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    The document summarizes the assessment process and criteria for an industrial training program. Students will be evaluated by both industry and faculty supervisors, with each accounting for 50% of the marks. The assessment evaluates 6 learning outcomes, including technical skills, problem solving, teamwork, and ethical practices. Supervisors will observe students and interview them, referring to logbooks and reports. The process involves supervisors and lecturers evaluating performance and submitting results, which are compiled into grades by the program committee.

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    APPENDIX A

    General Information
    Assessment within the Industrial Training context aims to evaluate the students work quality and the
    development of their soft skills. The student will be evaluated by both the industry and faculty
    supervisors, with 50/50 marks division.
    The assessment for the industrial training programme is based on the learning outcome of this
    programme. The table below shows the lists of what are the elements to be assessed in this industrial
    training exercise:
    No
    .

    Learning Outcome

    Assessment Source/Method

    Able to communicate (oral, written and and response effectively


    by delivering ideas and contents clearly.

    Observation/ interview/
    Logbook/ Report

    Able to demonstrate technical knowledge

    Observation/ interview/
    Logbook/ Report

    Able to identify and analyses problem, proposes creative


    solutions and chooses appropriate strategies to solve the problem

    Observation/ interview/
    Logbook/ Report

    Able to work effectively in a group by understanding and


    performing the role as a team member

    Observation/ interview/
    Logbook/ Report

    Able to apply good professional and ethical practices performed


    in the company.

    Observation/ interview/
    Logbook/ Report

    Able to search, manage and synthesize information

    Observation/ interview/
    Logbook/ Report

    Assessment Process
    In general the assessment process are as follows:
    1. The Industrial supervisors are to observe the students during the duration of the training period to
    get feedback on their performance via interview, referring to their logbook etc.
    2. The industry supervisor will fill the assessment form to evaluate the performance of the students.
    3. The visiting lecturer will also evaluate the students, based on the interview, logbook and final
    report during the visit and key in all the results (industrial & faculty supervisor assessment)
    through online form.
    4. The Indusrtrial Training committee of FKE will compile all the results, provide the grades (either
    Pass/Fail, minimum passing marks: 40%), and conduct analysis for continuous improvement.

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