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PROMOSI KOMPETENSI SISWA SMK
TINGKAT
NASIONAL – XII Th. 2004
KELOMPOK
TEKNOLOGI SEMARANG, 20 – 24 JUNI 2004
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TECHNICAL
DESCRIPTION
The
<<International Vocational Training Organization IVTO>>, by a
resolution of the Technical Committee and in accordance with the Constitution,
the standing Orders and the Competition Rules, has adopted the following
minimum requirements for trade Nr 17:
0.
Gender
Words
implying masculine gender only shall include the feminine gender.
1.
Name
and description of trade
1.1
The name of the trade is Electronic Applications
1.2
Electronic Applications encompasses all occupational skills that design,
assemble, repair, maintain, and fault find electronic equipment and electronic
assemblies.
2.
Scope
of work at the IVTO
2.1
Theory questions that cover all facets of electronic fundamentals and
electronic servicing.
2.2
Prototype-construction project(s) chosen by agreed selection that
demonstrates prototype-assembly skills, alignment and/or adjustment skills,
and proper use of associated test equipment.
2.3
A rework exercise, chosen by agreed selection, that demonstrates adequate
process skills in the removal and replacement of modern circuit.
2.4
A fault finding exercise consisting of several items of electronic
equipment, each with a single circuit defect that has been chosen and agreed
upon by the experts.
2.5
An exercise that tests the area of test equipment associated with the
manufacture
and service of Electronic Assemblies.
3.
Practical
Work
3.1
Due to the rapid changes in new electronic technologies, the chief expert
will solicit construction project proposals from the experts and make an
unbiased decision on the projects presented at the competition for inclusion
in the competition. Each project proposal will include a statement of testing
of the project including time, and required documents.
3.2
The practical project chosen for the competition will occupy one full day
of the competition and will meet the following criteria:
3.21
Suitable circuit and wiring diagrams that will test the competitor’s
ability to recognize and interpret acceptable prototype construction skills.
3.22
Suitable circuit board layouts and pictorials to ensure correct assembly
of the project.
3.23
An assembly exercise that can measure and test the competitor’s ability
to position, mount, and solder components into specified positions.
3.3
Rework exercise
The rework exercise will be chosen by unanimous agreement from the trade
17 experts prior to commencement of the competition.
3.4
The rework exercise chosen for the competition will meet the following
criteria:
3.41
A component removal exercise that has a variety of device mounting that
can measure and test the competitor’s ability to remove components by
desoldering without damage to the circuit board.
3.42
A circuit board cleaning exercise that can measure and test the
competitor’s ability to prepare a used circuit board without damage and
ready for reuse.
3.43
A component placement exercise that can measure and test the
competitor’s ability to refit new components into a pre-used circuit board.
3.5
Fault finding exercise
The
fault finding exercise will be chosen by unanimous agreement from the
Electronic Applications experts prior to the commencement of the competition.
3.6
The fault finding exercise chosen for the competition will meet the
following criteria:
3.61
The equipment offered for fault finding will be selected by the host
province and be of types that are commercially available at the time
immediately proceeding the competition dates. The chief expert will approve
all faultfinding equipment prior to inclusion into the host province official
equipment lists.
3.62
Operator and component level schematic and layout diagrams, must be
provided for each piece of equipment.
3.7
Faults should be representative and realistic. All experts will agree on
each of the faults presented for competition.
4
Theoretical knowledge
4.1
The theory paper will be limited to a maximum of 90 minutes.
4.2
Questions will be of a multiple choice format with four choices per
question.
4.3
Questions will be structured in a pictorial format and verb. The
questions and the desired response to the question will be clear and designed
using universal symbols.
4.4
The number of questions in the competition theory paper will vary
depending on the difficulty of the questions, the level of questions, and the
composition of those questions chosen.
4.5
The questions in the competition test paper shall not include more than
25% of questions previously used.
4.6
Prototype
design
Design
a circuit/system using standard circuit building blocks and components
provided to the competitor.
All
trade 17 experts will agree on the content of the design prior to the
competition.
4.7
Reverse
Engineering
An
exercise designed to test the competitor’s ability to translate a functional
electronic circuit into a workable schematic diagram using standard
recognizable symbols (DIN or ANSI). All trade 17 experts will agree on the
content of the exercise prior to the competition.
5
Materials
5.1
The host province shall for practical reasons provide the major products
such as test equipment, computers, business equipment of consumer products.
5.2
The host province in required to provide service information and model
identification about the products to be worked upon in national competition
three months in advance of that competition.
5.3
The equipment offered for fault finding will be identified by the host
province,
3 mounts prior to the contest. The equipment provided by the host province
must be commercially available. The chief expert must approve or reject the
equipment selected by the host province within one month of the receipt of the
equipment information. The chief expert must disseminate the above-mentioned
information to all participating experts within one month of approving the
equipment provided by the host province.
5.4
The experts shall provide the remaining practical exercises and assembly
projects governing IVTO Competitors.
6
Workshop installations
6.1
All equipment offered by the host province will be approved by the chief
expert three months prior to the commencement of the competition.
6.2
The following machines and equipments will be made available to each
competitor:
1
working table with partition walls and sufficient electrical sockets
for test equipment
1
magnified lamp for the working area
1
isolated supply for
the equipment under test
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antenna connection providing good off-air signals
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other such test equipment as may be required to assemble or service
specific test projects provided by the host province.
6.3
The competitor must bring the remaining tools and auxiliary material and
present it to the judges for inspection on the first day of competition. The
judges shall rule out any items brought to the competition that are not
considered normal electronic tools that will give any competitor an unfair
advantage.
7
Test project marking
7.1
The experts will decide together on the test project, the marking
criteria and the dimensional tolerances and
they will prepare that material list.
7.2
Marks:
Perfect
= 10 points
Very
good =
9 points
Good
= 8 points
Rather
good =
7 points
Sufficient
= 6 points
Medium
= 5 points
Weak
= 4 points
Insufficient
= 3 points
bad
= 2 points
Very
bad
= 1 points
Zero
= 0 point
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7.3
RATING ITEM
MAX.POINTS
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Subjective Form 5A |
Objective Form
No.5 |
MAX.
POINTS |
Time
Hours |
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A |
Theory |
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4 |
10 |
2.00 |
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B |
Assembly and Function of
project |
4 |
4 |
25 |
4.30 |
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C |
Rework Exercise |
4 |
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10 |
1.30 |
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D |
Fault Finding and Test Equipment Use |
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4 |
30 |
5.30 |
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E |
Prototype Design |
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4 |
15 |
2.00 |
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F |
Reverse Engineering |
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4 |
10 |
1.30 |
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Total |
100 |
19.00 |
