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RepublicofthePhilippines

BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY PabloBorbon,MainI,RizalAvenue,BatangasCity

OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SERVICES

ON-THE-JOBTRAININGOFFICE EmailAddress:[email protected] ContactNos.:(043)980-0385loc.1147/0998-993-6944

ON-THE-JOB TRAINING PLAN For Bachelor in Industrial Technology Trainees Year Level Specialization Training Schedule Duration

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Don Justin S. Malaluan Second Year Instrumentation Control Technology Monday to Thursday (7:00 am – 4:00 pm) 380 Hours (Second Semester)

General Objectives: At the end of the training period, it is anticipated that: 1. The trainee have applied in the host industry the academic theories and work values acquired from the academe, 2. The trainee have fully accomplished the requirements of their training program as instructed by the school and the cooperating industry, 3. The trainee have increased their knowledge in their field of specialization with the help of the cooperating industry, 4. The trainee were exposed to majority, if not all suggested training targets specified in the In-Plant Training Guide written below, 5. The trainee have acquired sufficient exposure to the actual work environment. 6. MAJOR SUBJECTS ICT 111 Ocucupational Health and Safety practices fot Instrumentation and Control Technology ELCX 101 Basic Electricity and Electronics ICT 112 Measurements ICT 113Electronics I (Industrial Circuits) ICT 114 Basic Pneumatics ICT 211 Basic Electronics Instrumentation & Industrial Process Control CPT 213 Microprocessor &Logic ELCX102 Electrical Machine

IN-PLANT TRAINING GUIDE Exposure to Occupational Health and Safety Practices for Instrumentation and Control Technology Exposure to Electricity and Electronics Exposure to Measurements Exposure to Electronics I(Industrial Circuits) Exposure to Basic pneumatics Exposure to basic electronics instrumentation & Industrial Process Control Exposure to microprocessor & logic Exposure to Electrical Machine

Note: 1. In-Plant Training guide are broad areas of learning exposures that the cooperating industry may refer to. 2. The degree of exposure given to trainees depends on the discretion and judgment of the cooperating industry Prepared by: Mr. VENER C. MACATANGAY OJT Coordinator Noted by: Engr. MARILOU A. MAALA Area Chairman Approved: Dr. PHILIP Y. DEL ROSARIO Dean,CIT