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CIT-TAL-F015
Carlos Hilado Memorial State College Issue No. 01
Alijis Campus | Binalbagan Campus | Fortune Towne Campus | Talisay Campus
Revision No. 00
COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Date of Effectivity March 24, 2019
COURSE SYLLABUS Page 1 of 16
COURSE SYLLABUS
COURSE TITLE
VISION OF THE INSTITUTION (GREEN stands for Good governance, Research-oriented, Extension-driven, Education for Sustainable Development and Nation-
building)
A leading green institution in higher and continuing education committed to engage in quality instruction, development-oriented
research, sustainable lucrative economic enterprise, and responsive extension and training services through relevant academic
MISSION OF THE INSTITUTION programs to empower a human resource that responds effectively to challenge in life and acts as catalyst in holistic development of a
humane society.
Develop world-class industrial workers and middle-level managers equipped with scientific knowledge, technological skills and ethical
GOAL OF THE COLLEGE
values to achieve a desirable quality of life.
PEO1. Demonstrated professional success via promotions and/or positions of increasing responsibility in their field of
specialization.
PEO2. Demonstrated life-long learning via progress toward completion of an advanced degree, professional
development/continuing education courses, or industrial technology training courses
PEO3. Participated in community development and/or environmental protection program.
CURRICULAR MAP ON COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES AND PROGRAM OUTCOMES/ PROGRAM OUTCOMES AND PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
PROGRAM OUTCOMES (PO)
COURSE OUTCOMES
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
P p M m
C.O.1. Apply and demonstrate technical knowledge, and skills in electronics industry P P P P P P P
P p M M
C.O.2. Create innovate techniques in developing electronics circuits for technological advancement I P P P P P P
M p P
C.O.3. Apply entrepreneurial skills in the field of electronics technology. M P P M P P P
P p M
C.O.4. Design, construct, install, trouble-shoot various electronics circuits. M P P P P P P
M p M
C.O.5. Practice desirable working habit and values. M P M M M M P
Formative Assessment
Quizzes, Tests 40% 40%
20% 20% 83%(Prof Ed
Project/Output/Laboratory & Major
Class Participation 10% 10%
Subjects)
50% MTG + 50%
GRADING SYSTEM ETG
Summative Assessment 80%(General
Examination 30% 30%
Educ
Subjects)
Total 100% 100%
COURSE CONTENT
TIME Course
ALLOT- Learning
MENT LEARNING OUTCOMES Outcomes-Based Teaching- Outcomes(CLO)
TOPICS ASSESSMENT
(LO) Learning BTI:
Constructive
Alignment
Week 1 At the end of the lesson, the
1-3 hrs students will be able to:
1. Respond by providing Performance
multi-modal CHMSC Preliminaries: Task rubric on
interpretations of Insitutional Learning Outcomes multi-modal
CHMSC’s core values as Powerpoint interpretations
Reacting to slides presentation of
in this course; Vision,
showing the CHMSC MVGO (Criteria:Respo
2. Articulate the contents Mission/Graduate
VMGO of the and Core Values nd, Articulate,
of CHMSC’s mission of Attributes
College and the Performance Task: Create)
a green institution that Goals of the College of core values of a Multi-modal
endeavors to provide Industrial Technology CHMSCian interpretations
excellent instruction, student through
relevant and responsive Cascaded to Program
Outcomes cascaded to Course multi-modal
research, extension and interpretations
training services; Outcomes
3. Create an image of a
dynamic competitive,
and globally responsive
BSIT student within the
content of the course
(1-3 hours)
3.Television
Broadcasting
1.General
2. The Scanning System
3. Persistence of Vision
4. interlace scanning
5. Frequency Band
6. Standard TV Channel
7. TV Signal
Components
1. Draw & show the picture of scanning system the signal in TV broad casting & safety in each in station.
2. Discuss & site example for each function of TV signal component & communication Receiver.
3. Illustration
rules & policies in
TV broad casting
&
communication.
1. DLP
2. WHITE BOARD MAKER
3. COMPUTER UNIT
4. Laptop
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
Week 4
(1-3 hours)
4.TV Transmission
1.TV Broadcasting
Practices
2.Closed circuit TV
3.VideoTape
Recording
4. TV Transmitters
1. Draw & show the picture of TV broad casting Practices & Close circuit TV safety in it.
2. Discuss & site example for each function of TV Broadcasting Practices & Video Recording signal component.
3. Illustration rules & policies in TV Transmitters & communication.
1. DLP
2. WHITE BOARD MAKER
3. COMPUTER UNIT
4. Laptop
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
(1-3 hours)
1. Identify & Discuss each of the TV Receivers Diagram, stages & section of it.
2. Differentiate each components of TV Receivers.
3. Analyze & correct the problem sited in this topic.
4. Correct & Improve the theory, principles and practices.
5.TV Receivers
1.Block Diagram of
TV Receivers
2.The Tuner
3. Video IF Amplifier,
Detector, & Video
Amplifier
4.The Sound Section
5.The AGC Circuit
6.the Sync Circuits
7. The Deflection
Circuit
8.The Power Supplies
9.The Picture Tube
1. Draw & show the picture of TV Receivers or actual components in it & TV safety in it.
2. Discuss & site example for each function of TV Section & Stages, practices in the component.
3.Illustration rules & policies in TV Receivers & communication
1. DLP
2. WHITE BOARD MAKER
3. COMPUTER UNIT
4. Laptop
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
Week 6
(1-3 hours)
1. Draw & show the picture of TV Receivers or actual components in it & TV safety in it.
2. Discuss & site example for each function of TV Section & Stages, practices in the component.
3.Illustration rules & policies in TV Receivers & communication
1. DLP
2. WHITE BOARD MAKER
3. COMPUTER UNIT
4. Laptop
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
Week 7
(1-3 hours)
1. Identify & Discuss each of the TV Antenna Installation parts & types.
2. Differentiate each components of TV Antenna installation.
3. Analyze, Correct, Designed & construct the Antenna & problem sited in this topic.
4. Correct & Improve the theory, principles and practices.
7.Antenna Installation
1.Tools
2.Masts and Towers
3. Transmission lines
4.Grounding
5.Code Specifications
6.RF Amplifiers
7.Master Antenna
System
1. Draw & show the picture of TV Antenna Installation or actual components in it & TV safety in it.
2. Discuss & site example for each Installation of TV Antenna the Precaution & safety in each component.
3. Illustration rules & policies in Installation of TV Receivers & communication.
1. DLP
2. WHITE BOARD MAKER
3. COMPUTER UNIT
4. Laptop
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
(1-3 hours)
1. Draw & show the picture of TV Antenna Installation or actual components in it & TV safety in it.
2. Discuss & site example for each placement & adjustment /Installation of TV receiver then the Precaution & safety in each component.
3. Illustration rules & policies in placement & adjustment /Installation of TV Receivers & communication.
1. DLP
2. WHITE BOARD MAKER
3. COMPUTER UNIT
4. Laptop
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
Week 9
(1-3 hours)
1. DLP
2. WHITE BOARD MAKER
3. COMPUTER UNIT
4. Laptop
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
Week 10
(1-3 hours)
1. DLP
2. WHITE BOARD MAKER
3. COMPUTER UNIT
4. Laptop
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
Week 11
(1-3 hours)
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
Week 12
(1-3 hours)
1. DLP
2. WHITE BOARD MAKER
3. COMPUTER UNIT
4. Laptop
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
Week 13
(1-3 hours)
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
Week 14
(1-3 hours)
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
Week 15
(1-3 hours )
15. Sound IF
Amplifier & Audio
Detectors
1.Sound IF Takeoff
2. Trouble shooting
1. Draw & show the Sound IF Amplifier & Audio Detectors Circuit of TV receiver.
2. Discuss & site example for each stages of Sound IF Amplifier & Audio Detectors Circuit in TV.
3.Illustration rules & policies in Sound IF Amplifier & Audio Detectors Circuit of TV receiver
1. DLP
2. WHITE BOARD MAKER
3. COMPUTER UNIT
4. Laptop
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
4. Video clip for TV Sound IF Amplifier & Audio Detector Circuit Receiver/electronics circuit
(1-3 hours)
1.Actual Test
2. Written Test
3.Oral Test
4.Board Work
1.Multi tester
2.Oscilloscope
3. Color TV Sound IF Amplifier & Audio Detectors Circuit & all other circuit of it.
CLASS POLICIES (Specific to the Course)
Pedagogical The course implements Blended Mode of Instruction/ BMI through schoology.com. Enrollment to the said learning
Nature and management system will be discussed in the classroom. This is on a flexi-learning course as the FS fieldwork requires a
Delivery presentation of Action Research.
Attendance, Students are required to observe attendance in the class as monitored in the School Register Form. In case of BMI, the
Assignment and important dates are considered the attendance. Assignments and their submission are to be on time as announced or as
Submission Policies scheduled in the class sessions/ BMI.
Uniform and Students are deemed accountable to follow the observance of wearing school uniform on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Decorum Fridays and decent civilian attire on Wednesdays. School ID should be worn when inside the school premises.
Academic Honesty All forms of dishonesty as indicated as ideal class rules in the basic and higher education is automatically equivalent to a failing
and Scholarship grade of the academic exercise. Plagiarism is automatic “Failed” in an output.
Special Education NeedPersons with physical/ learning disabilities are requested to see the Professor within the first two weeks of the semester. A
and Disability
doable strategy is designed by both the Professor and student throughout the semester. Have an appointment with the
Accommodation Professor for his/ her consultation time.
Gender andAll oral and written communication outputs/ class interactions are required to observe the use of gender sensitive language.
Development The course prohibits discrimination and harassment based upon race, ethnicity, sex (including sexual assault), pregnancy,
Related
color, religion, national origin, physical or mental disability, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, and genetic
Accommodation information. Any student who has concerns about such behavior should the Professor.
Religious
In the academic work in the class, everybody is required to avoid conflicts with student’s religious practices and/ or
Accommodation observances. For an exemption, the student may request reasonable accommodations. This request must be in writing, and
the Professor will review the request and this may even seek for assistance from the Dean.
Academic State clearly your rule for mentoring-coaching for competency-based classes, dual classes with both lecture and laboratory…
Mentoring, Coaching State clearly your rule course consultation…
and Consultation