.. Student does not have grasp of information; student cannot answer questions about subject.

Student demonstrates full knowledge (more than required) by answering all class questions with explanations and elaboration. Student's visual aids explain and reinforce the presentation. Presentation has no spelling error or grammatical errors. Student maintains eye contact with audience, seldom returning to notes. Student uses a clear voice and correct, precise pronunciation of terms so that all audience members can hear presentation. Student is able to present within time given accurately

Student's visual aids relate to the presentation. Presentation has no more than two spelling errors and/or grammatical errors. Student maintains eye contact most of the time but frequently returns to notes. Student's voice is clear. Student pronounces most words correctly. Most audience members can hear presentation. Student is able to present within time given moderately Total Marks

LECTURER’S NAME POSITION DATE OF ASSESSMENT STAMP

: : : :

Marks

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