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    The document lists the skills to be developed each semester related to the learning outcomes of the trade syllabus in the National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF) level. It outlines two learning outcomes for the trade: 1) workshop calculation and science, and 2) engineering drawing. For each semester, it then lists the specific skills students should gain related to those learning outcomes, such as basic mathematical and algebraic skills in semester 1, mensuration skills in semester 2, and trigonometric and friction concepts in semester 3. The final semester focuses on skills like utilizing resources effectively, analytical thinking, and reading industry drawings.

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    The document lists the skills to be developed each semester related to the learning outcomes of the trade syllabus in the National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF) level. It outlines two learning outcomes for the trade: 1) workshop calculation and science, and 2) engineering drawing. For each semester, it then lists the specific skills students should gain related to those learning outcomes, such as basic mathematical and algebraic skills in semester 1, mensuration skills in semester 2, and trigonometric and friction concepts in semester 3. The final semester focuses on skills like utilizing resources effectively, analytical thinking, and reading industry drawings.

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    The document lists the skills to be developed each semester related to the learning outcomes of the trade syllabus in the National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF) level. It outlines two learning outcomes for the trade: 1) workshop calculation and science, and 2) engineering drawing. For each semester, it then lists the specific skills students should gain related to those learning outcomes, such as basic mathematical and algebraic skills in semester 1, mensuration skills in semester 2, and trigonometric and friction concepts in semester 3. The final semester focuses on skills like utilizing resources effectively, analytical thinking, and reading industry drawings.

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    ASSIGNMENT 3.

    2
    List out the skills semester-wise related to each learning outcome of
    your trade in NSQF level syllabus

    Prepared By,
    AKHIL MURALY
    JUNIOR INSTRUCTOR (ACD)
    Govt. ITI Kalamassery
    Learning Outcome:

    1. Workshop Calculation and Science


    a. Demonstrate basic Mathematical concepts and principles to perform
    practical operations.
    b. Understand and explain basic science in the field of study including
    simple machine.
    2. Engineering Drawing
    a. Read and apply Engineering Drawing for different applications in the
    field of work

    Skills for semester 1

    1. Basic skills in arithmetic and algebra


    2. Skills for converting common fractions to decimal fractions and vice versa
    3. Algebra of fractions
    4. Skill to use basic calculators
    5. Skills to solve problems related to Ratio, proportion and percentage
    6. Skill to select different materials according to different practical applications
    7. Skill to convey drawing information mare clearly and precisely
    8. Skill to familiarize different drawing instruments

    Skills for semester 2

    1. Skills for solving problems related to mensuration


    2. Skills for applying Pythagoras theorm in practical applications
    3. Skill to solve problems related with heat, temperature and basic electricity
    4. Skill to understand the working of different machines/engines
    5. Skills to visualize and analyze the final output through different projections
    6. Skill to 2D & 3D figures more neatly and clearly
    7. Skill to learn free hand learning

    Skills for semester 3

    1. Skill to read different joints such as riveted joints, welded joints and pipe
    joints
    2. Skill to apply trigonometric concepts in real time practical applications
    3. Skill to apply concept of friction, cog, and elasticity in practical applications
    4. Skill to find area of irregular surfaces
    5. Skill to use scientific calculators
    6. Skill to identify different symbols in layout diagrams

    Skills for semester 4

    1. Skill to utilize the resources effectively


    2. Skill to attain analytical thinking for creativity
    3. Skill to estimate total cost for a work
    4. Skill to apply basic science in practical applications
    5. Skill to upgrade yourself as technology changes
    6. Skill to develop working knowledge of the layout of equipments
    7. Skill to read manufacturing and construction drawing used in Industry

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