COEB314

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING

GUIDELINES FOR STUDENT

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITI TENAGA NASIONAL
(Revised March 2017)

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1.0 OBJECTIVES
The objectives of the Industrial Training are:

(a) To expose students to the various aspects of industrial practices and ethics.
(b) To appreciate the significance of theoretical knowledge gained in the University into
engineering practice.

2.0 COURSE OUTCOMES, DELIVERY METHODS, ASSESSMENT AND CO-PO MATRIX

Course Outcomes PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 PO10 PO11 PO12
a b c a b a b c a b c a b a b a b c a b
1. Be able to
appreciate the
need of being a X
professional and
ethical engineer.
2. Be able to orally
communicate
with peers and
supervisors on
X
engineering
activities and
training
experience
3. Be able to write
good report on
X
engineering
activities
4. Be able to
portray correct
attitude,
motivation and
X
commitment
when performing
engineering
activities

3.0 DURATION
The minimum duration of the training is twelve (12) weeks in a single organization.

4.0 ELIGIBILITY

The student must have completed a minimum of seventy (70) credit hours just before the
commencement of the training. More explicitly, the student can only undergo the training
after completion of Year 2 but before commencing the Final Year Project (FYP) 2.
The student must have a CGPA of 2.0 and above at the time of registration.

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 The student must have taken pre-requisite subject assigned by each program before the
commencement of the training as follows;
Bachelor of Civil Engineering program Hydraulics Engineering (CEWB222),
Geology Eng. (CESB223), Structural Analysis I (CEGB112).
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering program - Theory of Machines (MEMB263).
Bachelor of Electrical Power Engineering program - Control System (EEEB323).
Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering program - Control System
(EEEB323).
Bachelor of Computer and Communication Engineering program - Control System
(EEEB323).

5.0 PLACEMENT

Students must apply for the Industrial Training placement on his/her own. The place chosen
must give some exposure on the field of his/her major. Checking on the companys profiles
and activities are highly recommended. The companys profiles and activities can be
obtained from the companys web page or you may consult the Industrial Training coordinator.
The student can also download the company directory from Industrial Training Moodles site at
www.lms.moodle.uniten.edu.my

The following documents should be included with the application letter;

1. Curriculum Vitae/Resume
2. Verification Letter which can be obtained from the online Industrial Training System (ITS)
upon student registration of Industrial Training as a subject and also upon indicating the
Industrial Training in the study plan.
3. Cover email or letter.

Please refer to the Appendix for application letter and curriculum vitae (CV) samples.
Scholarship holders are required to consult their sponsor for approved Industrial Training
placement.

6.0 CHANGE OF COMPANY

The student is not allowed to change the company once the Industrial Training Approval
form is submitted as mentioned in 8 (d) below.
Student will not be graded if the student takes up the Industrial Training in a company
which is not recognized by the Industrial Training committee.
A FAIL grade will be awarded to a student who changes company without fulfilling the
requirements stated above and/or when we receive any complaint from a company on the
students failure to report for duty.

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7.0 CREDIT TRANSFER FOR INDUSTRIAL TRAINING

Transfer Credit for Industrial Training (COEB314) is NOT allowed. Transfer credit is allowed for
horizontal transfer (degree to degree transfer) only, subject to credit transfer policy.

8.0 PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS

(a) The student is required to include the subject COEB314 (Industrial Training) for the following
semester during advising week period.

(b) The student must obtain a Company Reply Form or Offer Letter from the company as a
proof that the student has secured an Industrial Training Placement.

(c) The student is required to fill in the Industrial Training Approval form.

(d) Then, the student is required to submit the Industrial Training Approval form and the
Company Reply Form or Offer Letter to Industrial Training coordinator for approval.

(e) The student is required to submit the Industrial Training Approval Form and Company
Reply Form or Offer Letter upon approval to each departments administrative staff.

(f) During the first week of Industrial Training, student must fill up information required in Final
Placement ITS and Report Duty form.

(g) The student must ensure the subject COEB314 (Industrial Training) is in the students
timetable. Please refer to Registrar Office and Finance Department for subject registration
procedures.

(h) During the training, the students conduct must be in accordance with the organization
working schemes, rules and regulations. The organization will appoint a host supervisor.

(i) The student is required to maintain a logbook. All the training activities should be recorded
on daily basis. The logbook must be certified by the host supervisor.

(j) Students undergoing Industrial Training overseas must:

Submit Host Supervisor Evaluation Form (hard copy) duly signed by the Host
Supervisor.
Ensure that communications (via phone, email etc.) are made between the
visiting supervisor and the host supervisor.
Undergo Oral Presentation during first week of the following semester.

(k) The student also needs to obtain the Industrial Training Completion Certificate or Letter
from the Industrial Training Company and submit it to the assigned visiting supervisor.

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 (l) At the end of the training, the student is required to fill in the Industrial Training Survey
available at Industrial Training Moodle site at www.lms.moodle.uniten.edu.my

(m) The student must write a complete industrial training report and submit the hard copy to the
visiting lecturer. The student must also submit the certified logbook to the assigned visiting
supervisor during first week of the following semester. Please refer to Industrial Training
Programme Training Report Guidelines for the format of the report.

9.0 EVALUATION

Evaluation of the training will be based on:

a) Host Supervisor Assessment Report (25%)
b) Students Oral Presentation (20%)
c) Log Book (15%)
d) Industrial Training Report (40%)

10.0 METHODS OF EVALUATION

10.1 Host Supervisors assessment report

The host supervisor is responsible to assess the students performance using Host
Supervisor Assessment Report in the Appendix. Visit will be arranged between week 6
and week 12 on a convenient date decided by the host and visiting supervisors.

10.2 Assessment of the Students Presentation.

The students presentation will be assessed by the visiting supervisor and the host
supervisor during the visit by the visiting supervisor. The student will be given a period of
ten (10) to fifteen (15) minutes for the presentation and five (5) minutes for questions and
answers. Assessment of the students presentation will be based on the contents, style of
the presentation and also the ability to answer questions. Please refer to the Oral
Presentation Form in the Appendix.

10.3 Assessment of Logbook

The assigned visiting supervisor is responsible to assess the students industrial training
logbook. Please refer to the Logbook Form in the Appendix.

10.4 Assessment of the industrial training report prepared by the student.

The assigned visiting supervisor is responsible to assess the students performance based
on the Industrial Training Report submitted. Please refer to the Industrial Training
Report Form in the Appendix.

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11.0 Result

PASS or FAIL grade will be based on marks acquired (accumulated) from all four-evaluation
methods above and the minimum-passing percentage is 50%.FAIL grade will also be given to
those who:

Fail to submit the Industrial Training Report

Fail to submit the Logbook.
Fail to attend and present their work during Oral Presentation.
Fail to produce the Industrial Training Completion Certificate or Letter from the host
supervisor.

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 APPENDICES

No Item Page No

i Industrial Training Approval Form 9

ii Company Reply Form 10

iii Report Duty Form 11

iv Form A: Visiting Lecturer Evaluation Form 12-14

v Form B: Host Supervisor Evaluation Form 15-16

vi Checklist for COEB314: Industrial Training 17

vii Cover letter sample 18

viii Curriculum vitae sample 19-20

Ix Industrial training report sample format 21-23

x Sample of industrial training completion certificate 24

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 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING PROCEDURE
Activity Details Action by

Before going for the training

Include the subject COEB314 (Industrial Training) for the following semester
1 Student
during advising week period
2 Apply and get placement. Student
Submit the Industrial Training Approval form and the Company Reply
3 Student
Form or Offer Letter to Industrial Training coordinator for approval
4 Approval of the placement. Coordinator
Submit the Industrial Training Approval Form and Company Reply Form
5 Student
or Offer Letter upon approval to each departments administrative staff.
During the training
First week of Industrial Training, student must fill up information required in
6 Student
Final Placement ITS.
First two week of Industrial Training, student must upload the Report Duty
7 Student
Form at Industrial Training Moodle site at www.lms.moodle.uniten.edu.my
8 Arrange industry visit Visiting Lecturer

9 Oral Presentation Student

Upon completion of the training

Submit the Industrial Training Completion Certificate to the visiting
10 Student
supervisor.
11 Submit the Training Report to the visiting supervisor Student
Fill in the Industrial Training Survey available at Industrial Training Moodle
12 Student
site at www.lms.moodle.uniten.edu.my
13 Submit the certified log book to the assigned visiting supervisor. Student
Marks on the assessment of the training will be recorded at the online system
14 Visiting Supervisor
(ITS).
15 Submission of grades to the Registrar Coordinator

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INDUSTRIAL TRAINING APPROVAL FORM

1. This form needs to be completed by the STUDENT and submitted to the Administration Assistant,
Industrial Training, College of Engineering.
2. Offer Letter/ Company Reply Form must be attached.
STUDENT DETAILS
Name: Student ID No.:
Programme : BEEE / BCCE / BEPE / BCE / BME
Email:
No. of Credit Hours completed: No. of Credit Hours currently taking:
Financial Blocking: YES / NO Prerequisite Subject(s): TAKEN / TAKING / NOT TAKEN
Current CGPA:

Registered for Industrial Training (COEB 314): YES / NO

Please confirm that you have added the subject COEB314!

Postal address:

Student contact number :

Students signature: Date:

Training period: From: To:

COMPANY DETAILS
Company name:

Company address

Details of the host Name:

supervisor Email:
(IF AVAILABLE) Contact number:
COLLEGE APPROVAL

Coordinators signature: Date:

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COMPANY REPLY FORM

1. Detail of the undergraduate student to be accepted for the industrial training:

Students name : _______________________________________________________
Student ID : _______________________________________________________
IC No : _______________________________________________________
Start Date : _______________________________________________________
End Date : _______________________________________________________

2. Mailing address and contact number of the industrial training location

Companys name : _______________________________________________________
Address : _______________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
Telephone No : _______________________________________________________
Person in Charge : _______________________________________________________
Fax No : _______________________________________________________
Email Address : _______________________________________________________

3. Company special requirements, if any please specify (e.g. Safety Shoes)

_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________

Signature : ________________________________________________
Name : ________________________________________________
Date : ________________________________________________
Companys Stamp :

KINDLY REPLY AND RESPOND TO THE RESPECTIVE STUDENT.

THANK YOU.

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REPORT DUTY FORM

COMPANY DETAILS
Name of company:

Company address

Telephone number: Fax number:

STUDENT REPORT DUTY DECLARATION

Name: Student ID No.:

Programme : BEEE / BCCE / BEPE / BCE / BME
Email:
Report duty date:

Training period: From: To:

Address during
Industrial Training

Student contact number :

Students signature: Date:

COMPANY CONFIRMATION

We hereby confirm that the following student has reported to the company.

Signature:

Name:

Company stamp: Date:

Note: Student kindly scan the Report Duty Form and upload to UNITEN MOODLE > COEB314 within 2 weeks
of Industrial Training commencement.

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FORM A: VISITING LECTURER EVALUATION FORM

Oral Presentation Evaluation

Name : _________________________________
Student ID : _________________________________

Presentation skills (PO 9a)

Relevancy of contents Style of delivery Presentation tools Fluency Question and Answer
(10%) (10%) (10%) (10%) (10%)

Total:

Table 1: Presentation skills (50%)

Criteria 02 3 46 7 8 10
Poor Acceptable Excellent
Present some relevant
contents Present all relevant contents
Presentation is relevant to Apart from Satisfactory, extra
No relevancy
the industrial training scope elements are evident, such as
A. Relevancy of Insufficient presentation
and consist of the following: objectives of industrial training, able to
content contents and not within the
1. Introduction relate industrial exposure to industrial
required scope.
2. Industrial Exposure training objectives, and also to
3. Discussion & academic content.
Conclusion
Good execution
Advanced execution
Gestures (body language) /
No practise Excellent usage of body gestures to
psychomotor is in
B. Style/ Very rigid, monotone voice. capture the attention of the audience.
accordance to the content.
delivery Poor time keeping. Frequent Highly confident. Presentation is
Confident. Appropriate use
distractions. appropriately distributed in time
of space. Good time
according to the content.
keeping.
Inadequate use of Demonstrate the ability to
presentation tools use presentation tools Mastery of presentation tools
Blurry photos, too many texts, The use of proper audio Extra effort in the manipulation of aids
C. Presentation
inappropriate font size. visual aids, e.g. OHP, and effectively attract and capture
tools
Unnecessary graphics media. PowerPoint, video, LCD, etc. attention of audience. Minimum
No effort is seen in the usage Presentation content is interruptions due to usage of tools.
of effective presentation tools. visually pleasing.
Fair
Acceptable command of Articulate
Incoherent
language with occasional Highly competent in the usage of
Poor command of language,
grammar errors. language.
D. Fluency improper usage of grammar.
Flow of presentation is Excellent intonation /voice control.
Not organized. Self-interrupted
coherent. Using Spontaneous without referring to
presentation.
flashcards/notes once or flashcards/notes.
twice.
No attempt Attempt Confident
D. Question & Unable to answer the Most of the questions can be All questions can be answered
answer questions. No effort in answered and supported confidently and calmly, with
justifying the answer. with evidence. justification.

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Report Evaluation

Criteria Marks Given

Technical Work/ Activity (20%) Refer to Rubric Table 2
Presentation and Writing Skills (10%) Refer to Rubric Table 3
Format of Report (10%) Refer to Rubric Table 4
Total

Programme Outcome of this assessment:

PO9b: Communicate effectively by means of report writing
CO3: Be able to write good report on engineering activities
Table 2: Technical Work/ Activity (20%)
04 9 12 17 20
5-8 13 - 16
Poor Acceptable Excellent
Aims not met. Unsatisfactory. Satisfactory. Good. Very good.
No evidence of any Little evidence of Moderate evidence of Good evidence of Completes work
technical works/ technical works/ technical works/ technical works/ above expectation
activity done. activity done. activity done. activity done. with outstanding level
of understanding.
Excellent evidence of
technical works/
activity done.

Table 3: Presentation and Writing Skills (10%)

0-2 3-4 56 7-8 9 10
Poor Acceptable Excellent
Unable to write ideas Able to write ideas Able to write ideas Able to write ideas Able to write ideas
clearly, convincingly ONLY. Writing of with limited clarity, clearly, convincingly, clearly, convincingly,
and effectively. ideas is still not clear, conviction and and effectively most of and effectively at all
not convincing and effectiveness. the time. times.
not effective.

Too many Many grammatical Report is still Report is still No grammatical or

grammatical errors, errors resulting in comprehensible. A comprehensible. A spelling mistakes
resulting in some of the contents noticeable amount of few grammatical and spotted.
incomprehensible being grammatical and spelling errors.
contents. incomprehensible. spelling errors.

Table 4: Format of Report (10%)

02 3-4 56 7-8 9 10
Poor Acceptable Excellent
Quality is low, with The report is The layout of the The report is The format is
little or no structure. structured and most of report follows the coherent, follows the excellent in every
Report is a rewrite of the required guidance given. All guidance given way. It needs no
irrelevant sources components are required components strictly, well- corrections.
without additional properly presented. are given. However structured, easy to
material. there are significant read, and few
flaws. corrections are
required (very
insignificant).

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Logbook Evaluation

Criteria Marks Given

Depth of work (15%) Refer to Rubric Table 5

Programme Outcome of this assessment:

PO11: Acknowledge the need for, and be able to engage in life-long learning. (100%).
CO4: Be able to portray correct attitude, motivation and commitment when performing engineering activities.

Table 5: Quality and Usage of Logbook (15%)

03 4-6 7-9 10 -12 13 15
Poor Acceptable Excellent
Very low usage of Low usage of logbook. Moderate usage of High usage of logbook. Optimum usage of
logbook. logbook. logbook.

No activity is recorded.
Insufficient activity are
recorded. Mixed with
routines, looks more
like a diary.
No elaboration work
done.
There is a record of There is a record of There is evident of a
work carried out but the work carried out, professional approach
record is inconsistent readable, dated, to keeping a logbook.
and has little endorsed by manager. Sufficient activity are
elaboration of work Consistent keeping. recorded. Excellent
done. Good elaboration of elaboration of work
work done done.

No initiative/interest Low initiative/interest Moderate Shown initiative/interest Committed to the task.

shown. shown, no leads to initiative/interest in performing the task.
further information. shown.

Signature of Visiting Lecturer:

Stamp:

Date:

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FORM B: HOST SUPERVISOR EVALUATION FORM

Student's Performance Evaluation

Student's Name:

Students ID No.:

Training Duration: to

Name and Address of the Company:

Overall training evaluation. Please circle the appropriate range* (1 to 5)

*Range: 5 Excellent, 4 Good, 3 Satisfactory, 2 Below Average, 1 Weak

Hold paramount the safety, health and 1 2 3 4 5

welfare of the public and shall strive to
1 comply with the principles of sustainable
development in the performance of their
professional duties.

1 2 3 4 5
Act in such a manner as to uphold and
2 enhance the honor, integrity, and dignity
of the engineering profession.

1 2 3 4 5
Initiate learning opportunities to advance
3 personal professional knowledge and
skills.

1 2 3 4 5
Participate responsively in professional
4 learning opportunities within the learning
community.

1 2 3 4 5
Communicate professionally with host
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and peers in the company.

* Kindly submit this form to the Visiting Lecturer during visit. Thank you.

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Oral Presentation Evaluation

Presentation skills (PO 9a)

Relevancy of contents Style of delivery Presentation tools Fluency Question and Answer
(10%) (10%) (10%) (10%) (10%)

Total:

Table 1: Presentation skills (50%)

Criteria 02 3 46 7 8 10
Poor Acceptable Excellent
Present all relevant contents
Present some relevant contents Apart from Satisfactory, extra elements
No relevancy
Presentation is relevant to the industrial are evident, such as objectives of
A. Relevancy Insufficient presentation
training scope and consist of industrial training, able to relate
of content contents and not within
introduction, industrial exposure, and industrial exposure to industrial training
the required scope.
discussion & conclusion objectives, and also to academic
content.
Advanced execution
Good execution
No practise Excellent usage of body gestures to
Gestures (body language) /
B. Style/ Very rigid, monotone capture the attention of the audience.
psychomotor is in accordance to the
delivery voice. Poor time keeping. Highly confident. Presentation is
content. Confident. Appropriate use of
Frequent distractions. appropriately distributed in time
space. Good time keeping.
according to the content.
Inadequate use of
Demonstrate the ability to use Mastery of presentation tools
presentation tools
C. Presentation presentation tools Extra effort in the manipulation of aids
Blurry photos, too many
tools The use of proper audio visual aids. and effectively attract and capture
texts, inappropriate font
Presentation content is visually pleasing. attention of audience.
size.
Incoherent
Fair Articulate
Poor command of
Acceptable command of language with Highly competent in the usage of
D. Fluency language, improper
occasional grammar errors. language.
usage of grammar.
Flow of presentation is coherent. Excellent intonation /voice control.
Not organized.
No attempt
Attempt Confident
D. Question & Unable to answer the
Most of the questions can be answered All questions can be answered
answer questions. No effort in
and supported with evidence. confidently and calmly, with justification.
justifying the answer.

Signature of Host Supervisor:

Stamp:

Date:

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Checklist for COEB314: Industrial Training

Semester , Year

Student Visiting Lecturer

Name: Name:

Student ID: Staff ID:

Host Organization:

Items Submitted Items Documented

1 Logbook Form B: Host Supervisor Evaluation

2 IT Report [Hardcopy] Form A: Visiting Lecturer Evaluation

3 IT Completion Certificate

Signature and Stamp of Visiting Lecturer:

IT COMPLETION SURVEY (Moodle): DONE / NOT DONE

Signature of Student:

Submission Date: Documentation Date:

Important!
A Pass or Fail grade will only be awarded if all items 1 3 are submitted by the student to the visiting
lecturer.

A Pass or Fail grade will only be awarded if all items are recorded, compiled and graded by the visiting
lecturer. Otherwise, the grade will remain as BS grade. The BS grade will automatically be changed to a Fail
grade after a stipulated date by the Registrar Office.

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 APPLICATION LETTER SAMPLE

(Your name&
Full address)

(Date)

(Companys name & full address)

Dear Sir,

APPLICATION FOR AN INDUSTRIAL TRAINING PLACEMENT: CIVIL/ ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL

ENGINEERING

I am interested to apply for an industrial training at your company in the above mentioned field. (if you are
interested to be in a specific department then state it specifically). The date for the training is from to or
minimum of 12 weeks duration.

I am a student of the Universiti Tenaga Nasional pursuing the Bachelor of Civil/Electrical/Mechanical

Engineering (honors)/Information Technology, and now in my third year of studies. My current CGPA is 3.65
and I have taken some courses such as (state courses that would be related to your field). I hope to gain an
industrial experience as a civil/electrical/mechanical engineer and especially in
manufacturing/designing/research area (state the type of exposure that you prefer)

Attached herewith, the verification letter from my institution and my curriculum vitae.

Thank you

Yours sincerely,

..
(Your name)

Enc: letter from institution and CV

( ) comments

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 CURRICULUM VITAE SAMPLE

PERSONAL PARTICULARS

Nationality :
Full Name :
IC No. :
Date of birth :
Address :
Mobile No. :
E-mail :

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
School :
Pre-U :
Degree :

2000 2004 Universiti Tanaga Nasional

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Hons.)
Current CGPA : 3.75
Engineering subjects taken:
Computer literacy:

ACHIEVEMENTS & STRONG POINTS

2000: Design Project Competition (1st place)

2001: Recycling competition: Do it your way! (Consolation)

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY:
Spoken : English (7/10), Malay (8/10)
Written : English (6/10), Malay (6/10)

WORKING EXPERIENCE

Freelance Graphic Designer

(Website design, poster design)
Clerk (April 2003 - June2003)
(Correspondence, filing)

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES & HOBBIES

1999 2000 : Exco of Student Representative Council

CAREER OBJECTIVE
To own engineering consultant firm within 8 years.

REFERENCES
Name; Designation; Contact No.

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Guidelines for Preparation of the Training Report

1. General format

Font Times New Roman size 12

Cover page format is as below.
- Spacing 1.5
- Times New Roman

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITI TENAGA NASIONAL
size 26 bold

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING REPORT

AT size 22 bold
HITACHI (M) SDN. BHD, BANGI

NAME : IQBAL MOHD YUSUF

STUDENT ID : ME078234
PROGRAMME : BME size 16 bold
SEMESTER : SPECIAL
YEAR : 2016/17

2. Contents of the report

The report should contain the following sections:

a. Table of contents
Chapters, START DATE :
Titles, END DATE :
Sub-titles,
Page numbers including the details of Appendix if any.

b. Introduction & Company Background

Details of activities undertaken by the company
Number of persons employed
Future business strategies
Organizational details
Students Duties
Students Responsibilities etc.

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 c. Details of experience
Activity/ knowledge gain
Evidence
Professional and ethical issues
Health and environmental issues
Problems encountered

d. Finding & Recommendation

Summarize learning experience received, problems faced and how to solve, provide opinion and
suggestion on how to improvement the training in the future.

e. References
The list of references used in preparing the report must be listed in this section.

f. Appendices
Any other relevant details that are appropriate to support the write up of the report should be given
in this section. It may include important drawings, design details, copies of letters, project report,
Figures, Tables, List of symbols and notations etc.
Each appendix must have a title and must be mentioned in the main text wherever appropriate. All
page numbers for appendixes must be continual from the main text.

Note: All confidential information (in all forms) owned by the company can only be published with prior
permission

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 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITI TENAGA NASIONAL

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING REPORT

AT
HITACHI (M) SDN. BHD, BANGI

NAME : IQBAL MOHD YUSUF

STUDENT ID : ME078234
PROGRAMME : BME
SEMESTER : SPECIAL
YEAR : 2016/2017
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 TABLE OF CONTENT

3. INTRODUCTION & COMPANY BACKGROUND 1

4. DETAILS OF EXPERIENCE
a. Activity/ knowledge gain
b. Evidence
c. Etc.
5. FINDING & RECOMMENDATION
6. REFERENCES
7. APPENDICES 30

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 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING COMPLETION CERTIFICATE

Name of Student :
Student Id. :
IC/ Passport Number :
Degree Programme :
University : Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN)
Company Name :
Company Address :
Field of training :
Training Duration : From _____________ to _____________

This is to confirm that the above mentioned student has successfully completed industrial
training at our company. We trust that the student has benefited from the practical knowledge
gained and exposure to the working environment.

Name and signature of the Host Supervisor:

_______________________________________
Name :
Office stamp :

Date :

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