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Wednesday, December 9, 2015

References for Industrial Attachment Report Writing - SIWES/IT

REFERENCES

§ Lammle, T. (2011). CCNA: Cisco certified Network Associate Study Guide. Wiley Publishing Inc. (7^thEdition), India.

§ The “FRCN Today” brochure.

§ Radio Nigeria “Where We Are” Frequency Guide.

§ www.radionigeria.net

§ www.radionigeria.gov.ng

§ www.itf-nigeria.com

CONCLUSION FOR IT & SIWES TECHNICAL REPORT

1.2 CONCLUSION

The six (6)-month practical work experience without mincing words is exhaustive. The acquisition of knowledge relevant to the student’s course of study has broaden his horizon and provided the much needed job experience for courses that demands exposure to industrial skills. The program also offered me the opportunity to access the labor market and its intricacies and as such prepared me on how to handle such an issue when it arises.

Industrial Training & SIWES Report Summary

1.1 SUMMARY

This technical report covers in its entirety all what I learnt during the compulsory six (6)-month Students’ Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) as institutionally sponsored and implemented by the Industrial Training Fund (ITF).

The Scheme had made it possible for me to have first-hand knowledge on Ethernet cabling as implemented by Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, Headquarters as well as how to troubleshoot basic network issues as experienced in the Corporation.

Keyword

industrial training report

Nature of Company - SIWES Report

This is an example of SIWES Technical Report formats/style for "Nature of Company" that you can pick up, edit and use to suite your place of Industrial attachment. Check them out below

Nature of Company (FRSC)

The FRCN has a Board of Directors which has overall responsibility for policy and standards. The Director General is the Chief Executive Officer.

The National Stations and Lagos Operations Centre are headed by Directors who report to the Director General. The Director General and Directors form the Central Management Committee (CMC) which is responsible for the day-to-day running of the Corporation nationwide.

At the Headquarters, there is a Committee of Management (COM) chaired by the most senior director, with other Directors and Heads of Departments as members. There is also a Committee of Management (COM) in each National Station and Lagos Operations headed by the Director-in-charge, assisted by Heads of sub-directorates, General Managers of FM Stations and Heads of Internal Audit.

FRCN has three levels of Authority:

Headquarter
National Station
FM Station

Nature of Company (ICT Centre, FUTO, Imo State)

The ICT Centre was established in the late 2002 with the aim of assisting the university realise its mandate of innovative use of ICT services and products to support research, learning, teaching and administrative processes. The University has mandated the ICT Center to carry out the following functions: -

To develop and implement an evolutionary ICT policy and strategy that is sensitive to emerging technologies and responsive to changing needs and practices
To guarantee the security of ICT resources and the safety of people working in ICT environments
To enhance skills to develop, implement, support and exploit ICT resources effectively and efficiently
To provide quality network infrastructure and improve student & staff access to ICT services in line with University priorities
To ensure that business systems accommodate and facilitate changes in business practice that reflect changing institutional, staff and student needs
To advance the need for adequate and sustainable ICT funding from within the University and develop capacity to attract external resources.

OBJECTIVE OF SIWES

Format 1

1.1 OBJECTIVE OF SIWES

The Objective of SIWES includes the following;

· To expose students to work methods and techniques in handling equipment and machineries that may not be available in tertiary institutions.

· Provides exposure of students to the environment in which they may eventually work, thereby enabling them to see how the future professions are organized in practice.

· It provides an avenue for students in Nigerian tertiary institutions to acquire industrial skills and experience in their course of study.

· Enables students to bridge the gap between knowledge acquired in school and the relevant production skills required in work organizations

· Prepares students to contribute to the productivity of their employers and national development immediately after graduation.

· To make the transition from the university to the labor market easy for students, and thus enhance students contact for the later job placement.

· To give room for social and academic interaction with professionals in their field and working environment and also to expose the reality of working places.

Format 2

OBJECTIVES OF SIWES

The objectives of Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) are:-

· To provide students with the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge into real work situations, thereby bridging the gap between school work and real world situation.

· To expose students to work methods, modern working equipment’s in their chosen professions.

· To make the transition from the Universities to the place of work easier and thus enhancing students contacts for later job placement

· To prepare students for working environments they are likely to meet after graduation

Provide an avenue for students in the Nigerian Universities to acquire Industrial skills and experience in their various course of study

IT Report Instructions/Report for Industrial Trainining Students

Note the following

IT Report

· Avoid downloads, please. Don’t include anything from the internet, rather read and understand then paraphrase them

· Keep daily diary of what you did and what you learnt in a day (e.g. what did I do today? What did I learnt today?)

· Include only images take with your phone or hand drawn

IT Report Arrangement