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Industrial Training Course Outline

This document provides information on an Industrial Training course offered to 2nd year engineering students. The course aims to expose students to industrial practices, ethics, and help prepare them for their final year projects. It is a 4-credit course offered in a special semester, with 96 hours of face-to-face lectures and tutorials, and 160 hours of independent study. Students are assessed based on supervisor evaluations, presentations, log books, and a final report. The course maps to several program outcomes, including exposing students to work responsibilities, engineering procedures, and helping them apply theoretical knowledge to solve industry problems.

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Industrial Training Course Outline

This document provides information on an Industrial Training course offered to 2nd year engineering students. The course aims to expose students to industrial practices, ethics, and help prepare them for their final year projects. It is a 4-credit course offered in a special semester, with 96 hours of face-to-face lectures and tutorials, and 160 hours of independent study. Students are assessed based on supervisor evaluations, presentations, log books, and a final report. The course maps to several program outcomes, including exposing students to work responsibilities, engineering procedures, and helping them apply theoretical knowledge to solve industry problems.

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Industrial Training

1. Name of Course: Industrial Training


2. Course Code: ENGD 324
Names of Academic Redia Bte Mohd Redzuwan; Muhammad Hanif Bin
3.
Staff: Abdul Karim
Aims/Objectives:

At the end of the course the students should be able to:


4. 1. To expose students to the various aspects of industrial practices and ethics.
2. To apply the training knowledge for the preparation of their final year subjects
and project

Semester and Semester: Special Semester


5.
Year Offered: Year: 2
Total Student Learning Face to face (F2F): Independent Total guided
Time (SLT): learning and
(non-F2F) independent
learning:
6.
L= Lecture L T P O
T=Tutorial
60 160
P=Practical 96 4
O=Others
7. Credit Value: 4
Pre-requisite: Minimum credit hour completion requirement = 50
8.
credit hours
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to:

1. Expose student to work, responsibility and the ethics in working


environment.
2. Communicate effectively within the working environment
9. 3. Expose students to general and specific procedure of engineering field which
related to industry
4. Expose student to engineering practice which is specific to his/her
specialization
5. Prepare technical report for the industrial training
6. Use the theoretical knowledge for solving the industry problem
Transferable skills
Skills assessments
Skills Evaluation based Oral Log book Report
on discussion with presentation
host supervisor
Knowledge X X X X
Practical X X X X
Social Skills and
X X
Responsibilities
Values, Attitudes and
10 X X
Professionalisms
. Communication,
X X X X
Leadership and Team
Problem Solving and
X X X X
Scientific
Information
Management and X X
lifelong Learning
Managerial and
Entrepreneurial

Teaching-learning strategy

Practical

Assessment strategy:

Assessments CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6 CO7 CO8


11 Evaluation based
. on discussion
X X X X X
with host
supervisor
Oral presentation X X X
Log book X X X
Report X X X X X

12 Synopsis
.
This course will expose students in an industrial working environment and to
ensuring students undertake industrial training at engineering and/or technical-
based companies/firms/institutions by having a list of preferred
companies/firms/institutions having a proven track record of sound industrial
training program, and vetting students applications for placements at new
companies/firms/institutions
Cou

PO10

PO11
rse

PO1

PO2

PO3

PO4

PO5

PO6

PO7

PO8

PO9
Out
co of Delivery
Mode
13 me
Expose student
. Practical at Selected Industry
to work,
responsibility and
1
Assessment X
the ethicsMethods
in and Types
working
Evaluation based on discussion with host
environment. 25%
supervisor
14 Communicate
Oral presentation 20%
. effectively within
Log
2 book 15% X
the working
Report 40%
environment
Expose students
to general
Mapping and
of the Course to the Program Outcomes
specific
procedure of
3 Course X
PO1

PO2

PO3

PO4

PO5

PO6

PO7

PO8

PO9

PO10

PO11
15 engineering field
. related to
industry
Expose
ENGD 324 student X X X X X
to engineering
4 practice which is X
specific to his/her
specialization
16
. Prepare technical
5 report for the X
industrial training
Use the
theoretical
6 knowledge for X
solving the
industry problem
Mapping of the course (CO) to the Program Outcomes (PO)

No
n
F2F SLT
Topic F2
F
L T P O
1 Practical Training 8 4 12
2 12 Weeks of Training 12 SLT X 12 weeks =
144 CH 88 44 132

Report Writing 3 10 13
Final Presentation 1 2 3
TOTAL Student Learning Time (h) 96 4 60 160

References: Industrial Training Program Guidelines.

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