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WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES:
Guiding you to prepare for the Examination
Giving you an opportunity to clarify any doubts
about the question paper
Chartered Engineer is an
engineer who is registered or
licensed within certain
jurisdictions to offer professional
services directly to the public.
Chartered Engineer
develops new or existing technology
solve problems
makes a key contribution to your business
success, through innovation, creativity and
change
promotes advanced designs or design
methods
develops better production techniques,
marketing or construction concepts
pioneers technology or engineering services
and management methods
PRESENTATION COVERS
STRUCTURE OF THE QUESTION
PAPER
MARKS ALLOCATION
TIME ALLOCATION
EXAMINERS EXPECTATION
HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE
FORTHCOMING EXAMINATION
GUIDELINES TO BE FOLLOWED AT
THE EXAMINATION
B PAPER STRUCTURE
NEW STRUCTURE FROM MARCH 2010
Equal Marks
Section I
At least One
out of Two
Questions
Two
Sections
Section II
Three out of
twelve*
questions
Time
equally
allocated
Devote 10 Minutes to read the rubrics and get an idea about the questions.
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SECTION I
SECTION II
TEN QUESTIONS
(25 X 3)
25
75
100
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PASS MARK
50% AND OVER
If MARKS < 50% ; Fail
47 < MARKS < 50; May CONSIDER AS
BORDERLINE CASES
CONSIDERATION OF BORDERLINE CASES IS
NOT A MUST
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Technology
Society
Economy
Education
Environment
Policies of the Government in economic, social and
technological development
Development in ICT and its impact to economic and
social and technological development
Infrastructure facilities
Politics (domestic and foreign)
Contd
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Energy
Engineering Profession
Countrys natural resources
Industrial safety
Engineers role in Society
Engineers contribution to Social,
Economical and Industrial development
Engineers role in environmental
conservation and mitigating global
warming
Engineers role in Engineering
Education
Scientific and Engineering Knowledge
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in Wealth Creation
Contd
decisions
Engineering projects, their successes
and failures
Engineering Education home and
abroad
Primary and Secondary education
Prominent International Issues
Think analytically.
Express ideas and opinions in such a way
that a specific audience can understand you.
Argue on topic and defend arguments.
Interact with the society in the most effective
manner.
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Step 2:
Collect articles and papers as much as you
can, which addresses such issues.
Step 3:
Browse through your collection and select
articles that could contribute to each topic
you have identified as important.
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Step 4:
Read all related articles.
In this case you may have to read a single
article several times, but do it.
Step 5
Ability
to write with correct grammar, spellings and
punctuation marks
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SECTION II
Prepare the structure of your answer
on main theme of the question
Identify the issues that need to be dealt
with
Arrange them in their order of
importance and with the correct flow
and connectivity
Write the most relevant facts about the
issues
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IMPORTANT PARAMETERS
Terminology Appropriate to the subject.
Grammar Correctly used
Spellings Correctly spelt (Avoid American
English)
Paragraphs Suitably separated
IMPORTANT PARAMETERS
Legibility Write so that the examiner can
read it
Coherence - Connectivity of ideas right
throughout
Repetition of facts and ideas Avoid
Read at least once - What you wrote, if time
permits.
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COLLEAGUES
DISCUSS WITH YOUR FRIENDS OR
IMMEDIATE BOSS
USE A GOOD ENGLISH TO ENGLISH
DICTIONARY
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Essential Practice
Select at least five question papers and answer
about 10 (2 x 5) questions.
Read carefully to check whether your ideas are
clearly expressed.
Get one or two persons (your colleague or
immediate boss), who could assist you, in
reading and making comments on what you
have written. Improve your presentation skills
based on these observations.
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Essay Format -
Parallelism
When I talked about bullet points, one of the tips
involved keeping each bullet item in parallel by
beginning with the same part of speech.
For example, each item might similarly begin with a
verb like so:
Pack
Deliver
Drive
Collect ..
Going to ..
Parallelism is lost
Parallelism
INCORRECT
CORRECT
CORRECT
INCORRECT
In counseling, I think
both talking and to
listen are important
We are not for
war but peace
This car is not
only fast but also it is
safe to drive.
The trip to the city is
neither a long
one nor expensive.
Either you must stay
home or go with us.
CORRECT
In counseling, I think
both talking and listening are
important.
We are not for war but for
peace.
This car is not only fast but
also safe.
The trip to the city is
neither long nor expensive.
Comma Omissions
When an independent clause is linked together with a
coordinating conjunction, a comma must be placed before
the conjunction.
Example: A circuit with ten states, using one discrete voltage
value for each state, can be designed, but it would possess a
very low reliability of operation. [the coordinating conjunction
"but" links two independent clauses together. Hence, a
comma is placed before "but."]
Commas must follow introductory phrases.
Examples: For each instruction, the control unit informs the
processor to execute the operation specified by the
instruction. [a comma must follow the introductory
prepositional phrase, "for each instruction."]
Furthermore, one of the most powerful ways of analyzing
data is to display them as a graph. [a comma must follow the
CODE OF ETHICS
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THANK YOU
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